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GehGeh criticises Peller’s marriage to Jarvis says money isn’t everything

Social media personality Ojaigho Prosper, widely known as GehGeh, has criticised TikTok star Habeeb Hamzat, popularly called Peller, over his decision to marry Elizabeth Aminata, also known as Jarvis, despite acknowledging Peller’s financial success. GehGeh reacted via his X (Twitter) account on Sunday, questioning whether financial stability alone should be enough reason to enter marriage. He argued that other important factors such as mental, physical, emotional and spiritual readiness must be considered before making such a commitment. He wrote, “Y’all are justifying his act with ‘he has the money, allow him’. But y’all failed to ask yourself if he’s ready mentally, physically, emotionally and spiritually.” He then added, “Everything isn’t all about the money.” GehGeh also expressed disappointment that Peller went ahead with the marriage plans despite his advice, saying Peller is still young and has more personal growth ahead. […]

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Why I have a problem with Wizkid – Carter Efe

Nigerian content creator and singer Carter Efe has opened up on why he has a problem with Afrobeats superstar Wizkid, despite describing himself as a long‑time fan. In a recent livestream, Carter Efe said: “I love Wizkid, but I have an issue with his personality. I showed him love, and he didn’t return it.” He recalled how he heavily promoted Wizkid in the past, including releasing the tribute song “Machala,” but claims he never received the acknowledgement or support he expected from the singer. According to him, this perceived snub and a series of online misunderstandings gradually turned admiration into frustration. The tension escalated recently when Carter Efe, during a live session, accidentally referred to Wizkid with an insult, sparking outrage among the star’s fan base. The backlash was so intense that the skit maker reportedly lost his Instagram account […]

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Why I have a problem with Wizkid – Carter Efe

Nigerian content creator and singer Carter Efe has opened up on why he has a problem with Afrobeats superstar Wizkid, despite describing himself as a long‑time fan. In a recent livestream, Carter Efe said: “I love Wizkid, but I have an issue with his personality. I showed him love, and he didn’t return it.” He recalled how he heavily promoted Wizkid in the past, including releasing the tribute song “Machala,” but claims he never received the acknowledgement or support he expected from the singer. According to him, this perceived snub and a series of online misunderstandings gradually turned admiration into frustration. The tension escalated recently when Carter Efe, during a live session, accidentally referred to Wizkid with an insult, sparking outrage among the star’s fan base. The backlash was so intense that the skit maker reportedly lost his Instagram account […]

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Debbie Shokoya debunks claim that Obesere is her father

Nollywood actress and producer Debbie Shokoya has dismissed viral reports claiming that Fuji singer Abass Akande Obesere is her biological father. She described the allegation as completely false and said she has never had any form of contact with the musician.​ In a video posted on her Instagram page, Shokoya expressed anger and disappointment over the rumour. She stressed that she did not make any of the statements being circulated and questioned why anyone would create and spread such a story.​ The actress said the fake report had exposed her to a wave of insults and abusive comments online. She criticised some media platforms and commentators for failing to verify the information before publishing or amplifying it.​ Shokoya urged bloggers and members of the public to stop spreading unverified claims about her personal life. She called on those who shared […]

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Delta police PRO defends ‘turn on’ tweet after backlash

The Public Relations Officer of the Delta State Police Command, Bright Edafe, has defended his controversial social media comment directed at activist Rinu Oduala, saying it was misunderstood and “sexualised” by critics. He said the remark had been taken out of context and did not have a sexual meaning.​ Edafe’s comment came after Oduala criticised the police response to viral videos allegedly showing women assaulted during an Ozoro festival in Delta State. He had earlier described the incident as “alarming, disgusting and embarrassing” and said the police were investigating, but Oduala faulted his reaction as slow and inadequate.​ In response, Edafe posted, “Whenever I issue a statement, it turns you on. Why, if I may ask?”, a remark that quickly drew public outrage online. Many social media users accused him of making an inappropriate and unprofessional comment towards a female […]

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