Nigerian media personality Toke Makinwa has celebrated her prayers being answered by God.
In a post on Instagram, she celebrated 356 days of her answered prayers.
Nigerian media personality Toke Makinwa has celebrated her prayers being answered by God.
In a post on Instagram, she celebrated 356 days of her answered prayers.
Nollywood actress Iyabo Ojo has surprised her daughter Priscilla Ojo and her husband, Tanzanian singer Juma Jux by throwing a welcome party for them.
This comes after they arrived Nigeria with their baby, Rakeem.
The couple arrived Lagos on Monday night to a surprise party by Iyabo Ojo.
Viral clips from the event captured Iyabo Ojo beaming with pride as she embraced her daughter, son-in-law, and grandson. Her affectionate gestures drew cheers from guests, who joined in celebrating the happy reunion.
Boluwatife “Bolu” Balogun, the 14-year-old son of Nigerian music icon Wizkid, has sparked excitement online after sharing a short rap snippet teasing his music debut.
The clip, posted on social media, shows the teenager confidently delivering bars about success, drive, and ambition, adopting the motto “Get rich or die trying.”
The video has drawn widespread reactions, with many fans praising Bolu’s rap skills and stage presence despite his young age.
The post, which originated from an Instagram story, gained traction on X (formerly Twitter), racking up thousands of engagements and reactions from across the Afrobeats community.
While several users applauded Bolu’s talent, others questioned whether his rise might be boosted by his father’s fame. Some pointed to Wizkid’s past comments dismissing rap as “boring” and “dead,” calling the move ironic.
However, a few industry figures, including rapper Olamide and music platform NotJustOk, reportedly expressed support for the young star’s effort.
Despite the mixed reactions, Bolu’s snippet has firmly placed him in the spotlight and fans are already anticipating his full debut track.
Watch the video below…
Controversial Nigerian singer Portable has turned down a ₦1 million gift promised by crypto entrepreneur Blord, insisting he deserves something bigger.
In a viral video, Portable thanked Blord for promoting his song dedicated to social critic VeryDarkMan but said, “Blord, God bless you for promoting my song, but give me car. I’m more than ₦1 million. Give me car and you’ll be more famous. I support you.”
Blord had earlier promised to send ₦1 million to Portable for his recent musical shout-out. However, Portable dismissed the offer as “too small,” telling the businessman, “Give me one billion, I will appreciate you. I’m bigger than one million.”
The clip, which quickly circulated on X and Instagram, showed the singer pleading dramatically while cracking jokes, leaving fans torn between amusement and criticism.
Many social media users mocked Portable’s sense of entitlement, saying he was “asking for increase before seeing the money.”
Reactions flooded social media shortly after the video dropped. One user commented, “You neva see money you dey ask for increase. Greedy goat.”
Another joked, “Oya press am ₦1 billion. Shebi you’re a billionaire, ₦1 billion suppose small na.”
Others claimed Portable was “using food to chase clout again,” referencing his history of viral antics to stay in the spotlight.
Despite the backlash, Portable’s latest drama has once again kept him trending, proving his knack for turning controversy into conversation.