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Famous Nigerian actress, Toyin Abraham, has vowed never to exchange pleasantries with colleague, Funke Akindele again.

Toyin stated this after being snubbed by Funke in public.

DAILY POST reports that Funke had during the premiere of actress Iyabo Ojo’s movie on Sunday night, refused to answer Toyin Abraham’s greetings despite tapping her hand and mentioning her name.

Toyin was heard saying “Aunty Funke, good evening ma.”

In response, Funke completely ignored her, and looked away despite tapping her.

Toyin who felt embarrassed by the incident, however walked away from her.

The development sparked controversy on social media with many users condemning Funke Akindele’s negative energy.

However, reacting to the viral video under a post on Instagram, Toyin disclosed that she has unfollowed Funke and also vowed never to greet her again.

Toyin wrote in a now deleted comment “I have unfollowed her, God forbid bad things. If I ever greet her again that means I’m a bastard.”

Toyin Abraham vows never to greet Funke Akindele after public snub

Controversial media personality, Ifedayo Olarinde, popularly known as Daddy Freeze, has insinuated that religion is undermining the development of Nigeria.

Speaking in a recent episode of The Honest Bunch Podcast, Daddy Freeze claimed that religion doesn’t produce results.

He argued that irreligious countries like Japan are more developed and have better standards of living, adding that Nigeria has the shortest life expectancy in the world despite being one of the most religious countries.

“How is religion working for us?,” he asked.

“My problem with religion is – it has no results. Where is the prosperity? Where is the love? You say God loves us because we are religious so how come the Japanese are the ones enjoying their own heaven on earth? They are developed.

“We don’t have anything but we have this ‘God that favours us.’ However, when we truly list the things what we say favour is – prosperity, health… Did you know Nigeria has the shortest life expectancy in the world according to the 2026 statistics -54 years?

“We pay more tithes than taxes in this country yet our prayers and sacrifices don’t seem to reflect on the condition of our nation,” Daddy Freeze expressed.

Religion undermining development of Nigeria – Daddy Freeze claims

There was a moment of tension on Sunday, as Nollywood actress and producer Funke Akindele, snubbed her colleague Toyin Abraham.

The incident took place at Iyabo Ojo’s movie premiere.

Funke was seated at the same table with Iyabo and another actress, Mercy Aigbe, when Toyin came over to greet them.

Although Iyabo and Mercy responded to her greetings, Funke looked away, completely ignoring her.

Toyin was left embarrassed by the incident and walked away from the table.

The viral video on social media has led to mixed reactions from fans.

Many feel that Funke is right to keep a grudge with Toyin, after she agreed with veteran film maker Kunle Afolayan’s criticism.

Others believe Funke should have responded and kept it professional.

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Funke Akindele snubs Toyin Abraham at Iyabo Ojo’s premiere (VIDEO)

Nigerian singer, Abdulsalam Suliyat Modasola, popularly known as Liya, has revealed that her decision to leave Davido Music Worldwide (DMW) label was driven by a desire for personal and professional growth.

Liya, who became the first female artiste signed to Davido’s record label in October 2020, officially parted ways with the label in 2023.

Speaking during an interview on the show Wahala with Josy Anne, the singer disclosed that her time at the label came with emotional challenges that significantly affected her wellbeing.

According to her, the period was marked by depression, exhaustion and health struggles, which ultimately pushed her to make the difficult decision to step away.

“Why did I leave? I just wanted more for myself, as a person and as an artist.

“It was sad, it was depressing, I was tired, I was sick, but it was a decision that I had to make for myself,” Liya said.

The singer also addressed the public criticism she faced while signed to the label, noting that many people misunderstood her situation and accused her of being unproductive.

“They called me names people saying she’s lazy, she doesn’t know what she’s doing. They’re just pouring money on her, and she’s not doing anything,” she said.

Liya further revealed that the challenges she faced during that period affected her presence on social media.

She explained that she did not personally manage her Instagram account for more than two years, leaving the responsibility to her manager.

Despite the difficulties, the singer expressed gratitude to her manager for his patience and support throughout the period.

“He was tired, but I’m so glad he understood. He never pushed me or forced me,” she added.

Liya gained recognition after signing to DMW in 2020 and releasing songs such as “Melo,” “Adua,” and “Lakiriboto.”

Why I left DMW label – Liya

Popular Nollywood actress Foluke Daramola, has stated that she doesn’t feel like someone who is married.

The actress made the remarks during her recent interview on the African A-List podcast.

Discussing her marriage to Kayode Salako, she described her husband as the “definition of peace.”

Speaking about the freedom she enjoys in her marriage, Daramola said, “I don’t feel like I’m married. My husband is the definition of peace for me. If I tell Kayode now that I will be going to Canada tonight and will spend up to a year there, he will say bye-bye. It doesn’t mean he doesn’t love me; he just feels like he shouldn’t cage me.

“So I don’t feel like I’m married. He is my very good friend and my greatest cheerleader. When we fight, you would think that the marriage is going to end, but give us two hours, and everything will be settled,” she added.

DAILY POST reports that this comes two years after Kayode Salako confirmed his marriage to another woman, identified as Oluwafunke Oyegoke-Salako, while still married to the actress.

Defending his decision to marry another woman, he stated that he had been married to Foluke for 13 years without a biological child.

