Hollywood star and nightlife socialite Yhemo Lee has said that the state of the economy right now does not lend itself to promiscuous behavior.
In response to complaints from Nigerians about hunger and the high expense of life, he posted the item on his Instagram story.
Aware of the previously mentioned, Yhemo Lee warns them from womanizing for the time being.
This economy isn’t conducive to womanizers, the socialite wrote on his Instagram story.
“Womanizing is not appropriate in this economy.”
Grammy-winning Nigerian musician Burna Boy, also known as Damini Ogulu, sparked debate on social media when he joked about teammate Davido.
Everything began with a joke from a Davido fan who referred to him as a “ode” for having recently lost four Grammy awards.
Burna Boy responded to a Davido fan who used the DMW boss as his display photo by saying, “Ode, bottled four Grammys,” under a post on Burna Boy’s X handle. Burna Boy said, “The actual joke is in your display pic.”
After the fan switched from Davido to the “African Giant” as his display photo, Burna Boy later removed his comment.
Burna Boy responded to a fan’s effort to ridicule him for removing his comment by saying that he did so because the user had altered his display photo.
“Burna Boy no fit stand on business?” the admirer wrote. Does he fold? “You nor see say baba don change am put my picture?” Burna Boy retorted. “Na me pare joking?”
The artist removed the comment, but it still caused a stir on social media, with many people denouncing it.
View a few of the responses below:
@NuTyrant: “One of the reasons Burna Boy will always be labeled as a New Cat is that his unprovoked shade directed towards Davido is indicative of his immaturity.”
@jah_boi: “Burna Boy’s fans still prefer him to Wiz despite his constant, direct insults to Davido since 2020. This suggests that they aren’t true Davido Stan fans, but rather Wizkid haters.”
“Most Burna fans are hypocrites walai,” said @Owiggy. Just picture, say, that stuff being tweeted by O B O.
Uzoanuke The Nigrian comedian and sketch creator Michael Charles Okechukwu, better known online as OGB Recent, has been showing off his brand-new G-Wagon, a recent multi-million naira investment, on Instagram with pride.
The disclosure was accompanied by an assortment of captivating images and videos that showcased the sophistication of his just purchased car.
“OGB cult!st on a G-WAGON mood,” he wrote. Kudos to all cultists around the globe.
The announcement was followed by congratulatory messages from fans and well-wishers via the comment section of the post.
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blord_official: “Congrats bro, Welcome to the league.”
nons_miraj: “I tap oooo, this will be my next car in Jesus name.”
smallsinger: “Congrats King, me to the limelight. This will be the least congratulations for you this year A Rise by helping others.”
mcedopikin: “Congratulations congratulations my cultist, na to go use the G-wagon go chop better. EWA-GON oo00o.”
bighelight001: “Na too join secret cult remain so my sUccessful lifestyles will be secret.”
nons_miraj: “I tap oooo, this will be my next car in Jesus name.”
rukkyfunny: “You Dey hot I tap from your grace congratulations big man.”
tgr8t_xx411: “Nothing Wey Anybody Wan Tell Me Again Seh! E Get Wetin Una Dey Do Underground! Congrats Sha!”
The seasoned Nigerian rapper known as Ruggedman, Michael Ugochukwu Steven, has asserted that many “talentless people” are currently hiding behind the Afrobeats banner, calling the genre itself “for talentless people.”
“When you ask me what Afrobeats is, I would say Afrobeats is what a lot of talentless people hide behind,” Ruggedman said in an open interview with Chude Jideonwo. “They said, ‘Afrobeats to the world.’ I said, ‘No. It’s some artists to the world.’ It’s not the Afrobeats [genre], it’s some artists.”
Additionally, he disclosed that it hurts when people tell him on social media that his time as an artist has passed, “but what I said to myself is whoever he or she [the troll]
Famous actor and comedian Bright Okpocha, better known by his stage name Basketmouth, has urged iconic musician Innocent Ujah Idibia, better known by his stage name 2Baba, to devote himself entirely to the film business.
