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Kemi Olunloyo lied that she drove his wife to the hospital when Davido was born
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Adeleke addressed the long-running paternity controversy in a press briefing, describing Olunloyo’s statements as false and defamatory, and emphasising that he has never met her, let alone had her play any role in his family’s life.
Adeleke explained the real circumstances of Davido’s birth: after complications in London, his wife was flown to the United States, where she was taken straight from the plane to the hospital and delivered Davido on November 21, 1992. Given this documented sequence of events, he questioned how Olunloyo could claim she drove his wife to a hospital — a narrative he called “lunatic” and part of a broader campaign of misinformation. He also accused her of impersonating accounts linked to the paternity case and said the family is considering legal action over what they see as sustained defamation.
In short, the allegation that Olunloyo was present at Davido’s birth or helped his mother medically is untrue, and Adeleke used the press briefing to correct the record and distance his family from her claims — underscoring that verified facts, not speculation or sensationalism, must guide public conversations about private lives.
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Will AI take control of the bible and words written in it ?
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That part is not new — it’s an extension of technology doing what printing presses, translations, and commentaries have always done: making scripture more accessible.
What AI cannot do is change the authority of the Bible or replace its meaning. The Bible’s power doesn’t come from who types it, stores it, or analyzes it — it comes from belief, faith, interpretation, and lived practice. AI has no belief system, no spiritual consciousness, no moral authority. It processes patterns; it does not receive revelation.
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So the real question isn’t Will AI control the Bible?
It’s this:
Who controls how scripture is taught, framed, and lived — and how much discernment do readers bring to it?
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Hushpuppi’s “Girlfriend Kendra” at His Mother’s 70th Birthday — What We Actually Know
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There’s been recent talk online claiming that Hushpuppi’s girlfriend, Kendra, was seen at his mother’s 70th birthday party — a story that’s circulating mostly on social media and in snippets shared across entertainment feeds.
But here’s where clarity matters: the relationship between Hushpuppi and someone named Kendra hasn’t been confirmed by reputable news sources. In public records and reporting, Hushpuppi was linked in the past to people described as girlfriends or romantic partners, including a German model named Amirah Dyme, whose connection with him was widely discussed online before his arrest in Dubai, though even that wasn’t officially confirmed.
So while photos or clips of someone believed to be at his mother’s event can circulate quickly online, it’s important to view them through a filter of verification over speculation — especially when the supposed girlfriend’s identity and the connection to Hushpuppi aren’t confirmed by trusted news outlets.
So while photos or clips of someone believed to be at his mother’s event can circulate quickly online, it’s important to view them through a filter of verification over speculation — especially when the supposed girlfriend’s identity and the connection to Hushpuppi aren’t confirmed by trusted news outlets.
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WizKid seen having FUN at Diddy' mansion party
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No evidence was provided then, and none exists now beyond proximity and social overlap. Still, in today’s internet culture, association is often mistaken for implication, and timelines collapse into speculation.
While clips and throwback videos of Wizkid with “Diddy” have circulated before, social platforms often blur memory with speculation, and not every share reflects a confirmed recent event or tie between them. Past throwback videos have shown the two artists together in a large estate setting, but there’s no verified report confirming Wizkid was at a current Diddy mansion party this week.
What has become part of the headline narrative is the heated online feud between Wizkid and Seun Kuti over the legacy of late Afrobeat pioneer Fela Kuti. Seun Kuti has been openly critical of Wizkid’s fandom and actions, calling Wizkid’s fanbase disrespectful and rejecting comparisons to his father — even questioning why Fela’s name is dragged into music debates and saying it’s an insult to equate Wizkid to the legend. Wizkid fired back, calling Seun a “fool”
The buzz intensified after Seun Kuti’s past comments, where he allegedly claimed that Wizkid had ties to Diddy, resurfaced alongside the footage.
And in an era where clips travel faster than truth, the real question becomes — when does proximity stop being harmless, and when does the internet decide it means more?
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Ryan Coogler SINNERS bag 16 Oscar nominations
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What makes this moment stick isn’t just the number — though that alone is seismic — but the story beneath it. Sinners isn’t a franchise spectacle or a formulaic blockbuster; it’s a richly textured, genre-defying film that blends horror, music, human history and poetic tension. Its record haul reflects a growing hunger for films that challenge, complicate, and expand what “Oscar-worthy” can look like. Coogler himself described the reaction as “pretty crazy,” noting the joy in seeing audiences show up and connect with a story that moves beyond simple entertainment.
In a year when cinema is asking bigger questions about who gets to tell which stories, and how they get seen, this nomination sweep feels like more than industry applause — it feels like a collective nod to bold imagination, diverse voices, and cultural depth. And though 16 nominations don’t guarantee 16 wins, they signal a shift: films with heart, history, and risk still matter. As the world waits for the March ceremony, the quiet question remains: when a story resonates so widely, what does that say about the stories we are ready to see reflected back at us?
