Portable Backs MC Oluomo in Ongoing Social Media Clash With Davido

Controversial street-hop singer Portable has weighed in on the growing social media feud between Davido and MC Oluomo, publicly throwing his support behind the transport union leader.

The exchange began after Davido appeared to mock MC Oluomo in an Instagram post following the controversy surrounding the suspension of the National Union of Road Transport Workers (NURTW) in Osun State.

Portable later reacted with a strongly worded post, praising MC Oluomo and suggesting that the union leader remains an influential figure despite the criticism directed at him.

His comments quickly sparked reactions across social media, with many users noting his long-standing association with MC Oluomo and debating his decision to enter the dispute.

The singer’s intervention has added another layer to the online drama, which has attracted widespread attention from fans of both entertainers.

The controversy is unfolding against the backdrop of political developments in Osun State, where discussions surrounding the NURTW have continued to dominate public discourse.

As of the time of filing this report, neither Davido nor MC Oluomo had publicly responded to Portable’s latest remarks.

2Baba Attends Kenny Blaq’s Comedy Show With His Children Amid Marriage Speculation

Nigerian music icon 2Baba has been spotted with his children at comedian Kenny Blaq’s comedy show in Lagos, days after he and his estranged wife, Annie Idibia, dismissed rumours of a reconciliation.

The singer attended The Oxymoron of KennyBlaq 6.0: The Bridge, where he also thrilled the audience with a live performance.

Videos from the event showed 2Baba arriving with several of his children, including Olivia and Isabella, his daughters with Annie Idibia.

Another clip captured the singer leaving the venue with his children after the event, drawing admiration from fans on social media.

The appearance comes amid ongoing speculation about his marriage to Natasha Osawaru, following recent reports and online discussions surrounding their relationship.

As of the time of filing this report, neither 2Baba nor Natasha Osawaru has publicly addressed the latest rumours.

The singer’s appearance with his children has since generated positive reactions online, with many fans praising the bond he continues to share with his family.

Priscilla Ojo Fires Back at Lizzy Anjorin Over Soso Soberekon’s Wedding Claims

Priscilla Ojo has responded to actress Lizzy Anjorin following claims that she and her mother, Iyabo Ojo, attended music executive Soso Soberekon’s wedding in Warri without an invitation.

The controversy began after Lizzy Anjorin criticised Iyabo Ojo in a video shared on social media, alleging that the actress took her daughter to the high-profile wedding because of financial reasons. She questioned why Iyabo attended the event with Priscilla, suggesting they were not invited.

Reacting to the allegations, Priscilla dismissed the claims in a post shared on her Instagram Stories.

The social media influencer and entrepreneur stated that she is an adult capable of making her own decisions and would never attend an event without receiving an invitation.

Priscilla also hinted at taking legal action against the actress, describing the individual behind the accusations as mentally unstable without mentioning Lizzy Anjorin by name.

The latest exchange has reignited the long-running feud between Lizzy Anjorin and Iyabo Ojo, whose public disagreements have repeatedly dominated social media and remain the subject of legal proceedings.

The drama has since sparked mixed reactions online, with fans divided over the fresh round of accusations and Priscilla’s response.

K1 De Ultimate’s Saxophonist Apologises Over Viral ‘Unnecessary Pregnancy’ Performance

The saxophonist of Fuji music legend K1 De Ultimate, Olawale Adekoya, has apologised over the controversial stage performance that sparked outrage on social media, insisting the singer was not responsible for the viral chant.

Adekoya made the apology in a video shared on his TikTok page, where he accepted full responsibility for interpreting the band’s alujo drum rhythm during the performance.

The controversy erupted after a video showed K1 performing a song referencing “unnecessary pregnancy,” days after a woman publicly alleged that the Fuji star abandoned her and their 12-year-old daughter. Although the timing fueled speculation, K1 never confirmed that the performance was directed at the allegations.

Addressing the issue, Adekoya explained that the drum rhythm had been part of the band’s performances for years and only later became associated with humorous interpretations among band members.

“I will start by taking full responsibility for what happened on stage because I was the one who interpreted the alujo when the percussionists were playing the beat. Everything went wrong because it happened at a very sensitive time, and I accept full responsibility,” he said.

According to him, the rhythm was originally created by percussionist Ayokunle Ayolowo after rejoining the band and had become one of K1’s favourite performance beats.

He added that the phrase now attracting criticism was one of several playful interpretations created by the band long before the recent controversy.

Adekoya stressed that K1 neither suggested nor approved the interpretation.

