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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.
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.
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.

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.
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.
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.