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Ofcom probes X over Grok’s sexualised images

Ofcom has opened a formal probe into X, the social media platform owned by Elon Musk, amid concerns that its artificial intelligence chatbot Grok is being used to generate and distribute sexualised and illegal images. The UK communications regulator said it had received “deeply troubling reports” that Grok was being used to create images showing people undressed without their consent, as well as sexualised images involving children. Such material is illegal under UK law. According to the regulator, if X is found to have breached its legal obligations, it could face a fine of up to £18 million or 10% of its global annual turnover, whichever is higher. Ofcom also has the power to ask a court to order UK internet providers to block access to X if the company fails to comply. The BBC has contacted X for a […]

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Carter Efe opens up on ‘painful’ separation from baby mama and how it changed his life

Nigerian skit maker and streamer Carter Efe has revealed that he has been separated from his baby mama, Emmanuella, for over a year. He described the split as a painful experience that affected his mental health, finances and creativity.​ In a series of Instagram posts, Efe said the relationship breakdown left him struggling to think clearly, shoot content and stay financially stable. He claimed that for about two years he felt frustrated and frequently trended online over allegations that he beat a woman.​ One of the most difficult parts of the separation, he said, was being away from his daughter Charis for months. Efe alleged that he went three months without seeing his child, calling it one of the lowest periods of his life.​ Despite the emotional toll, he believes the decision to walk away from the relationship marked a […]

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Cross says open faith cost him big deal

Former Big Brother Naija housemate Cross Okonkwo says he recently lost a lucrative job opportunity because of how boldly he professes his Christian faith online.​Posting on X, he claimed a prospective partner pulled out of working with him after seeing his open declarations about Jesus Christ.​ Cross vowed not to tone down or compromise his beliefs to secure deals.​He said true wealth comes from God, adding that fame does not control him and that he would rather have less than chase money in a way that violates his faith.​ The reality star stressed he would never do anything evil for money, even if it made him the poorest person on earth.​He explained that although people still see him as the same man from the Big Brother house, he has changed in spirit and character since leaving the show.​ Cross also […]

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Oxlade urges fans to seek help and not end their lives

Afrobeats singer Oxlade has urged fans struggling with emotional or mental health challenges not to take their own lives but to reach out for help. He said survival is only possible when people stay alive to tell their stories and heal.​ In a post on X, Oxlade acknowledged that many people feel overwhelmed and have been bottling up their struggles for a long time. He encouraged them to talk to someone they trust so they can reflect on whether their pain is worth dying for.​ The singer described suicide as a selfish act that hurts loved ones left behind. He pleaded with fans not to cause pain to their families and friends by depriving them of their presence.​ Oxlade assured his followers that tough times are temporary and will eventually pass. He revealed that he recently received news that shook […]

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Stop calling me Davido’s wife Sophia Momodu tells fans

Sophia Momodu, entrepreneur and mother of Davido’s first child, has urged fans to stop referring to her as the singer’s wife. She said the constant description is wrong and disrespectful, especially because Davido is now married to someone else.​ In a recent Snapchat video, Momodu said she is frustrated that many people still call her Davido’s wife despite their breakup. She explained that such comments ignore the reality of their separate lives and the need to respect his current marriage.​ Momodu appealed to fans to respect people’s choices, boundaries and marriages. She noted that when people move on from a relationship, others should allow them to do so in peace.​ The mother of one stressed that she wants privacy and respect as she focuses on her own life. She said everyone involved is happy and doing what they are supposed […]

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Presidency dismisses rumour of Gbajabiamila’s removal as Chief of Staff

The Presidency has denied reports claiming that President Bola Tinubu has replaced his Chief of Staff, Femi Gbajabiamila. It said the viral story suggesting that Hakeem Muri Okunola had taken over the position is completely false.​ Special Adviser to the President on Information and Strategy, Bayo Onanuga, issued a statement debunking the claim. He described the report as a fabrication by people spreading fake news to create tension and disharmony within the government.​ Onanuga stressed that there has been no change in the President’s inner team. He clarified that Gbajabiamila remains the Chief of Staff, while Muri Okunola continues in his role as Principal Private Secretary.​ The Presidency urged Nigerians to ignore the rumours circulating on social media and some online platforms. It also advised media organisations and the public to always verify information before sharing it.​ Reports about Gbajabiamila’s […]

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Emeka Rollas cautions actors on social media disputes

Outgoing national president of the Actors Guild of Nigeria, Emeka Rollas, has warned Nollywood actors against using social media to air grievances and fight personal battles. In an official notice shared on Instagram, Rollas said the Guild will sanction members who call out colleagues, drag others online or turn social media into a courtroom, in line with AGN’s constitution and disciplinary procedures. He stressed that so‑called social media trials do not bring justice but instead deepen divisions, spread misinformation and damage the image and integrity of Nollywood. He urged actors to use recognised internal channels, committees and processes to resolve disputes. Rollas appealed to actors to support the incoming AGN leadership by showing good conduct, restraint and professionalism both online and offline. As he prepares to hand over on January 29, 2026, he said he does not want the new […]

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Uche Maduagwu admits being paid to troll Davido online

Actor Uche Maduagwu has apologised to music star Davido after admitting he was paid N2.5 million to attack the singer and his family on social media. In a recent interview, Maduagwu said he deeply regrets his actions and clarified that Davido had never done anything to offend him personally. He revealed that he was part of a group of about five influencers allegedly hired to criticise and drag Davido online and urged the others involved to also come forward and apologise. Maduagwu appealed directly to Davido, his wife and family, asking for forgiveness and stressing that his online attacks were motivated by the payment he received. He added that his conscience could no longer allow him to stay silent, describing his behaviour as wrong and shameful.

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Kannywood stars told to protect image in digital age

A new conversation around Kannywood is highlighting why reputation and digital visibility have become crucial for the northern Nigerian film industry. Industry observers say Kannywood can no longer afford scandals, poor quality output or weak online presence if it wants to compete with Nollywood and attract global audiences.​ Commentators note that streaming platforms, social media and short video apps now shape how actors and filmmakers are perceived. This means performers’ off screen behaviour, public statements and digital footprints can either build trust with viewers and brands or damage the entire industry’s image.​ Analysts also argue that better organisation, professional conduct and strategic branding are now as important as storytelling and acting talent. They say Kannywood must show that it can reflect northern values responsibly while still producing commercially viable, modern entertainment.​ Digitalisation is seen as both a risk and an […]

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Carter Efe sets new African Twitch streaming records

Content creator Carter Efe has become Africa’s most followed streamer on Twitch, after his recent high profile livestream with Afrobeats superstar Davido. He has now surpassed fellow comedian Shank Comics, crossing more than 406,000 followers on the platform.​ The collaboration with Davido triggered a major spike in viewership and followers for Efe. Their joint livestream peaked at about 83,000 viewers, setting a new record for the most watched Twitch stream from Africa.​ Carter Efe also became the first African streamer to pass 20,000 subscribers on Twitch. The numbers underline his rapid rise as one of the continent’s leading digital entertainers.​ Davido’s appearance played a central role in the stream’s success. During the session, the music star connected Efe with several notable personalities, including his wife and Super Eagles striker Victor Osimhen, further boosting excitement among viewers.​ The stream also featured […]

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