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“Wizkid, Davido are like husband and wife; don’t interfere” – CDQ

Nigerian rapper, CDQ has jumped into the mix of the never-ending clash between music heavyweights Davido and Wizkid following their London club drama.

It would be recalled that the two Afrobeats stars had an awkward run-in at a London club, where they straight-up snubbed each other.

Videos circulating online showed Wizkid’s entrance while Davido and his squad were vibing. No handshakes, no words exchanged—just pure “silent treatment” vibes.

Reacting to the drama, CDQ posted on his Instagram story, hilariously comparing the musical duo to a husband and wife who’ll keep fighting “till thy kingdom come.”

He advised fans to stay out of it, saying the two superstars are just having fun with their “beef” while anyone who interferes may suffer the blame.

“Woss. Dem no dey put mouth for Wiz n David fight. Ori e lon ma fi igo gbeyin. Just let them play 2 of dem be like husband n wīfe till thy kingdom come,” he stated.

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Wizkid mocks Davido, 30BG crew for recording him at London club

Nigerian music sensation, Wizkid dedicates over an hour of his time to fuel the ongoing drama between himself and Davido following their recent encounter at a London nightclub.

After videos surfaced showing the two stars in the same venue and snubbing one another, social media went into a frenzy.

While no confrontation occurred at the club, Wizkid took to his X (formerly Twitter) page to share his thoughts on the situation, launching into a series of fiery tweets aimed at Davido’s entourage.

In his posts, Wizkid criticized Davido’s crew, calling them “foolish” and “broke.” He suggested that any attempt by them to challenge him would have ended badly for them.

“Broke pussyboys! Una papa for try anything na! Foolish broke boys. We go use una wipe ground! Pussyboys fan boys 4L!” he wrote.

In another tweet, Wizkid mocked Davido’s crew for being overly excited by his presence, responding to a fan who pointed out that all the videos from the encounter seemed to come from Davido’s side.

Wizkid replied, “Oloshi una papa never see superstar before. When u see superstar u go record na! When na Toto beggar dem Dey Dey follow everyday.”

In another post, he quoted a 30BG fan, stating, “When u see superstar u go record na! When na Toto beggar dem Dey Dey follow everyday 😂🤣❤️🦅.”

See Wizkid’s attack against Davido after club encounter

These comments from Wizkid have reignited the rivalry between the two stars, drawing strong reactions from fans of both camps.

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I Miss You, I Live For Your Legacy – Singer, Seun Kuti Pays Tribute To Legendary Father, Fela Kuti

Seun Kuti, the famous Afrobeat artist, has taken to social media to pay tribute to his legendary father, Fela Anikulapo Kuti, marking 27 years since his passing.

On Instagram, Seun reflected on Fela’s enduring influence on their lives since his 1997 death.

He acknowledged the growth of Fela’s impact through his music, legacy, and mission.

Seun expressed his love and loyalty to his father’s legacy, stating that every aspect of his music is a tribute to Fela.

He confessed missing his father while affirming his commitment to continuing Fela’s work.

He wrote: “Every year since you passed to the great beyond, your impact on our lives has continued to grow.

“Every note, every phrase, every dance, every song and every album is to show my love for you.

“I miss you! I play my sax for you dad, I live for your legacy and I am loyal to the mission. Love you big man more than words can express.”

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And People Say I Should Leave? I D!e Here – Regina Daniels Says As She Shares Screenshot Of Chat With Husband Ned Nwoko

Once again, Regina Daniels, the popular Nollywood actress, has taken to social media to share a personal moment that highlights the bond between her and her husband, politician Ned Nwoko.

In her latest Instagram story, the young actress posted a screenshot of a WhatsApp conversation with her husband, addressing concerns raised by him about her night out plans.

In the chat, Regina informed Ned that she was heading out for dinner with some colleagues, to which he replied with queries about their identities and asked for a video as proof, citing disbelief. His concern seemed to stem from her previous late return at 8 AM that morning, with Ned advising her to rest and not overexert herself.

Regina accompanied the post with a playful caption, “Such an understanding hubby… And people say I should leave???? I die here,” making it clear that she is content and happy in her marriage, despite what critics might say.

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Singer, Fireboy Reacts To Photo Of His Lookalike Marrying A Caucasian Woman At Ikoyi Registry

Fireboy DML, the famous Afrobeats star, recently shared his humorous response to a viral social media post that sparked buzz among fans.

The post, shared by a top fan, featured a photo of a man who looks like the popular musician tying the knot with a Caucasian woman at the Ikoyi Marriage Registry in Lagos.

In the original post, the fan humorously remarked, “Aje na fire boy,” suggesting that the person in the photo was the singer.

