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Geh Geh defends himself, lists family responsibilities amid ongoing dispute with sister

Nigerian social commentator Geh Geh has responded again to allegations from his sister,Precious, outlining what he described as his contributions and responsibilities toward his  family.

In his latest remarks, he stated that he had previously supported his sister by enrolling her in a nursing program, but claimed she later abandoned the opportunity.

He also pointed out that he owns a business where she could have sought employment if interested.

Geh Geh further revealed that he has been financially responsible for a senior family member currently receiving medical treatment after an accident, noting that he has spent significant amounts on the care.

He added that he prefers not to publicise his assistance to family members, arguing that such support should not be used for public validation.

Geh Geh also noted his personal responsibilities, including caring for his children and other obligations.

His words …

“I enrolled my junior sister for nursing, na she dey follow me directly, I enrol her make she learn nursing, she run leave the work day the doctor wey dey teach them de nursing dey rude e come run leave the work. She come dey do all these kind normal sales girl work.

And many of Una know say I get hotel, did you go to my hotel seek for job and they no give you?

Go my community go ask questions. Our overall elder brother dey hospital now, him be police officer, e get accid£nt. For checkpoint where them dey trailer hit am, government abandon am, na me carry the responsibility for head. I don spend over 5 million Naira for that operation.

But I no fit come online dey tell Una wetin I don do for my family because family help no be wetin you fit record.

Even this my younger sister wey dey cry ask her whether she don go hospital go see our elder brother.

I get my own problems. I get 3 children plus other girls wey still get belle for me. Those ones na my personal responsibilities.

Imagine say na me come online dey cry say my sister no gree help me, the world go tell me say make I go work, you be man.

All the people wey dey follow my sister for social media na people wey no like me before”

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“My kids won’t go into entertainment industry”- Davido confesses, shares reasons

Afrobeats superstar, Davido, has revealed that he does not want any of his children to pursue a career in the entertainment industry.

The singer made the disclosure during a viral interview on The Breakfast Club, where he spoke about his plans for his kids and his desire for them to have a more stable path in life.

Speaking during the interview, he said:

“I would prefer my kids to work with my dad instead of doing entertainment. Every Christmas, my dad takes all the grandkids with him. And I could just see that upon all the things he has, including multiple private jets and all that, his happiness is him seeing his grandchildren. And my father is single.

So I just saw his happiness and I’m like this is what life is all about. My dad not wanting me in the entertainment really killed my joy until he saw that this boy is really adamant about doing this. I wouldn’t want to do that to my kids as well.”

Davido explained that his decision is influenced by his personal struggles in the entertainment industry before his breakthrough, noting that he would prefer his children to work in his father, Adedeji Adeleke’s companies instead.

According to him, while he eventually followed his passion despite initial resistance from his father, he hopes to guide his children toward careers that offer more stability and less pressure.

The superstar, known for his deep love for his children, has once again shown his concern for their future and career choices.

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“Butter ice cream cake” — Don Jazzy shares his take on why modern marriages do not last

Nigerian music executive Don Jazzy has sparked widespread conversation online after sharing a humorous yet thought-provoking take on why many modern marriages do not last as long as those of previous generations.

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In a viral video circulating on social media, the Mavin Records boss used wedding cake traditions as a metaphor to compare old and modern relationships, leaving many amused and reflective.

Don Jazzy’s Unusual Marriage Theory

Speaking casually, Don Jazzy said, “So we were thinking the other day about why… some of the marriages nowadays… they don’t last as much like our parents.”

He explained that in the past, couples often had traditional fruit cakes at weddings, which were preserved for long periods.

According to him, “Back in the days our parents… they used to make this fruit cake… they’ll leave the rest of the cake for like one year… and eat it in the one-year anniversary.”

He suggested that the durability of those cakes symbolised the endurance of marriages in earlier times.

Modern Cakes, Modern Relationships

Drawing a contrast with present-day practices, the music producer noted that many modern wedding cakes are made with butter and cream, which do not last long.

He said, “Now all those fruit cake that they used to put like alcohol… to make it last long… now you probably know this butter, butter ice cream cake… it doesn’t use to last.”

Don Jazzy jokingly linked this shift to shorter marriages, implying that what lasts longer may reflect deeper commitment and patience.

The Rise of Decorative Cakes

The entertainer also pointed out a growing trend where wedding cakes are largely decorative rather than functional.

He remarked, “Now some people don’t even make cake… they just design one big giant… and then put one small tiny part… where you can cut and share.”