Recall that the couple got married in 2010.

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‘I don’t feel like I’m married’ – Foluke Daramola [VIDEO]

American singer Jason Joel Desrouleaux, popularly known by his stage name Jason Derulo, has opened up about expecting to marry young, revealing that he never thought he would be single at 37.

In an interview with Graham Bensinger, the ‘Don’t Wanna Go Home’ hitmaker candidly revealed that his experience changed his perspective on marriages.

The singer said he has witnessed a lot of breakups and tensed moments of couples, which made him scared of commitment.

“I thought I was going to marry a lot of the girls I dated. Never in a million years I thought that I would be 37 and single.

“However, I have seen too much. I have seen too much in my life. You could imagine the things that I have seen; married women leaving their spouses on the spot, leaving their men in the club. I have seen everything under the sun,” he expressed.
Derulo and fellow singer Jordin Sparks dated for three years, before ending their relationship in September 2014.

In 2021, he welcomed a son with his girlfriend Jena Frumes. The couple broke up barely five months after the arrival of their child.

I never thought I’d be single at 37 – Jason Derulo

Nigerian music legend, Innocent Idibia, popularly known as 2Face, has expressed confidence in the future of Afrobeats, allaying fears that the genre might be heading to relegation on the global stage.

Speaking in a recent interview with Yaw on Wazobia FM Lagos, the African Queen crooner argued that contrary to some negative predictions, Afrobeats won’t fall off the global stage.

He noted that the endless pool of young talents in the country ensures continuity, noting that young artists are the lifeblood of Afrobeats.

2Face said, “Afrobeats can never die. If you listen to some of the young Afrobeats artists now, you will agree with me that the genre is in safe hands.

“Recently, one of the young artists, Fola, remade my song ‘If Love Is A Crime.’ I really loved it. Soft, smooth vocals. It is amazing. The present crops of artists have special flows. I love their styles.”

Why Afrobeats will never die – 2Face

Popular Nollywood actress, Motilola Akinlami, has reconciled with her former boss and producer, Kunle Afod, years after their messy fallout.

DAILY POST recalls that Motilola had in 2024 called Kunle Afod out for preventing other producers from calling her for jobs because she ended her relationship with him over his wife’s insecurity.

However speaking in her recent interview with actor Tony Montana, Motilola announced the end of their six year fued .

While appreciating actor Femi Adebayo and others for reconciling them, she said “I was pained”.

“The major conflict that I had, was with someone that I respected a lot and it was very painful for me. It had to degenerate to a point where I have to come on the social media to call names. It was painful for me that it got to that point.

“So, shout out to Femi Adebayo for helping us to put it over. Femi Adebayo is a peaceful person. The issue has been resolved between myself and my boss, Kunle Afod. God has helped us resolve it. Some of the older colleagues have intervened. Special thanks to Femi Adebayo and Bayo Tijani for their efforts”, she said.

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Motilola Akinlami finally reconciles with Kunle Afod years after messy fallout [VIDEO]

Nigerian gospel singer, Onos Brisibi, has died at the age of 55.

The news was confirmed by her family in a statement on Thursday.

Onos passed away on Tuesday, March 23, 2026, following a battle with illness.

“Onos Nancy Brisibi was a devoted Christian, a gifted songstress, and a passionate praise and worship leader whose angelic voice touched many lives as she spread the gospel through music.

“She will be remembered as a beautiful, fun-loving woman with a heart of gold, whose faith, warmth, and kindness left lasting impressions on all who knew her,” the statement read in part.

Onos is survived by her daughter, Sarah Brisibi, her mother, siblings, extended family, friends, and her church family in LoveWorld Ministries.

Nigerian gospel singer, Onos Brisibi is dead

Veteran singer Konga has lamented about what he described as the lack of support from the present crops of Nigerian artists to industry legends.

Speaking in a recent episode of the Hits Don’t Lie podcast, the Kabakaba crooner said Davido should have supported Nigerian music legends with the N200 million birthday donations he received from his friends and fans in 2021.

DAILY POST recalls that Davido added N50 million of his own money, bringing the total to N250 million, which he donated to 292 orphanages across Nigeria.

However, Konga argued that it would have been better if he had used the funds to support struggling music legends, stressing that the funds could have rejuvenated their careers.

He said, “The present crops of Nigerian artists need to humble themselves. Nobody is dragging their money with them. But they have used peer pressure to chase a lot of Nigerian music legends into doing menial jobs abroad.

“If I were part of Davido’s management, one time his friends contributed money to him, I would have said – ‘Davido, carry this money, go and give it to all these legends… bring Baba Fryo back, bring Daddy Showkey. Give Daddy Showkey, Baba Fryo and others N5 million each.’

“If he had done that, the industry would have waken up. Our legends would have dropped a lot of comeback hits. Our music legends are running away due to lack of support. Look at Lord of Ajasa, is that a joke to you? And someone like Olamide will come out to say Wizkid is the greatest Nigerian artist internationally. Where is that coming from? We have been doing international shows for ages.

“You guys are only taking it forward from where we stopped. Fela, King Sunny Ade, Majek Fashek and others have been touring the world for years. Just because our achievements were not documented back then does not mean we did not do anything.”

Davido should’ve distributed N200m birthday donation to music legends – Konga