Nigerian gospel singer Nathaniel Bassey has expressed his gratitude after ministering at the Presidential Inaugural Prayer Breakfast, which marked the inauguration of Donald Trump as the 47th US President. Bassey described himself as a “God-backed man” and emphasized the importance of giving back to God when given a platform. He thanked Jesus for the opportunity to minister at the prestigious event. The Ebenezer hitmaker is known for organizing the Hallelujah Challenge, a popular online midnight praise and worship program. After sharing his gratitude, Bassey’s colleagues and fans congratulated him and acknowledged God’s role in his success.
Author: Omolemi Eboisetale
Nigerian singer Speed Darlington has left Abuja, hours after regaining his freedom. His lawyer, Stan Alieke, announced his release on Tuesday, January 21. Activist and lawyer Deji Adeyanju, who was part of Speed Darlington’s legal team, shared pictures of himself with the singer at the Nnamdi Azikwe airport. Adeyanju revealed he had dropped Speed Darlington off at the airport. One of the pictures showed Speed Darlington smiling, a departure from his previous expressions after his release. Adeyanju captioned the pictures, “Just dropped off Akpi at the airport.”
Speed Darlington’s release from detention after eight weeks has sparked reactions from netizens. The singer was arrested for allegedly defaming and cyberstalking Burna Boy. A Nigerian man in the diaspora, Innocent Tino, shared his observations about Speed Darlington’s appearance after his release. According to Innocent, Speed Darlington looked fresh and healthy, which he attributed to his inability to smoke, drink alcohol, or engage in bedroom activities during his detention. Innocent also noted that Speed Darlington’s eyes seemed to be filled with revenge and bitterness, which he considered normal for someone who had been deprived of their freedom for two months.…
Nollywood actor Zubby Michael arrived in Sierra Leone and was met with a heroic welcome from the crowd. He was in the country for a movie project, showcasing his influence in the African film industry. Zubby Michael had previously made headlines for his claim to be the biggest actor in Africa, which sparked a debate with his colleague Timini. Zubby Michael stated that he was so big in the industry that he could buy Timini. However, Timini took exception to the comment, which didn’t sit well with him. The actor’s reception in Sierra Leone seemed to solidify his status, as…
Bobrisky, a Nigerian socialite, has responded to Donald Trump’s executive order stating that the United States only acknowledges two genders: male and female. Bobrisky, who identifies as a woman, stated that he has undergone everything necessary to become a lady and is willing to provide evidence if needed. Bobrisky also pointed out that he is financially stable and can afford the costs associated with transitioning. He emphasized that his gender identity is not affected by Trump’s declaration. Bobrisky said “I don’t have business with Trump; Trump said we only have two genders, right ? Andi said I’m now a woman…
Veteran Nigerian actor Victor Osuagwu has given fans a glimpse into his family life, showcasing their close bond. The comic actor, known for his humorous roles in old Nollywood movies, shared a heartwarming moment with his wife and their four children singing while they respond to his chant, creating a melodious beat. Victor Osuagwu was joined by his wife and four children as they sang together, The family’s harmonious interaction has warmed the hearts of many.
Social critic and media personality VeryDarkMan (VDM) was recently mobbed by fans as he stepped out in public. The enthusiastic crowd rushed him, screaming his name and making it difficult for him to move. VDM acknowledged the love and support of his fans, stating that he feels a deep sense of responsibility to them. He believes that he must continue to play his part and make a positive impact. Despite being advised to move around with security, VDM declined, saying that he doesn’t need it because he’s not a politician. He emphasized that he values the connection with his fans…
Hellen Ati, the woman claiming to be the baby mama of Nigerian socialite Cubana Chiefpriest, has spoken out about the challenges she has faced since having his alleged child in 2022. According to Hellen, her life has drastically changed, and she has struggled to find employment despite her efforts. She emphasized that her main focus is securing her son’s well-being and expressed no interest in the fame surrounding the situation. Hellen also called for a DNA test to settle any doubts about the paternity. She alleged that Cubana Chiefpriest was lying about not having children in Malaysia and claimed he…
Controversial Nigerian singer Darlington Okoye, also known as Speed Darlington, has been released from Kuje Prison. Activist lawyer Deji Adeyanju confirmed his release, posting on X, “Speed Darlington is out of Kuje Prison”. Speed Darlington’s arrest was linked to his accusation against Grammy Award-winning singer Burna Boy. He was granted bail by an Abuja court after the Nigeria Police Force arraigned him in court due to mounting pressure.
Nigerian actor Odunlade Adekola has replied to singer Portable after he dragged him online for commenting on his family. Portable had taken to social media to address Odunlade, warning him not to joke about his family. Portable had messaged Odunlade privately, cautioning him about speaking about his family. However, Odunlade chose to respond publicly, saying “Silence is Best”. The drama started when Portable’s wife hugged Odunlade on a movie set, prompting the actor to comment on it. Portable took offense to the comment
Nigerian singer Joeboy has shared a touching story of his childhood experience of getting kicked out of school due to unpaid fees. During a podcast appearance, Joeboy opened up about the painful memories of being embarrassed in front of his peers. He recounted a particular incident where his classmates would chant his name whenever the school staff came to call out defaulters. This experience left a lasting impact on Joeboy, and he eventually told his parents he refused to attend that school again. However, Joeboy has turned his negative experience into a positive force. He revealed that his past struggles…
Nigerian music star Tiwa Savage, also known as the African Bad Girl, has shared a heartfelt story about her solo adventure in the Maldives. The singer, who embarked on a week-long solo vacation, reflected on her experience, revealing that she had never traveled alone before. Despite initial nervousness, Tiwa Savage enjoyed her time alone, using the opportunity for self-reflection. She revealed that she spent her days listening to audiobooks, reading the Bible, praying, and making promises to herself and God. Tiwa Savage expressed gratitude for her life, family, career, and relationships. The singer also shared a moment of introspection, crying…