He added humorously that much of the cake is sometimes covered with non-edible materials, saying, “Apparently the rest of the body of the big cake is a giant plastic.”

Humour with a Hint of Reflection

While Don Jazzy admitted his comments were not entirely serious, he ended on a light note, saying, “Maybe that is why your people’s marriage is not working… Maybe I’m high. I didn’t smoke, I just ate.”

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Ayra Starr Confirms July Release For Highly Anticipated Third Album

Global Afrobeats sensation Ayra Starr has officially set a date for her next musical era, announcing that her third studio album, Starr Girl, will drop in July 2026. Oyikansola Aderibigbe, better known by her stage as Ayra Starr, is an Afrobeats pop diva who has confirmed that her third studio album, “Starr Girl,” will be published in July 2026.

In a recent interview on The Jennifer Hudson Show, the singer disclosed this and talked about how hard she had worked on the project.

“I’m really happy of this body of work. My record, “Starr Girl,” will be released in July. For the first time in the interview, she declared, “I put everything into it, and I can’t wait for the world to hear it.”

After her debut album “19 & Dangerous” and her sophomore project “The Year I Turned 21,” the upcoming album will be her third studio release. Since the Afrobeats phenomenon hinted to the project in 2025, fans have been looking forward to the third album.

She also performed her most recent hit, “Where Do We Go,” which came out in March, while she was on the show.

The song comes after several releases in 2025, such as the summer hit “Hot Body,” the Grammy-nominated “Gimme Dat” with Wizkid, “Who’s Dat Girl” with Rema, and the Valentine’s Day Afro-R&B album “All The Love.”

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Rema Opens Up About Early Fame, Drugs, and Exploitation in New Track

Nigerian musician Rema has talked about the difficulties he encountered after being well-known at a young age and how he was exposed to negative situations early in his career.

The musician, who rose to prominence after signing with Mavin Records in 2019, claimed that the demands of his sudden notoriety were difficult for him to handle at the time.

In his new song Moviestar, which he co-wrote with French pianist Sofiane Pamart, Rema revealed what he now considers to be exploitative events.

“I always get drugs from girls.”
My joy is contained in their tiny purse. I always feel plundered by friends. The 25-year-old said that because of how early he entered the public eye, many fans might not really get his personal challenges.

He also mentioned the demands of his record deal, suggesting that his well-being was frequently eclipsed by the need to perform and produce.

Rema’s remarks draw attention to the unspoken constraints that young artists encounter in the business, particularly when success comes rapidly and there aren’t many support networks.

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Singer Omawumi Defends Transactional Love, Claims Women Have Long Throat

Omawunmi, a Nigerian musician, has expressed her opinions on how relationships have changed over time. She refuted the notion that relationships in the modern era are more transactional, pointing out that although relationships have always involved trades, they now seem different.

“I disagree,” the singer said in a podcast segment with Pulse. Because we women have had long throat since the beginning of time, you know, but our transactional was different because if it was all those like secondary school to uni days of holding hands or crushing on a girl or a boy, you know, you just stay there, buy them ice cream and popcorn. But now, it’s now iPhone.”

Explaining further, she said people often misunderstand the word “transactional,” stressing that mutual effort is a normal part of relationships.

“Some sort of transaction has always existed. Therefore, the word “transactional” has a lot of power when used. If I’m dating a man who gives me presents, I always strive to equal that energy, so if you’re feeling someone, I always encourage that.

She also discussed how the public views women, pointing out that even when they reciprocate in diverse ways, they are frequently perceived as merely receiving.

However, the majority of people don’t think that women have the same level of energy. They just see the women only collecting. So men, they go overboard sometimes, just especially because some men tend to like shiny objects. And shiny objects, not the only one person they like. So everybody is struggling to get that shiny object.” She concluded by highlighting consistency as a major issue in modern relationships, saying effort often fades after initial attraction.

“And once you’ve finished obtaining it, you’ll need to cut back on all the paparazzi you were doing earlier. No, today. You must maintain your energy.

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Angel Smith’s partner accuses her of cheating weeks after wedding

Tumininu, partner of Big Brother Naija star Angel Smith, has accused her of infidelity, stirring controversy online.

The development comes less than a month after reports emerged that Angel had tied the knot with her female partner in a private ceremony held in the United States in March 2026.

Angel Smith’s partner accuses her of cheating weeks after wedding
Angel Smith and Tumininu. 

Speculation about a possible breakup began after Tumininu shared a photo of Angel’s engagement ring with a caption suggesting it was available, hinting at a split.