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Nigeria House Opens in Davos — Presence, Power, and Positioning
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Nigeria House is officially open in Davos, and this isn’t just about optics — it’s about positioning. In a space where countries sell ideas, influence narratives, and quietly negotiate the future, Nigeria is choosing visibility over absence. Nigeria House becomes a meeting point for conversations on investment, innovation, energy, culture, and Africa’s place in global decision-making. It signals intent: we are here, we are listening, and we want to be part of the room where outcomes are shaped.
Nigeria House in Davos led by Vice President Kashim Shettima, the commissioning drew senior government officials, ministers, global policy leaders, and respected captains of Nigerian industry. Figures such as Dr. Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala, Wale Tinubu ,business leaders in energy, trade, and finance, as well as international partners and investors, were present — signalling that this was a room for decision-makers, not celebrities. The tone was deliberate and elite: Nigeria positioning itself before those who shape capital flows, policy direction, and long-term partnerships on the world stage.
Beyond the branding and photo moments, the real question is impact. Will Nigeria House translate into partnerships, capital flow, and long-term value back home — or will it remain symbolic presence? For now, its opening is a statement: Nigeria understands that relevance today is not accidental; it is curated. The world is watching — and so are Nigerians.
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Omotola Jalade Ekeinde: 31 Years on the Nollywood Game
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Thirty-one years in, Omotola Jalade Ekeinde remains one of Nollywood’s most defining forces. From her breakout roles in the early ’90s to becoming a global face for African cinema, her journey is not just about longevity — it’s about relevance earned. She didn’t simply ride the industry’s growth; she helped shape it, carrying Nollywood from home-video beginnings to international recognition with grace, discipline, and range.
Three decades on, Omotola stands as more than an actress. She is legacy in motion — proof that talent, consistency, and intentional choices can turn a career into cultural history.
Liyah Mai vs Fantana: “Thief in Accra” — Allegations, Online Heat, and Unanswered Questions
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Social media is buzzing after Liyah Mai publicly accused Fantana of theft during a stay in Accra, turning what seemed like a private dispute into a very public standoff. The claims, shared through posts and reactions online, sparked instant division — with some demanding proof, others choosing sides, and many simply watching the drama unfold in real time.
For now, nothing has been legally confirmed, but the situation highlights how quickly allegations become narratives once they hit the internet. In the age of screenshots and timelines, the real issue isn’t just who took what, but how fast reputations can be shaped — or shaken — before facts fully land.
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Captain Planet Is Getting a Netflix Reboot — And the Timing Feels Intentional
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Captain Planet is officially being rebooted for Netflix, bringing the eco-superhero back for a new generation — and this time, the message hits closer to home. In a world grappling with climate change, corporate responsibility, and environmental collapse, the return of a character powered by earth, fire, wind, water, and heart feels less nostalgic and more necessary.
Netflix’s reboot signals a shift: environmental storytelling is no longer just for Saturday morning cartoons — it’s moving into mainstream, global conversations. The big question now isn’t whether Captain Planet still matters, but how boldly this new version will confront today’s realities. If done right, this could be less reboot, more reminder: the planet was always the main character.
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Toria Eze calls out Chef Tolani and cooking show
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So apparently, one Toria Eze has come out to drag Chef Tolani and the cooking and social media is already doing what it does best — talking.
According to posts making the rounds online, Toria Eze alleged that Chef Tolani is not a nice person, claiming that during the cooking show, contestants were treated badly and not even regarded as “human beings.” She didn’t hold back at all, and of course, Nigerians quickly picked it up and started asking questions.
Now, before everybody carries cutlass, it’s important to note that this issue is still mostly social-media gist. No official statement has come from Chef Tolani or the organisers as at the time of writing, and no major media house has confirmed the allegations.
Chef Tolani, on her own, is not new to criticism. She has previously addressed claims about being “harsh” or “condescending” as a judge on cooking shows, insisting that her intentions are always to help contestants grow — even saying she supports some of them financially.
For now, it’s one person’s experience versus silence from the other side. Whether this will blow up into something bigger or quietly die down remains to be seen.
As usual, Nigerians are watching. 👀
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UGLY WIFE - WizKid Vs Seun Kuti
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So apparently, the internet woke up to “Ugly Wife – Wizkid vs Seun Kuti”, and no — before you start searching Spotify — it’s not a song. Shocking, I know.
What it is, however, is another episode of grown men with Wi-Fi and too much free time.
Everything kicked off when Seun Kuti decided to remind the world (again) that Wizkid is not Fela, and that constant comparisons are disrespectful to Afrobeat history. Reasonable point. But of course, this is social media, where reason goes to die.
Enter Wizkid, who chose peace by choosing violence.
Instead of a calm rebuttal, Wizkid went full keyboard warrior and somehow concluded that the best way to defend his legacy was to… insult Seun Kuti’s wife. Because clearly, nothing screams “I’m winning this argument” like dragging someone’s spouse into it.
Naturally, screenshots flew. Blogs rejoiced. Memes were born. Nigerians did what they do best — turned chaos into premium entertainment.
