‘I Don’t Care What Fraternity You Belong To, I Must Take Revenge’ – Brymo Fires At Burna Boy

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Nigerian singer, Brymo, has declared that Burna Boy must pay for offending him.

Brymo said this in response to his beef with Burna Boy’s Diss track ‘hustle make you no go fall off like Brymo’.

Recall that the duo feud started in 2023 when Brymo alleged that Burna Boy borrowed ideas from his work.

Burna Boy replied him with a freestyle that has gone viral.

Lyrics such as “hustle make you no go fall off like Brymo”

But in a recent interview on the Notjustok podcast, Brymo accused Burna Boy of offending him.

The singer said it doesn’t matter the fraternity Burna belong, but he insisted Burna has bitten more than he can chew and he must be dealt with while threatening revenge.

“No you never see your name in my song for life. Who is your mate, you are too little.” It doesn’t matter to me what fraternity you’re in. “He hath done me wrong and I must have revenge.”

Authenticity, Faith And Consistency Drive Lasting Digital Success — Oshogwe

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Oshogwe Anthonia Emike, aka Toniagold2020 on TikTok, is one of the few content creators in Nigeria’s ever-evolving digital content landscape who has mastered the art of connecting with audiences through authenticity.

The fast-rising creator has carved out a unique space with more than four million followers on the platform by producing emotional, faith-based and relatable content that resonates with millions.

Born in Lagos, Oshogwe’s path to becoming a social media influencer was rooted in consistency, creativity and a genuine desire to motivate others. She was a Marketing student at Kwara State Polytechnic and she managed to blend her academic background with her passion for storytelling to build a successful digital brand.
While many content creators chase trends, Oshogwe has stayed true to creating content that aligns with her values.

I often create videos with a Christian theme and emotional storytelling with the intention of uplifting, encouraging and connecting with my audience. Along with my inspirational content, I also share a little of a day in the life of me working with brands in the beauty, fashion and lifestyle industries.”
For Oshogwe, every partnership is more than a promo. For her, working with other creators and brands is an opportunity to grow and learn. Above all, she hopes that every project gives her audience something of value, whether it is the confidence to pursue their dreams, an appreciation for the importance of consistency, or simply the joy of enjoying quality content.

Oshogwe believes that the content creator economy in Nigeria is growing and there has never been a better time for aspiring creators to pursue their passion. Her advice, though, is refreshingly simple: don’t worry about going viral.

“Be you, stay true, and keep learning,” she says. “There are so many opportunities out there now outside of just posting videos, from brand partnerships and live streaming to content creation for businesses. The space is expanding every day.”

With a growing fan base and a strong commitment to creating content with meaning, Oshogwe is proving that authenticity, faith and consistency are still powerful ingredients for long-term success in the digital era.

Why Soludo’s Dancing Son Continues To Capture Nigerians’ Attention

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While most of the children of Nigerian politicians prefer to stay away from the limelight, Ozonna Soludo, the first son of Anambra State Governor Charles Soludo, popularly called “Baby Oku” by his fans, has chosen to do otherwise.

He is known for his shirtless dance videos, unconventional fashion sense, music career and outspoken personality. Ozonna has built a social media persona that often rivals his father’s political career for attention.

The singer, entrepreneur and fashion buff has more than 100,000 followers on Instagram and often posts dance videos, snippets of music and lifestyle content that ignite conversation among fans and critics alike.

His recent social media appearance has brought him back into the limelight, as he shared a video of himself dancing to a trending protest song critical of President Bola Tinubu’s administration.
In the video, Ozonna was seen wearing a campaign-branded shirt linked to his father while vibing to lyrics that were critical of the Tinubu administration and at some points, mentioned Governor Soludo.

Shame on you, Tinubu, all power is Jesus, the lyrics said.

The clip soon went viral on social media, with mixed reactions from Nigerians.Many people were first introduced to him as the son of his father, but Ozonna himself has always wanted to be known as an entertainer, not a politician.