Basketmouth commended 2Baba for his performance in his most recent skit, The Secret of Lulu, but cautioned him against pursuing a full acting career due to his Tiv ascension.
He claimed to have already started work on a project for 2Baba’s comedic role in the skit.
Basketmouth posted the following on his X handle: “My brother @official2baba, I think we should make something amazing out of this character you played. It’s going to be a masterpiece.” My mind has already begun to process something. Consider the blood.
2Baba has not yet replied to his plea in the interim.
Remember that 2Baba made appearances in a few Nollywood films in the past, such as “Head Gone,” “Make A Move,” and “10 Days In Sun City.”
Famous afrobeats artist David Adeleke, better known by his stage name Davido, has been displaying his new purchases with pride, such as a brand-new gold necklace and diamond teeth.
The Grammy Award contender displayed his white diamond teeth followed by a shimmering gold necklace.
“To everything, there is a season and a time to every surprise in heaven,” was written in a small note attached to the necklace.
This occurred soon after he was not the winner of the much anticipated Grammy Awards.
Best African Music went to Tyla, Best Global Music Performance went to Edgar Meyer & Zakir Hussain Featuring Rakesh Chaurasia, and Best Global Album went to Shakti’s “The Moment,” surpassing Davido.
Michael Adebayo Olayinka, better known by his stage name Ruger, is a Nigerian singer who has broken from godfathers.
After departing from Jonzing World Records, which is controlled by D’Prince, the younger brother of renowned music executive Don Jazzy, he made the criticism.
On February 6, 2023, Ruger announced his departure from Jonzing World on Instagram. He expressed his gratitude to D’Prince and Jonzing World, but he also stated that it was time for him to place a bet on himself.
In a recent freestyle named “Blownboy,” which was published under his own label, Blown Boy Entertainment, the singer said that he was now in charge and formally criticized godfatherism.
In the freestyle video that he uploaded to his YouTube website on Friday, he sang, “I denounce every loyalty to some godfather, this year I’m about me.”
After Ruger left the afrobeats phenomenon Jonzing World record label, he expressed gratitude to well-known blogger Tunde Ednut.
Ruger acknowledged that Tunde was the one who found him initially.
He said in his post: “I want to thank @mazitundeednut in particular for being the first person to discover me before giving me over to Prince, just because I’m free to talk now.” Godspeed, you who made the king.
Ruger disclosed to the public that Tunde Ednut had found him and then given him to D’Prince, who had signed him to the Jonzing World Record in 2021.
According to Ruger’s post, he wasn’t first allowed to communicate, but now that he’s separated from Jonzing World, he is allowed to do so.
Remember that Ruger recently left
The controversial musician Portable has sent a warning to people in Nigeria.
If the conversation isn’t about business or money, he advised people not to call his phone.
The British rapper Skepta and the “Zazzu” hitmaker, who is currently abroad, were spotted in a photo together sporting stylish suits and large fur jackets.
He insisted that God is the one who sends someone to encourage someone else.
“If not for money, don’t call us and don’t beg to shine some Geese, because we can’t support ham God dey; that’s just a person God dey sends to somebody,” stated Portable.
Famous comedian Carter Efe has disclosed that he paid around N15 million to market his song “Oyinmo,” which he co-wrote with Young Duu, a former Zeh Nation signee.
Remember that after Carter Efe performed the song “Oyinmo” by himself, Young Duu had earlier said that Efe was taking advantage of him and ripping him off.
Carter Efe disclosed that he invested a staggering N15 million to support the project’s success in a recent episode of Spill With Phyna.
He added that he kept 30% of the song for Young Duu and 10% for the producer, keeping the remaining 60% for himself.
Did the sharing percentage look awful to him?
responses to the assertion made by Carter Efe that Young Duu’s project cost N15 million;
“U” stated official_val09.
official_val09 said: “U be thief 60%😢u really rip de guy”
olu_flex noted: “As long as na the agreement everybody sign be that. Nothing concern anybody”
lilwood_official penned: “U say u give producer wetin???😂😂😂This guy is not serious”
cyndy__mma wrote: “Only you 60 percent? You are a business man sha and not a musician.”
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