Fireboy DML quickly responded in kind, playfully clarifying, “Aje no be me seh!” with a laughing emoji, adding to the light-hearted nature of the conversation.

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Singer, Adekunle Gold Reveals The Aspect Of His Life That Isn’t Thriving

Adekunle Gold, the famous Nigerian singer, has spoken up about his struggle as supporter of Manchester United Football Club.

He revealed that all other aspects of his life are thriving except being a fan of the struggling Premier League club.

According to the singer, Manchester United are the only problem he has.

Gold stated this in a video message shared by his wife, singer Simi on social media.

“Everything in my life is going well, flourishing and thriving except Manchester United. They are the only problem I have in my life,”
he said.

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Wizkid And Davido Snub Each Other Inside London Nightclub (Video)

Davido and Wizkid, the world-famous Nigerian Afrobeat superstars, snubbed each other when they met in the same nightclub in London, UK.

Videos of the two artistes were shared by the host of Afrobeat Podcast, Adesope Olajide, on X.

Olajide captioned it: “Davido and Wizkid currently partying in the same club in London …..”

The clips were posted around 12.37am on Saturday morning.

It is understood both Davido and Wizkid snubbed each other inside the club.

Davido was already inside the nightclub relaxing when Wizkid walked in with his crew, but they didn’t exchange pleasantries.

In fact, the ‘Ojuelegba’ crooner reportedly left almost immediately, while Davido continued having fun.

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Everybody Dey Find Big Wiz – Wizkid Brags After Snubbing Davido At London Club

Ayodeji Balogun, the Grammy-winning Nigerian singer, who is also known as Wizkid, has posted about his star power after an incident that happened between him and his colleague, Davido, at a club in London.

Recall that Wizkid sauntered past Davido’s table while clubbing at the same facility with the DMW boss amid their beef, on Friday night.

Davido was partying with members of his 30 Billion Gang, while Wizkid reportedly showed up to support his official disc jokey, DJ Tunez who was playing at the club.

Following the snub, Wizkid went online to brag, insinuating that Davido was the one looking for his validation.

On his X handle on Saturday morning, Wizkid wrote, “Everybody Dey find Big Wizzy.”

This isn’t the first time Davido and Wizkid have been spotted clubbing together. Last year, the singers partied together and hugged at a Lagos club.

However, Wizkid claimed during one of his recent social media rants that it was Davido who initiated the reunion.

He claimed that Davido runs after him “like a fanboy” anywhere he goes.

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Rema Addresses ‘Illuminati’ Rumours

Nigerian Afrobeats star, Divine Ikubor, popularly known as Rema has reacted to allegations that he has sold his soul to the devil for fame.

In an interview, Rema reflected on his music career and the hard work he’s put in to reach his level of success.

He responded to a range of questions, including ongoing speculations about his supposed ties to the Illuminati.

During Rema’s sold-out show at the O2 Arena, his use of striking red elements inspired by Benin culture caused concern among some Christian attendees.

With no explanation from Rema at the time, some began to associate his performance with dark, sinister motives.

Accusations surfaced, claiming he had sold his soul and engaged in devil worship to gain fame and wealth.

When asked about the most surprising rumors he’s faced in his career, the ‘Azaman‘ singer pointed to the Illuminati speculation.

He expressed surprise at how such narratives have stuck, explaining that his aim was simply to celebrate his Edo heritage and showcase his artistic influences.

Rema went on to explain the reasons behind the use of certain symbols in his performances and music videos, emphasizing that his focus is on creativity and culture, not a hidden agenda.

The Nigerian public reacted strongly, with many sharing their thoughts and opinions on the situation.

Despite the controversies that have followed him since his rise to fame, Rema continues to stand by his beliefs and vision as an artist.

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My Father’s Legacy Pushed Me To Study Law, Not Pressure – Falz

Popular Nigerian rapper and activist, Falz has spoken up on the reason he decided to study law.

Speaking about his transition to music, he dismissed claims he was forced to follow his father’s legal path

During a conversation with Chude Jideonwo on the “With Chude” podcast, Falz recalls being inspired by his father, Femi Falana SAN’s, great influence on many individuals.

This admiration led Falz to study law, aiming to replicate his father’s impact.

However, after brief stints at the Ministry of Justice and his father’s firm, Falz’s passion for music took over.

He recounts, “As a child, I felt compelled to make a name for myself due to people’s high expectations.”

Falz adds, “Hearing stories of my dad’s helpfulness and dedication motivated me to emulate him, not due to pressure, but genuine aspiration.

He notes, “I practiced law briefly, about two years, before pursuing music full-time in 2014.”