In 2023, he came back to music with his single, Take It Slow, reigniting public interest in his music career.

Besides music, he has dabbled in entrepreneurship with his bead and jewellery brand, where he creates handcrafted necklaces and accessories that are often featured in his social media posts.

His pages also contain energetic dance videos, funny clips and self-expression that appeal to younger audiences.

Without a shirt, sporting unusual hairstyles and bold fashion statements, his unconventional style has made him one of the most recognisable offspring of Nigerian politicians on the internet. Ozonna has never been afraid to respond to criticism on his looks and lifestyle.
In a widely circulated video in 2025, he responded to online trolls questioning his dressing, lifestyle and the kind of content he posts.
I like myself, I like what I like. I am not here to feed your ego. I’m not here to live up to your standard. When you write another paragraph or another essay about my life, try to think about your life.

I actually like myself. I love and accept myself. I post whatever I want to on my social media. “I’m not going to stop liking what I like,


In July 2025, Ozonna gave fans a glimpse of his relationship with his father as Soludo joined him in a dance challenge to promote his single, Big Flex.

The Anambra governor and his son danced side-by-side in matching traditional beads in a viral video that endeared him to many Nigerians and showed a more playful side of the governor not often seen in political spaces.

His father is a prominent politician but Ozonna has often said he should not be confused with the views of Soludo.

As the general election of 2023 came closer, he engaged in political arguments on the internet and publicly distanced himself from the political discourse.

I would like not to be dragged into this. I’m not an extension of anyone. I have my own opinions and I’ve always said I think Peter is the best candidate. “This has nothing to do with me! – Ozonna_

The statement was notable in that it emphasized his desire to separate his own personal views from his father’s political office.

Ozonna was born on 11th of February 1994 in Isuofia, Aguata Local Government Area of Anambra State. He is the first of six children.

He spent part of his childhood in the United States before moving to London where he studied Vocal Performance at the Institute of Contemporary Music Performance.

Whether dancing to viral songs, releasing new music, promoting his bead brand or responding to critics, Ozonna has built a public identity that goes far beyond just being the son of a governor.

 

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Burna Boy Hits Massive 644 Million Monthly YouTube Music Mileston

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Grammy-winning singer, Damini Ogulu, popularly known as Burna Boy, has garnered 644 million monthly audience on YouTube Music making him the highest-ranked Nigerian artist on the platform.

The latest YouTube Music rankings viewed on Tuesday show Burna Boy currently has 6.41 million subscribers.

He is ahead of other top Nigerian acts like Asake with 2.06 million subscribers and 11.6 million monthly audience, Wizkid with 3.67 million subscribers and 24.2 million monthly audience, Davido with 5.04 million subscribers and 25.4 million monthly audience, and Seyi Vibez with 500,001 subscribers and 3.28 million monthly audience.

Damini Ogulu, a Grammy award-winning singer, popularly known as Burna Boy, has recorded 644 million monthly audience on YouTube Music, making him the highest ranked Nigerian artist on the platform. Rema, Omah Lay, and BNX are other artists in the platform’s top 10.

Burna Boy has 6.41 million subscribers at the moment, according to the latest YouTube Music rankings seen on Tuesday.

He is ahead of other top Nigerian acts including Asake with 2.06 million subscribers and 11.6 million monthly audience, Wizkid with 3.67 million subscribers and 24.2 million monthly audience, Davido with 5.04 million subscribers and 25.4 million monthly audience and Seyi Vibez with 500,001 subscribers and 3.28 million monthly audience.

The other artists in the platform’s top 10 are Rema with 5.55 million subscribers, Omah Lay, 2.78 million subscribers, BNXN, 506,000 subscribers, Young Jonn, 458,000 subscribers and Odumodublvck, 310,000.

The YouTube milestone adds to Burna Boy’s impressive run on global streaming platforms.

Weeks after the African Giant became the African artist with the most monthly listeners on Spotify after hitting 46.84 million to break the record of 46.58 million held by South African star Tyla.N with 506,000 subscribers, Young Jonn with 458,000 subscribers and Odumodublvck with 310,000 subscribers.

