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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...

 Blessing CEO Breaks Silence on Drug Allegations After Release from Detention Nigerian relationship influencer Blessing CEO has responded to allegations circulating on social media about her alleged drug use, insisting that the claims do not reflect her lifestyle. The influencer made the statement during a video call with Nollywood actress Doris Ogala, who shared footage of their conversation online following Blessing CEO’s reported release from detention. During the conversation, Ogala told Blessing that people had been making claims about her alleged drug use while she was in custody. Some social media users had reportedly questioned whether she should receive financial assistance. Blessing rejected the allegations, saying she does not smoke, drink alcohol or attend parties. She also criticised people for forming opinions about her without knowing her personally. Blessing CEO Pushes Back Against Social Media Speculation The controversy highlights how quickly allegations can sprea...

 Rudeboy Says Social Media Is Reducing Musicians’ Star Power: Has Celebrity Culture Changed? Nigerian singer Paul Okoye, popularly known as Rudeboy, has sparked a conversation about the changing relationship between musicians and their fans, arguing that constant social media exposure has reduced the mystery that once surrounded music stars. The former P-Square member shared his views during an interview with Lun Lifestyle TV, where he reflected on how platforms such as TikTok have changed the way artists promote their music and connect with audiences. According to reports published on October 26, Rudeboy believes that fans no longer experience the same excitement when they see their favourite musicians because social media already gives them regular access to artists’ everyday lives. His comments have raised an interesting question for the music industry: can an artist remain relatable and accessible without losing some of the star power that makes fans admire them? Why Rudeboy Be...