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Sarah Martins Spotted Sharing Food To Homeless People In Canada

Nollywood actress Sarah Martins has left tongues wagging after she was seen sharing food to homeless people in Canada.
This is coming days after she was arrested for cooking on the road in Lagos.
In a video on Tuesday, she was seen distributing 150 packs of food to homeless individuals on the streets of Ottawa, where she is currently based.
Sharing the news, she wrote: “From going grocery shopping, to cooking with the CEO of @suyaroyale under the supervision of @ricci_products representatives, to sharing the sumptuous, well-spiced 150 packs of food with homeless people on the streets of Ottawa.”
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Read some commenst below:
@MarvellousIsra3:”This is what happens when tribalism and ethnic jingoism becloud our sense of judgment. They humiliated her for showing kindness at home, now she’s being celebrated abroad for the same act. Later, Akpabio and his crew will beg Nigerians in the diaspora to return.”
@stqinless_:”I thought she would be cooking at the express in Canada ni.”
@eal_Giilo:”See as oyinbo line up dey collect jollof.”
@callmetunde_:”From Lagos street drama to Canadian food hero to ‘blessing the streets’—level up unlocked.”
@Allezamani:”She now suddenly knows how to package food from home?”
@SemiNigerian:”So she can actually cook it in her house and pack it in bags to share? Meanwhile, she was constituting a nuisance by cooking on the streets of lagos. Smh.”
@Nedumcity_:”She should have done the cooking on the road like she did in Lagos. . Many things we can’t do abroad, we do it back home.”
@Rarebreedmaleek:”Why she no cook for street for Canada?”
@callme_t9:”Why she no go street for Canada go cook the way she dey do for 9ja.. make we see wetin won happen.”
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Why I Can’t Date Broke Girls – Kiddwaya

Nigerian reality TV star Terseer Kidd Waya aka Kiddwaya has revealed why he will never date a broke woman.

According to him, broke women are entitled.

He stated this while speaking in an episode of Off The Record podcast.

The billionaire’s son said that many of them start off being humble and appreciative but later develop a sense of entitlement once they get used to his lifestyle.

He said: “At first, they’re thankful everything feels new and exciting. But after a few months, they start comparing themselves to others. They want the same bags, the same trips, and soon, what was once special becomes expected. The entitlement sets in and sometimes turns into rudeness. That’s been my biggest issue dating someone from a lower class and bringing them into my lifestyle.”
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It Will Make Sense To Get Involved – Tacha Speaks On Venturing Into Politic

Reality TV star cum social media influencer, Natacha Akide aka Tacha has stated that joining politics will not be a bad idea for her.
She stated this during a recent interview with BBC Pidgin.
According to her, it will be nice to get involved because she’s passionate about helping Nigerians.
She said, “I feel like if you keep complaining about something, it only makes sense to get involved and maybe make certain decisions that’ll make things easier for people.
 
“People always say after God, it’s politics and truly, one policy from the government can make or break you. At the end of the day, it makes sense to get involved.
 
“Politics is something I’m passionate about, but like I said, I’m not the one making the decisions. However, I’ll just keep using my platform to push for good governance and hold our leaders accountable.”
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I’m Not Desperate for International Recognition – Olamide

Nigerian indigenous rapper Olamide Adedeji, popularly known as Olamide has revealed he’s not desperate to go international.

According to him, he is comfortable being an indigenous artist.

Speaking in a recent interview with BBC Radio 1Xtra, Olamide stated that he would not change his sound or switch his style to appeal to a Western audience.

“You have to identify your audience. Once you identify your audience, the rest of the world will catch up eventually. So, I have to stay true to myself and no mater where it is, what it is, I mean, in this world, I have to stay true to myself.
 
“I’m comfortable in my skin. I’m a Naija guy, Yoruba boy, I have H-Factor and all that, and I’m proud about it. You just have to stay true to yourself,” he said.
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Mohbad’s Wife, Wunmi Reacts as SAN Withdraws From DNA Case

Wunmi Aloba, wife of late singer, Mohbad has broken her silence after a Senior Advocate Nigeria employed in her DNA case by her father-in-law resigned

The decision of the lawyer to withdraw from the case has shocked Nigerians as this wouldn’t be the first time, a lawyer will be withdrawing from the case.

Wunmi while reacting on her Instagram story, told her father-in-law that a DNA result can never be manipulated.
Her words: “Another lawyer, a Senior Advocate of Nigeria (SAN), has withdrawn from the DNA case. To my father-in-law, you can get as many lawyers as you want from anywhere in the world; one thing is certain, however, that you can’t manipulate this DNA. I’m sorry.
 
A whole SAN.
When people are confident in truth, they don’t run. They don’t hide. They don’t switch lawyers every month. They don’t ignore court calls.
 
We have cooperated from Day 1. We have never opposed a DNA test. We showed up. We waited. We followed the law.
 
The only people delaying the process are the same people who requested it.
 
No one can manipulate the court, and no one can manipulate science.
 
Let the truth speak – for Liam, for Mohbad, and for justice.
November 11 is around the corner. We will be there. Again”.
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Odumodublvck Reveals The Shocking Story Behind His Stage Name

Nigerian rapper, Tochukwu Ojogwu, popularly known as Odumodublvck, has revealed how he got his stage name.

According to him, the name originated from a playful childhood moment that unexpectedly defined his music identity.