“Alhaji knew nothing about it. He wasn’t involved in the interpretation and never told us what to say. He was even surprised that we eventually attached a meaning to the rhythm,” he explained.

He also denied claims that the performance was intended to mock the woman or her daughter, describing it as an innocent backstage joke that was misunderstood because of the timing.

Apologising on behalf of the band’s members, Adekoya acknowledged that the performance came at the wrong moment.

“We are very sorry. To everyone who was hurt or disappointed, please accept our sincere apology.”

He added that his apology was voluntary and not made under pressure, saying the band accepts responsibility for the unfortunate timing of the performance.

David Jonsson Named Marvel’s New Black Panther, Set to Lead Franchise’s Next Chapter

Marvel Studios has officially unveiled David Jonsson as the new Black Panther, introducing the Nigerian-Sierra Leonean British actor during a surprise announcement at San Diego Comic-Con.

The 32-year-old actor, best known for his role as Gus Sackey in HBO’s Industry, will portray T’Challa’s son in the third installment of the blockbuster superhero franchise.

Director Ryan Coogler introduced Jonsson to an enthusiastic audience, welcoming him as the newest face of one of Marvel’s most iconic superheroes.

“I want you to give a warm welcome to our new Black Panther: Mr David Jonsson,” Coogler said.

Responding to the announcement, Jonsson expressed gratitude for the opportunity to join the Marvel Cinematic Universe.

“Thank you, Ryan. Thank you, Kevin. Thank you to this amazing family that I have the honour and privilege and the blessing to join,” he said.

Born in London, Jonsson has previously spoken about his multicultural heritage, which includes Nigerian, Sierra Leonean, Caribbean and Swedish roots. His casting is expected to resonate strongly with audiences across Africa and the global diaspora.

The actor first gained widespread recognition through Industry before earning further acclaim for his performance in the 2023 romantic comedy Rye Lane. He later starred in Alien: Romulus (2024) and the 2025 adaptation of Stephen King’s The Long Walk. In 2025, he also received the BAFTA Rising Star Award, recognising his growing influence in the film industry.

The original Black Panther, released in 2018, became a global phenomenon, earning about $1.3 billion at the worldwide box office and receiving seven Academy Award nominations, winning three.

Following the death of Chadwick Boseman in 2020 after a private battle with cancer, Marvel chose not to recast his version of T’Challa. Instead, the studio shifted the franchise’s focus to the wider world of Wakanda while preserving Boseman’s legacy.

Jonsson’s appointment signals a new era for the franchise, with Marvel introducing a new generation of Black Panther while continuing the legacy of one of its most celebrated superhero stories.

Good Music, Consistency Are the Real Currency in Entertainment – Aayo

Rising Afrobeats singer Akinde Ayodeji, popularly known as Aayo, has advised aspiring musicians to focus on creating quality music and remain consistent, saying talent alone is not enough to build a successful career in the entertainment industry.

Speaking during a recent media interview, the singer said the music industry has become increasingly competitive, making it important for artistes to stand out through originality, discipline and dedication to their craft.

According to Aayo, good music remains the foundation of every lasting career, regardless of trends or social media popularity.

“The industry may be driven by trends, promotion and social media, but in the end, good music is what survives. A great song has the power to connect with people across cultures and generations. If your music is genuine and meaningful, it will always find its audience,” he said.

The singer noted that while social media can help an artiste gain attention quickly, sustaining success requires consistency and continuous improvement.

He encouraged young musicians not to be discouraged by slow progress, stressing that many successful artistes overcame rejection and setbacks before achieving recognition.

“Success doesn’t happen overnight. Every successful artiste has a story of rejection, disappointment and difficult moments. The difference is that they kept going,” Aayo added.

He also urged emerging talents to improve their songwriting, vocal delivery and stage performance while remaining open to constructive criticism.

Beyond talent, Aayo highlighted the importance of professionalism, advising artistes to invest in quality production, branding and strategic promotion instead of relying solely on luck.

He further encouraged musicians to use their influence positively by creating songs that inspire, educate and give hope to listeners.

Concluding his message, Aayo urged upcoming entertainers to pursue excellence rather than fame, reminding them that patience, consistency and self-improvement are key to building a lasting career in the music industry.

GehGeh Breaks Silence on Wedding Backlash, Challenges Critics to Produce Evidence

Nigerian content creator and founder of the GehGeh School of Marriage, GehGeh, has responded to the backlash trailing his recent wedding, insisting he never advised anyone against getting married.

The social media personality has faced criticism since news of his private wedding to his partner, Mary, surfaced online on Saturday.