The YouTube milestone is part of Burna Boy’s strong run on global streaming platforms.

This comes just weeks after the African Giant became the African artiste with the most monthly listeners on Spotify, hitting 46.84 million to shatter the previous record of 46.58 million held by South African star Tyla.

Actress Uche Ogbodo Confirms Split From Husband Bobby Maris

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I Am Tired of the Princess Wey Dey Marry Me’ – Uche Ogbodo Confirms Split from Husband Bobby Maris After Eight Years

Nollywood actress Uche Ogbodo has confirmed the end of her marriage to her husband, Bobby Maris, saying she is “tired” after spending eight years in the relationship and now wants to prioritize her happiness.

Her confirmation comes days after speculation about trouble in their marriage intensified when the couple unfollowed each other on Instagram. Bobby Maris also fueled the rumours after sharing a cryptic post about marriage on his Instagram page.

Breaking her silence, the mother of three took to her Instagram Story to express her frustration, stating that she deserved to be happy and questioning why society often criticizes women who choose to leave unhappy marriages.

“Now nah taboo for person to tire for marriage because nah woman? Must it be always man must taya? Tayad is my tayad! I am sick of the Princess that is marrying me. What’s wrong with that? But to be happy as a woman in marriage by connection in this country!

“I do not sin again no?

“I be rubber oo so make no man push me to the wall!

“8 years of my life is not enough yet? Maybe I should wait 20 years, or maybe 6 feet under, before the crown of thorns will fit me well.”

The actress also called out bloggers over what she described as inaccurate reports about her relationship, urging them to verify information before publishing stories.

“Look at all these bloggers, collecting receipts ooo!

“Do not spread misinformation.

“Request receipts.

“Because I come straight with receipts.

“I’m not like my predecessors o!”

Her announcement followed a cryptic message shared by Bobby Maris on Instagram, where he wrote:

“Not every head is for the crown wife.”

The couple’s decision to unfollow each other on Instagram had already sparked widespread speculation that their marriage was in crisis.

Just a day before confirming the separation, Uche Ogbodo posted a video of herself on Instagram with the caption, “Water water Yansh,” a post that many followers interpreted as an indication that things were no longer going smoothly in her marriage.

Although neither Uche Ogbodo nor Bobby Maris has publicly disclosed the exact reason for their separation, the actress’ recent statements have confirmed that the couple has officially gone their separate ways after eight years together.

Portable Declares, ‘I Am Bigger Than Michael Jackson,’ Sparks Online Reactions

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Nigerian singer Habeeb Okikiola, widely recognized as Portable, has ignited social media debate by drawing comparisons between his achievements and those of the iconic American entertainer Michael Jackson.

The controversial artiste boldly stated that he is “bigger than everything,” claiming his achievements put him ahead of the late King of Pop during a recent appearance on the Honest Bunch podcast.

Portable defended himself by saying he was involved in boxing promotion and asked if Michael Jackson ever got involved in the sport or promoted boxing events or did business deals involving it.

Since then, the singer’s comment has generated reactions from many Nigerians who have expressed varied opinions about his boldness and confidence.

His words…

“I’m Michael Jackson,” he said. Did michael jackson fight. Did he push boxing? Did he get the contract? No, no, don’t say that. I’m bigger than anything.”

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Here are some comments below:
@TA: “I understand hyping yourself up. But compare it critically. 💀” @olawale:”If you dey listen to this one, you go just dey dull”BAÀLE🤪😂:”Fenu wu gate

‘Don’t Marry A Man You’re Financially Supporting’ — Nkechi Blessing

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Nollywood actress, Nkechi Blessing Sunday has stirred social media as she shared her views on relationships, especially women who bear the burden of financially supporting their men.African News Aggregator

She cautioned women against marrying men they are “obviously supporting,” saying that such relationships may be challenged in the long run, even if they try to hide the truth.

