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  Nigerian content creator and media personality Destiny Ezeyim, popularly known as Radiogad, has alleged that Afrobeats superstar Davido privately contacted him over videos in which he criticised the singer's uncle and discussed Nigeria's political situation. Radiogad made the revelation in a video shared on his channel, claiming that Davido sent him a direct message requesting that he remove two videos he had published about the country's situation and his uncle. According to the content creator, he refused to comply with the alleged request because he believes Nigerians should be able to express their concerns about national issues without being intimidated by influential personalities. Recounting the alleged conversation, Radiogad said Davido entered his Instagram direct messages shortly after the videos were published. He maintained that he deliberately ignored the message rather than engage in a private discussion with the singer. " Davido quickly entered my DM. ...

 Nigerian social media activist Martins Vincent Otse, popularly known as VeryDarkMan, has stirred fresh conversations after declaring that he considers his influence and societal impact greater than that of any Nigerian celebrity. The outspoken personality made the declaration while explaining his personal definition of success, arguing that public recognition should not be determined by financial wealth, expensive vehicles or luxurious properties but by the number of people whose lives have been positively affected. In a report published by THEWILL on August 19, 2026, VeryDarkMan was quoted as insisting that he does not consider any Nigerian celebrity bigger than him when influence is measured through social impact. The activist maintained that his contribution to society places him in a different category from entertainers who are primarily celebrated for their wealth and achievements in the entertainment industry. He made his position clear, saying: "I swear to God, for the who...

  Muyiwa Ademola Reveals He Collapsed on Odunlade Adekola’s Film Set Despite Doctors’ Warning Nollywood actor Muyiwa Ademola has opened up about a frightening health scare he experienced while working on Warlord: Olori Ogun , a Yoruba epic film led by actor and filmmaker Odunlade Adekola. In a post shared on Instagram on October 28, 2026, Ademola revealed that he collapsed on the film set after experiencing dizziness, weakness, sweating and difficulty standing. The actor said Odunlade and members of the production crew quickly noticed his condition and tried to help him. According to Ademola, Odunlade had approached him about the project in December 2024, with filming expected to begin in February 2025. Although Ademola had travelled to Canada before production, he promised to return and honour his commitment to the film. When he eventually arrived on set, however, his health took a worrying turn. Ademola said he declined the crew’s attempt to take him to the hospital. He late...

  Zlatan and Davita Reveal How a London Meeting Turned Into Love Nigerian rapper Zlatan Ibile and his wife, Davita Lamai , have shared more details about how they first met, revealing that their love story began in London through a mutual friend. Davita opened up about their first encounter during an interview with BellaNaija on their traditional wedding day. She explained that a close friend who was interested in music had arranged to meet Zlatan about a possible collaboration and invited her along. What started as an ordinary meeting eventually developed into a relationship that led to marriage. Speaking about their first encounter, Davita explained that the introduction happened naturally and that the rest of their story unfolded from that moment. The revelation offers fans a more personal look at the relationship behind one of Nigeria’s popular music stars. Zlatan Also Shared His Side of the Story Zlatan has previously spoken about meeting Davita during his early trips ...

  Bovi Explains Why Comedians Must Know the Difference Between Jokes and Insults Nigerian comedian, actor and writer Bovi Ugboma has spoken about the responsibility that comes with using comedy to discuss sensitive issues, saying there is a thin line between making jokes and insulting people. According to a report published by Vanguard on October 28, Bovi shared his thoughts during a press conference ahead of the Lagos finale of his comedy tour, Guilty as Charged . The comedian explained that when deciding whether to joke about a sensitive subject, he considers the people involved and the timing of the situation. His comments highlight the challenges comedians face when turning real-life experiences and controversial issues into entertainment. Bovi Says Comedy Is More Than Making People Laugh For Bovi, stand-up comedy can also be a way to comment on society. His Guilty as Charged show was built around human behaviour, personal experiences, public conversations and situation...