Super Eagles confirm death of former striker Michael Eneramo

Nigeria’s national football team has confirmed the death of former striker, Michael Eneramo.

Eneramo reportedly collapsed and died while training on Friday morning in Kaduna.

Efforts to revive the 40-year-old ultimately proved abortive.

In the 10 times he played for the Super Eagles, Eneramo scored three times.

And in a post on their official X page, the Eagles wrote: “Rest in peace Michael.”

Eneramo played for Nigeria Premier Football League, NPFL, side Lobi Stars, before moving abroad, where he began his professional career with Tunisian giants, Espérance Sportive de Tunis.

He played mostly in Turkey for clubs like Sivasspor, Beşiktaş, Karabükspor, Istanbul Başakşehir, and Manisaspor.

Super Eagles confirm death of former striker Michael Eneramo

‘I’m hale, hearty’ – Actor Don Richard dismisses viral death reports

Veteran Nigerian actor, Don Richard, has debunked viral reports about his death.

DAILY POST reports that the actor was reported to have died on Thursday April 23, 2026, after a long battle with kidney failure.

Reacting in a post on his Instagram page on Friday, Don Richard dismissed the viral report, stating that he is hale and hearty.

“There’s nothing wrong with me, I appreciate my fans for the love and concern. I’m alive, hale and hearty. I dey alive ooo, the bloggers should continue their bad posting, God will judge them amen,” he said.

DAILY POST reports that the actor solicited financial help in July 2025 after selling his house and cars over his battle with kidney disease.

‘I’m hale, hearty’ – Actor Don Richard dismisses viral death reports

‘Devil doesn’t own secular music industry’ – ID Cabasa

Veteran producer and music executive ID Cabasa has urged Christian creatives not to shy away from pursuing a career in the secular music industry because of claims that it is “ungodly”.

The Coded Tunes boss debunked the claim as “a lie” aimed at dissuading Christians from the music industry.

He said contrary to the misconception, the devil doesn’t own the secular music industry.

On his X handle, he wrote, “If you are a Christian creatives within the secular space please pay attention! There’s an agenda to dissuade you from taking that space with a lie that the devil own that space! The devil owns Sin and carnality ‘Yes.’ But the earth is the Lord and the fullness thereof.”

Cabasa urged Christian creatives to embrace the secular music industry, stressing that “there’s evil in the world but there’s shortage of light which is why evil prevail”.

He assured, “Their evil cannot trump your light.”

‘Devil doesn’t own secular music industry’ – ID Cabasa

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