Afrobeats artiste David Adeleke, popularly known as Davido, has accepted comedian AY’s public apology over a ‘badly delivered’ joke aimed at him.

Comedian Ayo Makun, popularly known as AY, has apologised to Afrobeats singer Davido for making a ‘badly delivered’ joke about him.

A legal practitioner, Olalekan Ojo, has said Nigerian singer, Azeez Fashola popularly known as Naira Marley cannot be convicted for the death of his former signee, Ilerioluwa Aloba with the stage name Mohbad on the basis of bullying.

The organizers  of Warri Again Concert,  has expressed their  readiness to take a legal action against pop star Davido for breach of contract despite receiving full payment to perform at this year’s  concert

In a statement issued Sunday, and signed by the Project Director, Brownhill Events Inc. organizers of the Warri Again concert, Mr. Victor Wokocha, they  said that they have  briefed their  legal team in respect of the matter as the team  will  advise on the next steps to follow.

“I don’t like when girls come for me. I want to like see a girl [and go] ah this girl makes sense like okay now make I approach this one. I like this type of thing, not the other way around.”

What many thought would be a cut and dry affair regarding the investigation into the cause of death of Ileriolowu Aloba a.k.a Mohbad is looking complicated and taking unexpected turns.

On Tuesday, October 3, 2023 the winner of the Big Brother Naija All-Stars season, Ilebaye Odiniya was presented with the Prize money of N120M, a new SUV from Innoson and a long list of other prizes at the Big Brother House in Ilupeju in the presence of the media community.

It appears there is no end soon to the troubles of Naira Marley and his Marlian Records as a US-based promoter has called out the management on accusation of breach of contract.

Mr Felix Otabor, the father of the winner of last year’s BBNaija season 7 ‘Level Up’  edition, Phyna, has cried out for help, saying he doesn’t want to die in silence.

Nigerian indigenous firm, Arise IIP, has said that the primary reason for the slow pace of industrialization on the continent is the hesitancy of African leaders to adopt bold economic policies, often due to concerns about upsetting donors.