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I can trade my fame for money, says Mercy Eke

Big Brother Naija Season 4 winner Mercy Eke says she values money over fame and would give up her celebrity status for financial security. In a recent interview, the reality star said she would trade all her fame for 2 billion dollars, describing fame without money as irrelevant. She added that she would willingly relinquish her social media presence and public influence in exchange for such a payout. Mercy explained that she only enjoys being famous occasionally and would prefer to live a low‑profile life if she had sufficient wealth. With 2 billion dollars, she said, she could buy an island, take care of her family and disappear from the spotlight. “I only enjoy being famous occasionally. I would trade my fame for 2 billion dollars. Wettin dem dey carry fame do? Give me money and delete me from every […]

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Scarlet Gomez: My husband not threatened by on-screen kissing

Actress Scarlet Gomez has revealed that her husband is not bothered by her on-screen kissing scenes, saying his confidence and trust in their marriage make it a non-issue. Speaking on the show “Curiosity Made Me Ask,” Gomez said her husband fully understands her job as an actress and does not feel insecure or threatened by the intimate roles she plays on set. She made the remark after media personality Isbaeu jokingly criticised how people often downplay on-screen intimacy by insisting they only kissed a character, not the actual actor. He quipped that someone who kisses veteran actor Yomi Fash-Lanso cannot later claim, “It is Joshua I kissed.” Responding, Gomez said: “I’m married to a man, not a boy. He doesn’t have a small ego, and he trusts his wife. Moving on.” She emphasised that her husband’s maturity and trust allow […]

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Pretty Mike and the spectacle culture shaping Lagos nightlife

In Lagos nightlife, few figures have shaped the culture of excess and spectacle as much as socialite and club owner Pretty Mike. Known for his flamboyant entrances, themed appearances and bold public image, he has become a constant talking point in entertainment circles and on social media. Lagos is widely seen as one of Africa’s liveliest nightlife hubs, with high end lounges, celebrity events and a young crowd eager for new experiences. Within this scene, Pretty Mike has carved a niche that mixes performance art with nightclub promotion. At the centre of his influence is Proxy Lagos, his upscale nightclub that caters to a premium clientele. The club reflects a wider Lagos trend towards exclusivity, where access, style and overall experience matter as much as the music and drinks. Proxy Lagos presents itself as a lifestyle space rather than just […]

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Junior Popes widow recalls painful day of his death

Jennifer Awele Odonwodo, widow of late Nollywood actor Junior Pope, has shared an emotional tribute to her husband on the second anniversary of his death. In a heartfelt Instagram post, she remembered the devastating moment she got a phone call telling her that the boat carrying her husband had capsized on the Anam River in Anambra State on April 10 2024. Jennifer said she initially believed it was a prank, but her hands began to shake as fear set in. She was driven to the scene of the accident, where she met a large crowd and confusion. She recalled seeing a black Hilux vehicle drive past with her husband lying lifeless in the back, still wearing the same red shorts he had on when he left home that morning. She screamed the name of Jesus, describing the experience as overwhelming […]

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9ice says prayers and religion have not improved Nigeria

Singer Alexander Adegbola Akande, known as 9ice, has said that Nigeria’s heavy focus on religion and prayers has not translated into real national progress. Speaking at a recent event, he compared Nigeria with countries like the United Kingdom, where people appear less devoted to organised religion yet enjoy higher levels of development. 9ice, who described himself as a traditionalist, said his views were shaped by personal experiences, including recovering from a spiritual attack after help from an Ifa priest. He noted that many Nigerians spend a lot of time on religious activities such as regular worship and pilgrimages. He urged citizens to concentrate more on productivity and practical steps that can move the country forward. According to him, some Nigerians pray over issues they should be working hard to fix themselves. He argued that constant prayers and religious observance alone […]

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Pretty Mike to reopen Proxy Lagos after NDLEA raid

Lagos socialite and nightclub owner Mike Nwogu, popularly known as Pretty Mike, is set to reopen his nightclub Proxy Lagos nearly seven months after a raid by the National Drug Law Enforcement Agency NDLEA. In an emotional Instagram video, he spoke about his recent struggles, including the death of his father, whom he described as his hero, and the impact of the raid on his life and business. He said that moment of burying his father felt like a point where everything in his life paused. Pretty Mike explained that behind the glamour he is still human and deeply affected by these events, but he has now returned to rebuild Proxy Lagos, which he called his dream, passion, hustle and vision. The NDLEA raided Proxy Lagos on October 26 2025 and arrested over 100 guests, including Pretty Mike and former […]

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Nigerian DJs drop Burna Boy songs over DJ Tunez row

The Nigerian DJ Association has asked its members to stop playing Burna Boy songs for now, following an alleged assault on DJ Tunez at a Lagos nightclub. Burna Boy and members of his team reportedly had a clash with disc jockey Michael Babatunde Adeyinka, known as DJ Tunez, during the event. Eyewitnesses said a disagreement at the club escalated into a physical confrontation, leaving DJ Tunez assaulted. In a statement shared on Instagram, the association expressed support for DJ Tunez and urged all DJs across the country to remain professional and alert while working at events. The Nigerian DJ Association stressed that all DJs are equal and condemned any form of hostility towards its members, saying it is committed to fairness and respect in the entertainment industry. The body also urged DJs to reject discrimination based on background, religion, gender […]

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Saheed Osupa explains use of juju for success

Fuji musician Saheed Osupa has explained why he uses traditional spiritual practices, often called juju, to support his personal life and music career. He spoke during the 52nd birthday celebration of veteran actor Fatai Odua, popularly known as Lalude, held on March 30. In his remarks, Osupa encouraged people to consider such practices to improve their focus and memory. A video of his comments went viral on Wednesday, drawing wide reactions online. Osupa clarified that he does not see voodoo as something evil, but as a tool that can enhance well being and professional progress. He added that he performs daily obeisance to Ifa, which he believes complements normal efforts people make to become successful. According to him, some people advised him to publicly deny any link to fetish practices, but he refused. He stressed that he has never used […]

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Why I am grateful to God at 45 – Olaitan Salaudeen

Sheriff Olaitan Salaudeen, a prominent Nigerian music plugger and CEO of MuchMusic Less Talk, has shared why he feels deeply grateful to God as he marks his 45th birthday. Born on April 6, 1981 in Agege, Lagos, he says his journey from a music‑loving teenager to one of the country’s most influential promotion masterminds is proof of divine favour and mercy. Salaudeen, who studied Mass Communication at Lagos State Polytechnic, credits God for guiding his steps into broadcasting and music promotion where he has worked with top artistes under YBNL and beyond. He notes that sustaining over a decade in the fast‑changing entertainment industry without scandal or major setback is something he does not take for granted. The father of three also expresses gratitude for his family life, describing his wife and children as a major source of strength and […]

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Rapper Dremo says he feels underrated in industry

Nigerian rapper Aboriomoh Femi Raymond, popularly known as Dremo, has said he feels underrated and not properly appreciated in the music industry. He shared his frustrations in a recent interview on Echo Room, where he spoke openly about his journey and challenges as a hip hop artist. Dremo explained that many people do not really know what he can do in the studio and do not rate his work as highly as they should. He said he has consistently delivered strong rap performances but still feels overlooked compared to some of his peers. He also pointed out that one major reason for this lack of recognition is that rap music is not as appreciated in Nigeria as other popular genres like Afrobeats and pop. According to him, this has made it harder for rappers to get mainstream support, airplay and […]

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