She also posted another image of herself in an intimate moment with an unidentified woman, further fueling reactions.

In her claims, Tumininu alleged that Angel had been unfaithful with someone she met on a dating platform.

She also stated that she had made significant financial and personal sacrifices for the relationship, including spending over ₦100 million.

Tumininu said …

“After everything I did for Angel, when una no know most of the shit that has happened. Since you got here I have spent over 100k dollars on Angel. On her birthday I spent about 50k dollars. And yet you still went and slept with a girl that you met on Hinge.”

“She’s currently at the girl’s house. LMAO after everything. Make una no make my blood hot, or else I go scatter everywhere. I dey my own,” she added.

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‎”They had to…”- Blord reportedly moved to another section in Kuje prison, details about his health emerge

‎Notable Nigerian entrepreneur, Blord has reportedly been transferred to another section within Kuje prison, with details about his health raising concerns online.

It would be recalled that Blord was arrested and remanded in Kuje Prison on April 1, 2026, over allegations of impersonating social media personality VeryDarkMan.

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‎Blord Remanded In Kuje Prison

‎The charges include impersonation, forgery, and unauthorized use of identity.

‎Meanwhile, VeryDarkMan claims Blord forged flight tickets, claimed he paid him ₦500 million for an ambassadorship deal, and used his image without permission.

‎Verydarkman Provides Update On Blord’s detention

‎In a recent Instagram post, VeryDarkman shared a WhatsApp text from an anonymous sender, revealing that the Ajegunle section in Kuje prison comprises of armed robbers and hardened criminals.

‎ However, he was transferred to the segregation section following the anonymous sender’s plea.

‎Initially, the former Accountant General was remanded in the segregation section, but was eventyally moved out.

‎Details Of Blord’s Health

‎According to VeryDarkman, Blord has been indisposed since April 6, 2025, while Sowore claimed that the businessman was taking a break.

Earlier, VeryDarkMan stated that he will drop the case against Blord if he publicly declares his love for the ruling APC party and President Bola Ahmed Tinubu.

This condition sparked mixed reactions online, with some finding it humorous and others criticizing the introduction of politics and religion into the matter.

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Phyna fires back at critics over BBL, throws shade at Verydarkman

Reality TV star Phyna has responded to critics who questioned her decision to undergo a body enhancement procedure shortly after the passing of her sister.

In a strongly worded reaction, she dismissed accusations of insensitivity, stating that she had already grieved in her own way and should not be judged for how she chooses to move forward.

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Phyna.

She emphasized that people handle loss differently and insisted that her actions do not diminish her love for her late sibling.

Phyna also addressed claims circulating online about a supposed financial offer involving billionaire Aliko Dangote, denying the narrative and criticizing those spreading it.

In the same response, she appeared to take a swipe at Verydarkman, adding that the activist had claimed that she requested for one billion for her sister’s accident.

Her words in part …

“Nigerians are hypocrites. A lot of miserable people are dragging for doing B/B/L few months after my sister’s d3@7h. I have already grieved my sister and she will always remain in my heart. Your pr!ck s#ck3r said Dangote gave me ₦1 billion that I didn’t collect. The people who even gave birth to my sister moved on the next day and you expect me not to move on? She d!ed 31st of August, by 1st of September then don move on. Please you people should allow me, I’m about to come and pepper. My new body is giving”

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Drone Attack in Sudan’s Darfur Claimed The Lives Of Six Children And Other Victims

Twelve civilians were murdered in a drone strike on the paramilitary-controlled village of Kutum in the North Darfur province of Sudan, including six children, a medical source and local activists said on Thursday.

The attack on Wednesday coincides with a rise in drone assaults by both Sudan’s army and the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces, which have been at war since April 2023. A medical source told AFP that those brought to the hospital in Kutum included 12 dead, among them six children, including three female secondary school students.

 

Sixteen others were injured, including women and children, and are receiving treatment, the source added, speaking on condition of anonymity for safety reasons.

 

The pro-democracy El-Fasher Resistance Committee said that the army was responsible for the attack, which occurred in the Al-Salama neighborhood next to Al-Um Girls’ School. The United Nations reported last week that between January and mid-March, drone attacks had killed over 500 civilians, warning of “the devastating impact of high-tech and relatively cheap weapons in populated areas.”

Tens of thousands of people have died in the battle, which is almost three years old, displaced more than 11 million people and created what the UN describes as the world’s largest displacement and hunger crisis.