Many social media users, including some of his followers and celebrities, accused him of contradicting the relationship advice he had shared over the years, with some claiming his teachings influenced them to end their relationships.

Reacting to the criticism, GehGeh took to X to defend himself, challenging critics to provide evidence that he had ever instructed people not to marry.

“I never for once told y’all not to get married. Did I? If yes, show me a video of me telling you not to marry,” he wrote.

His statement quickly sparked fresh reactions online, with several users sharing old videos in which GehGeh reportedly declared that he would never get married and described marriage as a “financial mistake” and a “scam.”

The exchange has continued to fuel debate on social media, with supporters and critics offering differing opinions on the content creator’s past comments and his recent decision to tie the knot.

Soso Soberekon Celebrates Wedding With Star-Studded Reception in Delta

The Nigerian entertainment industry came alive on Saturday as music executive Soso Soberekon celebrated his wedding with a glamorous reception in Warri, Delta State.

The event, which followed his traditional wedding held earlier in the week, attracted a host of celebrities, business leaders and political figures from across the country.

Among the entertainers spotted at the reception were 2Baba, Zlatan, Harrysong, Timi Dakolo, Kcee, E-Money, Daddy Showkey, Teni, Iyanya, Oritsefemi, Rita Dominic, Ini Edo, Mercy Eke, Toke Makinwa, Iyabo Ojo, Priscilla Ojo, Cubana Chief Priest, Oga Sabinus, Peggy Ovire, Uzee Usman, Ebube Obio and Peller, among others.

The celebration also drew notable personalities from the business and political space, including Amaju Pinnick, former President of the Nigeria Football Federation, Dennis Otuaro, Special Adviser to the President on Niger Delta Affairs, Ifeanyi Odii, the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) governorship candidate in Ebonyi State, and businessman Hilary Ibegbulem.

Videos and photos from the lavish ceremony have since gone viral on social media, with fans congratulating the newlyweds and praising the colourful celebration attended by some of Nigeria’s biggest stars.

Seun Kuti Says He Benefited From Online Clash With Wizkid [VIDEO]

Afrobeat musician Seun Kuti has said his public disagreement with Nigerian music star Wizkid achieved more than many people realised, insisting the controversy helped spotlight important conversations about his father Fela Anikulapo-Kuti’s legacy.

Speaking during an appearance on TVC’s Your View, Seun reflected on the online exchange that sparked widespread debate earlier this year.

Asked whether the dispute with Wizkid accomplished anything, Seun replied that it had a significant impact.

“I think it achieved a lot. The point I’m trying to make is that it’s still not acceptable for one to claim to be aligned with the ideals of someone and at the same time consciously work to drag that person’s name down. That doesn’t make sense to me,” he said.

The singer maintained that his position was about protecting the legacy and ideals associated with his late father rather than engaging in unnecessary online feuds.

During the interview, Seun also declined to comment on social media critic VeryDarkMan’s role in national issues when asked whether the activist was fighting to liberate Nigeria.

Instead, he suggested that the TV station invite VeryDarkMan to answer questions about his activities directly.

On whether he considers himself arrogant, Seun dismissed the suggestion, saying his confidence comes from knowledge rather than personal pride.

The interview comes about six months after Seun Kuti and Wizkid’s online disagreement generated widespread reactions and reignited conversations about Fela’s influence on Nigerian music and culture.

Carter Efe Blasts GehGeh Over Secret Wedding, Says He Ruined His 12-Year Relationship

Nigerian streamer and content creator Carter Efe has publicly criticised social media personality GehGeh following reports of his recent marriage, claiming the relationship coach’s advice led to the end of his 12-year relationship.

GehGeh reportedly married his partner in a private ceremony on Saturday, with videos from the event quickly circulating across social media.

Reacting to the wedding, Carter Efe expressed disappointment, accusing GehGeh of contradicting the relationship advice he had long preached to his followers.

In an emotional video, the content creator alleged that he ended his longtime relationship after following GehGeh’s teachings, only for the influencer to secretly get married.

“GehGeh gets the mind to marry after everything he has been saying. GehGeh made me leave my relationship—a relationship of 12 years. School of GehGeh na fool. He betrayed all of us. Jesus Christ,” Carter Efe said.

The outburst has sparked widespread reactions online, with many social media users debating GehGeh’s previous stance on marriage and Carter Efe’s decision to follow his advice.

GehGeh has become well known on social media for his controversial views on relationships, repeatedly describing marriage as “a scam” while sharing his opinions through his online platform, popularly known as the GehGeh School of Marriage.

Neither GehGeh nor his representatives had responded publicly to Carter Efe’s remarks as of the time of filing this report.