Popular Nigeria actor, Damola Olatunji has responded after he was asked if he is the father of Dayo Amusa’s newborn son.
Dayo held a naming ceremony for her newborn son, which had in attendance a few of her colleagues yesterday.
In one of the clips of the naming ceremony, Damola Olatunji was captured sitting beside Dayo Amusa, playing the role of the child’s father, which raised eyebrows online.
Taking to his Instagram page, Damola shared a video from the naming ceremony as he prayed for the actress’ son.
“Yesterday was all about ABDULRASHEED OLASUNKANMI OLUWASEGANMIDOG. May you continue to grow in God’s wisdom and understanding. @dayoamusa”.
Ex-BBNaija housemate, Tacha has arrived in London, United Kingdom, after her relocation from Nigeria, to embark on a new journey.
The reality TV star shared photos of herself in the British capital, marking a significant milestone in her personal and professional journey.
Tacha’s decision to relocate to the UK had sparked a mixed reaction from fans and followers online.
While many congratulated her on taking the bold step, others expressed skepticism about her ability to secure a visa.
One critic, in particular, doubted her chances of being granted a visa, prompting a heated debate on social media.
However, with her arrival in London, Tacha has proven her critics wrong, demonstrating her determination to pursue new opportunities and experiences in the UK.
Popular Nigerian singer, May D has been engaged in a heated exchange with fans of Wizkid on the X platform after sharing his thoughts on Davido.
In a series of tweets, May D clapped back at the fans, who had been attacking him online.
May D made it clear that he has love and respect for Wizkid, but he won’t hesitate to defend himself if the fans come for him. He confidently declared that he would finish all of them if they continue to attack him.
The singer also threw shades at Wizkid, referencing his past issues with Psquare.
May D implied that Wizkid was not in a position to dictate what happens in the music industry, saying “If no be him, wetin happen between me and Psquare, who be Wiz?”
Popular Nigerian singer, Joeboy has advised people to be mindful of the unrealistic standards often presented on social media.
By sharing these words of wisdom, the ”Alcohol” crooner aims to remind his fans that the curated and often manipulated content on social media does not always reflect reality.
He encourages Nigerians to maintain a critical perspective and not compare their lives to the seemingly perfect images and stories presented online.
He wrote: “Better don’t let social media define your standards, people lie, a lot.”
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