Nigerian singer cum songwriter, Johnny Drille has called out the Christian community.
This is as he lamented that they criticize him for performing in churches.
Nigerian singer cum songwriter, Johnny Drille has called out the Christian community.
This is as he lamented that they criticize him for performing in churches.



Kolapo Omotosho, the Big Brother Naija Season 10 finalist, has clarified his relationship with the show’s winner, Opeyemi Ayanwale, popularly known as Imisi, stating that their connection is purely platonic.
Speaking with journalists after the prize presentation at MultiChoice headquarters in Lagos, Kola said Imisi was “just my sister” and someone he deeply cared about in a non-romantic way.
“Imisi is just my sister, and someone I care about in a platonic way. I’m happy that someone I care about the most in the house won. Her win is my win,” he said.
“I knew she cared about me because she always looked out for me. Even when we were not in the same team, she always made sure I was okay. She’s my sister and will continue to be my sister,” he added.
Kola, who described himself as “true to myself,” noted that while he initially desired to win, he was content seeing someone close to him clinch the N150 million grand prize.
“I always thought I wanted to win, but at the end of the day, I was open to my sister, Imisi. She rooted for me. I’m grateful I have a sister,” he said.
He, however, declined to discuss his relationship with another housemate, Dede, saying, “I don’t want to talk about my relationship with Dede.”
The reality star also spoke about his biggest personal challenge during the show, revealing, “My challenge is not talking to my parents.”
Meanwhile, the winner, Imisi, also described Kola in glowing terms, confirming that their connection was purely brother-sister.
“Yes, he’s like a brother to me. Nothing beyond that,” Imisi said.
Big Brother Naija Season 10 winner, Imisioluwa Ayanwale, has expressed that she is still overwhelmed by her victory, describing the experience as truly life-changing.
In an appreciation post shared on X (formerly Twitter) on Sunday, the 23-year-old reality TV star said the past week since being crowned the winner has been surreal.
“Exactly one week ago today, y’all changed my life for good forever. I am grateful to God and to all of you. I am struggling to understand what has truly hit me,” she wrote.
The fashion designer and actress added that some of her emotions were visible during the winner’s party, clips of which had circulated online.
“Most of you can see that in some of the clips that made it to the internet from the Winner’s party last night,” she said, adding, “It is my prayer that we will all win together in life, because this journey is forever.”
She also appreciated MultiChoice, DStv Nigeria, and GOtv Nigeria for the platform that propelled her into the limelight.
Imisi, who hails from Oyo State, made history as one of the youngest winners in the show’s history. Known for her humour, authenticity, and emotional depth, she captured viewers’ hearts with her relatability and resilience throughout the 10-week season.
Before her BBNaija stint, Imisi ran a small fashion brand and had dreams of expanding her craft nationwide.
She had also shared personal stories during her time in the house, including overcoming loss and rebuilding her confidence.
Her journey from being one of 29 contestants to emerging the last housemate standing has been described by fans as a story of perseverance and grace.
Since her win, the 23-year-old has received massive public support, with fans celebrating her humility and originality, traits many believe contributed to her victory.
Singer Davido’s logistics manager, Israel DMW, has thrown shades at Wizkid for declaring himself the number one artiste in Nigeria.
Recall that Wizkid had in a post on his Instagram story declared himself ‘001’ of the Nigeria music industry.
His declaration came amid the Afrobeat supremacy tussle between Burna Boy, Wizkid and Davido.
The debate which has been questioned by singer Tiwa Savage, labeled Davido as ‘001’ and Burna Boy as ‘002’.
However, reacting to Wizkid’s declaration in the comment section of a viral post, Israel DMW made fun of the singer for having hit song.
“Na by mouth? Drop gbedus shit”, Israel wrote.
Nigerian influencer and entrepreneur, Waris Olayinka Akinwande, popularly known as Ola of Lagos, has spoken out for the first time after the Lagos State Government demolished his newly built car showroom, OOL Autos.
Recall that the state government demolished his showroom on Saturday.
Taking to his Instagram story, the luxury car dealer maintained an upbeat and resilient attitude despite the huge financial setback, assuring his followers that he was already working on rebuilding.
“New showroom coming soon… Bigger and better, Insha Allah. We’re still active! We existed long before our physical showroom, and we’ll continue to thrive,” he wrote.
Ola, known for his motivational tone on social media, also expressed gratitude to his fans and supporters for their concern and encouragement since the demolition.
“Omo, these calls and messages, thank you all so much. I’m good, I promise. I’m even smiling right now. I’ve been taking losses for a long time, losses that could easily buy me a bedroom apartment in Ikoyi,” he said. “But man just reflects, smiles, thanks God, comes online to motivate others, shows love, and keeps going. All is well, haha,” he added.
Nigerian singer Iyanya Onoyom Mbuk, popularly known as Iyanya, has urged fans to show more empathy toward celebrities, noting that fame does not shield them from emotional challenges.
In a post shared on X (formerly Twitter) on Sunday, the Your Waist crooner reflected on the pressures of fame, describing the life of a celebrity as “a double-edged sword.”
“We need to understand that celebs are humans with deep feelings and struggles like everyone else.
“Beyond the media glamorisation of their lives and personalities is a human simply asking and wishing and yearning to be human like the rest of us. It is a double-edged sword,”Iyanya wrote.
He further noted that male celebrities, in particular, often face even greater internal struggles due to societal expectations that discourage vulnerability.
“For male celebrities, perhaps there may be an even deeper level of struggle to come back up when one has hit a low — because men are wired to be stoic, not show vulnerability, not ask for help or they’d be considered weak,” he added.
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Iyanya’s post has drawn attention from fans and colleagues who resonated with his message on the hidden emotional toll of fame and public life.