Women shouldn’t ignore financial imbalance in a relationship or assume that hiding their partner’s dependence will lead to a successful marriage, according to Nkechi Blessing.

And don’t ever think that marrying a man that you’re obviously feeding will last, no matter how much you try to cover it up,” she said.

Her comment has drawn mixed reactions from social media users, with some agreeing that financial responsibility and independence can play an important role in maintaining a healthy partnership, while others argued that couples should be allowed to support each other in difficult seasons.
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@GistRadar:”So carrying the work load how you feel am 😂. E funny oo. That also what most men feel, when they marry a woman that they clearly feeding, she come still dey lazy on top still even get pride. “This is only the tip of an iceberg”

@_zoey_: “So basically if I pay the rent alone, I’m the one who’s also getting the eviction notice.”

@PROSPER KWASI ESSIAW FRIMPONG:”That’s why men will never take help from women …”

@ifedayo: A man is like a scripture you break. The Bible said clearly that men were to be the provider. “Why do we get guilt tripped by society for following the bible instructions?”

The actress’ comment comes amid ongoing conversations about modern relationships, gender roles and what men and women should be doing when it comes to providing for their families.

Burna Boy Sets New African Record With 50 Million Monthly Spotify Listeners

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Nigerian singer Burna Boy has become the first African artiste to cross 50 million monthly listeners on Spotify.

The milestone was reached on Monday, setting a new record for an African artiste on the music streaming platform.

The feat was helped by the success of Burna Boy’s collaboration with Shakira on the song Dai Dai, which has topped Spotify’s Global Top Songs chart for several days.
The tune continues to break records on streaming platforms, with Shakira recently becoming the second Latino artist to reach 100 million monthly listeners on Spotify for the first time in her career, after Bad Bunny, amid the ongoing FIFA World Cup.

In 2026, “Dai Dai” also made history by becoming the first music video to reach 300 million views on YouTube.

Mercy Eke Opens Up On Why She Chose To Undergo BBL

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BBNaija star Mercy Eke has opened up on the reason she decided to go for the Brazilian Butt Lift (BBL), stating she was under peer pressure at that time.

Mercy, who won Big Brother Naija season 4, said in an interview with Korty EO that she already had a beautiful body and that the procedure was painful but she is happy with the outcome.

The reality star also said she’s comfortable in her own skin.

“At the time it was just the trend, maybe peer pressure cause I’ve got a beautiful body.

“I was really scared. I didn’t tell my mum because I didn’t want anybody to put me off. Me and my two other friends we planned it together and we did it at the same time.

“You get to have your massage after the surgery and I think that is the painful part and the fact that you won’t sleep with your butt for 14 days.

You have to lay on your stomach then when you wake up from the surgery it hurts, you cry for three days….Now it’s soft,” Mercy said.

Court Grants Peller N500,000 Bail Following Arraignment For Allegedly Threatening Police

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A Lagos Magistrate Court has granted bail of ₦500,000 to TikTok content creator, Habeeb Hamzat, popularly known as Peller, and his accomplice, Bello Oladipo, who were arraigned over an allegation of obstructing police officers during an operation.

The report said the pair pleaded not guilty to the charges preferred against them by the Lagos State Police Command and were granted bail by the court.

They were required to provide two sureties, one of whom must be a blood relative.

The court further directed them to produce their tax clearance documents for two years before the bail conditions could be fulfilled.

The case was then adjourned to 11th August for further hearing.

Linda Ikeji reports that the charges against Peller and Oladipo were brought after an occurrence on July 2 along Coastal Road, Lekki, Lagos, when police officers allegedly stopped the TikTok star over a car said to be driving without number plates.

It was reported that Peller told the officers that the vehicle was newly bought, but the officers insisted he should follow them to the station.

Things then took a turn for the worse when the content creator started recording the interaction with his phone.

The TikTok personality later accused the officers of acting aggressively during the incident, but the police command dismissed the claims and filed charges against him and his associate.

The pair are also charged with resisting police officers, preventing officers from carrying out their duties and acting in a manner which could lead to a breach of the peace.