He stated this during a recent interview with BET Network.
Accordign to the rapper, the name “Odumodu” — which means masquerade, was first used to tease him.
“Odumodu means masquerade. I tried to scare someone and he called me that name. I was like, ‘No, don’t call me that.’ You know it’s that name you don’t want to be called,” he said.
According to him, the nickname continued to gain popularity among his peers, especially after a moment involving his mother.
“One day my mom came to visit me in school and they were like, ‘Yo, Odumodu’s mom is around,’ and she’s like, ‘who’s that?’ And I’m like, ‘that’s what it is.’ Then I started making music,” he added.
Before adopting the now-famous stage name, the rapper said he used the name “T Flows,” which he now considers uninspiring.
“The name I had first was T Flows — whack name. There are probably like a hundred thousand T Flows in the world, but there’s only one Odumodublvck,” he said confidently.
Odumodublvck added that he intentionally chose the name because of its uniqueness, even though his friends mocked it initially.
“When I told my friends that my name’s going to be Odumodu Blvck, they started laughing. I said, ‘yes, that’s the point. That’s the name.’ If I didn’t bear that name till the end of the world, there would never have been another Odumodublvck.”
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What I Look Out For When Choosing A Partner – Kiddwaya

Nigerian reality TV star, Kiddwaya has revealed what he wants in a partner.
He made his opinion known in an episode of Off The Record Podcast.
According to him, character and values matter more to him than wealth or social status.
The former Big Brother Naija housemate explained that he prefers someone kind, respectful, and grounded.
He said: “I don’t pick based on background or status. Just be nice, have good energy, and stay grounded. I’m very easy to please when it comes to relationships. You have to believe in God. It doesn’t have to be tied to religion, but there must be a belief in something higher than us.
 
“The way you speak to a waiter or anyone who’s not on your level says everything about you. Respect should never depend on status. I could wake up and say, ‘Babe, we’re going to Jamaica tomorrow,’ and I want her to say, ‘Let’s go. I just like someone who can match my energy and enjoy the moment,” he added.
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I Wasn’t Happy Being African – Tiwa Savage Recalls Growing Up In London

Nigerian singer Tiwa Savage has dismissed claims that Afrobeats is currently experiencing its worst run in the past two decades.

Reputable music executives, including Paul Okoye aka Paulo, and DJ Big N, have claimed that Afrobeats is declining in separate interviews and social media posts.

However, speaking at the Unstoppable Africans event recently, Savage boasted that Afrobeats is unstoppable.

She argued that contrary to claims that the genre was declining, it is gaining more grounds on charts and tours.

She also spoke about the cultural impact of Afrobeats, recalling that she used to be unhappy about being an African growing up in London, but the positive image Afrobeats is giving the continent has made her become proud of her race.

The singer noted that Afrobeats has achieved a lot despite not having enough support, structure or infrastructure.

“Afrobeats is the fastest growing genre in the world. We kind of created it with nothing; no support, no infrastructure, no real belief even from our own people initially.

“I remember growing up in London and I was not happy being African. But now I’m so proud because of how big Afrobeats is growing.

“There was a conversation at one point that Afrobeats is going to have its 15 minutes of fame and then fades away. But we are still here. We are not slowing down. In fact, we are filling out stadiums, and we are getting the biggest songs on the charts right now.

“I don’t know how true this is, but apparently one in every four black persons is a Nigerian or an African.

“So, we are not going anywhere. As much as they are trying to quiet us down, the music is not going anywhere. We are Africans and we are unstoppable,” she remarked.

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Polygamy Hurts Women, Kids – Nigerian Rapper, Erigga Claims

Popular rapper Erigga has expressed his opinion on polygamy, stating that it negatively affects both women and children.

Speaking from his experience growing up in a polygamous home, the rapper explained that in polygamy, there are always aggrieved parties and most times, the women and children, not the man were involved.

In an interview with Yanga FM Lagos, Erigga revealed that he is trying not to be like his father by avoiding polygamy.

“I am trying not to be like my father. I don’t like polygamy; one person gets hurt, which is the woman. There’s never a polygamous situation where the man gets hurt; it’s always the woman and the kids,” he stated.

Erigga advocated for men to avoid the complexities of polygamy by embracing monogamy, which he claimed is less complicated and more fulfilling for all parties involved.

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Without Music My Story Is Incomplete – 2Baba Pens Emotional Letter As He Celebrates 25 Years in Music

Legendary Nigerian musician, Innocent Idibia aka 2Baba has celebrated 25 years in the music industry.
He took to social media to share a deeply emotional open letter to celebrate his 25th anniversary in the music industry.
He thanked everyone who has played a part in his remarkable journey.
He wrote in part:  “Open Letter of Gratitude 2Baba @ 25 Years in the Industry,”
 
“As I stand on the threshold of 25 years in this incredible journey called music, my heart is full of gratitude, memories, lessons, and love.
 
“This celebration is not mine alone. It belongs to everyone who played a role in shaping the story of Innocent Idibia, 2Baba,”
 
“You were the first to see light in the dream of three young men when no one else believed.
 
“You gave us a voice when we barely had a microphone, a space when all we had was a dream,” 
 
“You opened doors that led us from dreams to destiny, we made history together; we won together.
 
“You stood as mentors and big brothers, and your names will forever be etched in my story,”
 
“Without the people who believed, corrected, and supported me, my story would have been incomplete.”
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