Seun Kuti later responded, expressing shock that a musical argument had somehow evolved into a family roast, pointing out that involving wives in beef is usually not considered a flex.
So, to summarize:
No music dropped
No legacy was settled
Everyone shouted
The internet had fun
Another productive day online. 🌚
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Ink Eze eulogises ChimAmanda Adichie si
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Renowned Nigerian author Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie and her husband, Dr. Ivara Esege, are mourning the death of one of their twin sons, Nkanu Nnamdi, who died at 21 months old on 7 January 2026 after a brief illness.
Renowned Nigerian author Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie and her husband, Dr. Ivara Esege, are mourning the death of one of their twin sons, Nkanu Nnamdi, who died at 21 months old on 7 January 2026 after a brief illness.
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Wizkid Vs Fela
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It all started when Seun criticized fans who compared Wizkid to his father, calling such comparisons disrespectful to Fela’s towering legacy. While Wizkid has conquered global charts and built an empire around Afrobeats, Fela’s influence went beyond music—it was about activism, culture, and political resistance. Naturally, this sparked intense debate: can the king of modern Afrobeats really be measured against the man who invented the genre?
Wizkid’s Instagram response turned up the heat. In a now-deleted story, he threw shade directly at Seun Kuti, boldly claiming he is “bigger than Fela” and calling out what he saw as unwarranted criticism. Fans quickly jumped in, sharing videos and memes supporting Wizkid’s stance, while the post ignited discussions across social media about fame, respect, and generational differences in Nigerian music.
The boldness of Wizkid’s statements—equal parts playful and provocative—made headlines and left many wondering whether the feud was serious or just a clash of personalities amplified online.
Seun Kuti, true to his measured style, didn’t escalate the situation. His reply was calm but firm, urging Wizkid to focus on his own greatness rather than comparisons to his legendary father. Many commentators have since weighed in, noting that while Wizkid’s global success is undeniable, Fela’s legacy carries a weight of cultural and political significance that transcends charts and awards.
The conversation has highlighted the tension between modern celebrity and historical influence—a reminder that in Nigerian music, respect for the past and admiration for the present can sometimes collide in the most public ways.
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BBNaija Ka3na shades Instagram over slow 6
BBNaija star Ka3na (@official_ka3na) recently threw some subtle shade on Instagram, expressing frustration that her follower count isn’t growing as fast as she expected.
Despite having around 900K followers, Ka3na hinted that her social media presence isn’t getting the love it deserves — and fans were quick to notice. Some even joked that instead of asking for more followers, she should give them a reason to follow.
This isn’t unusual for reality stars: post-show hype fades, inactive accounts get purged, and consistent engaging content is the real driver of growth.
Ka3na’s comments sparked reactions across social media, with fans debating whether she’s justified in feeling “under-followed” or if she just needs to up her content game.
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Top 10 HIGHEST GROSS ACTORS OF ALL TIME
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From record‑smashing superhero franchises to blockbuster adventure epics, certain screen stars have consistently dominated ticket sales around the world. Here’s our roundup of the top 10 actors whose films have generated the biggest cumulative box‑office grosses ever
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When Power Walks Into Prayer: What the Botchwey–Jerry Eze Meeting Really Signals
Pastor Jerry Eze is not merely a preacher in this context; he represents a movement — millions gathering daily across continents, aligned by faith, expectation, and declaration. NSPPD has become less of a program and more of a global rhythm. When a global political figure pauses within that rhythm, it raises a quiet question: Who is really influencing the atmosphere now?
Shirley Botchwey’s presence carries symbolism. As the first African woman to lead the Commonwealth, she embodies institutional authority, diplomacy, and structured global leadership. Yet her visit subtly suggests that even structured power recognizes the pull of spiritual capital — the kind that does not legislate, but mobilizes hearts.
Nothing official has been said about the agenda. And perhaps that is the point.
For followers of NSPPD, the message sinks in quietly: your prayers are not ignored. For observers of power, another realization emerges: influence no longer flows in one direction. Governments, institutions, and global offices are increasingly drawn toward movements that shape belief before behavior.
The visit may pass as a moment on social media. But beneath it lies a deeper signal — one that speaks to timing, relevance, and the invisible currents shaping our world.
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Saks Global Declares Bankruptcy
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Saks Global, the U.S. luxury retail giant behind iconic brands including Saks Fifth Avenue, Neiman Marcus, and Bergdorf Goodman, has officially filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection after years of mounting debt and declining sales. The bankruptcy filing, made in a federal court in Texas, follows a costly merger and a missed $100 million interest payment that strained the company’s finances.
To support ongoing operations and preserve its store network, Saks Global secured roughly $1.75 billion in debtor-in-possession financing from a group of bondholders and lenders. The company also appointed Geoffroy van Raemdonck, former CEO of Neiman Marcus, as its new leader in an effort to steer the turnaround.
Despite these measures, the bankruptcy highlights deep challenges in the traditional luxury retail model, including reduced consumer demand, supply chain issues, and strained vendor relationships that left some suppliers withholding inventory.
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