BBNaija S11: Yusuf, Chimsom Chuka evicted from reality show

BBNaija Season 11 housemates, Yusuf and Chimsom Chuka, have been evicted from the reality show.

The duo was evicted shortly after the eviction of their fellow housemate, Bells.

The show host, Ebuka Obi-Uchendu, announced their exit on Sunday evening during the live eviction show.

This came a week after Abi and Araga were evicted from the “Show Ya Sef” season.

DAILY POST reports that the eviction of Yusuf, Chimsom and Bells brings the number of remaining housemates to 10 as the competition gradually approaches its final stage on October 4.

BBNaija S11: Yusuf, Chimsom Chuka evicted from reality show

Young John rejects collaboration request from Blaqbonez over old tweet

Producer-turned-singer, Young Jonn has rejected a request from rapper, Blaqbonez to collaborate with him after digging up a 2015 tweet in which the rapper compared him with another producer, DJ Coublon.

In the old tweet, Blaqbonez said he preferred DJ Coublon to Young Jonn.

Blaqbonez had expressed his interest in collaborating with Young Jonn while reacting to his recent post about wanting a band of five, but was rejected over his old tweet.

Young Jonn wrote, “I need like 5 bad friends way we go dey move in bulk!”

Blaqbonez reacted, “Oya, make we dey together, sing as one.”

Sharing a screenshot of Blaqbonez’s old tweet choosing DJ Coublon over him, Young Jonn replied, “Go sing as one with Coublon.”

Blaqbonez denied the post, claiming that it was made by his social media handler in 2015.

Young John rejects collaboration request from Blaqbonez over old tweet

Odumodublvck sparks reactions after asking President Tinubu for grant

Controversial rapper, Odumodublvck has sparked mixed reactions after asking President Bola Ahmed Tinubu to provide financial assistance to him and his colleagues.

While reacting to a post on Tinubu’s X handle on Friday about the President’s meeting with entertainment and media executive, Vincent Bolloré of the Bolloré Group in Paris, Odumodublvck urged President Tinubu not only to express pride in the prestige the entertainment industry has brought to Nigeria but also to support entertainers financially.

He wrote, “Baba come give boys advance from government funds. Na you go be the biggest label boss. Because of you, artists no go fight their labels and underground artists go see something.

“Baba, come sign all of us. And I mean all of us.”

Some fans bashed Odumodublvck over the post, berating him for choosing to react to the President’s Paris meeting while remaining silent on the incessant terrorism and hardship in the country.

Responding to his critics, Odumodublvck pointed out that artists hardly benefit from government support, unlike civil servants and business owners, who receive certain benefits.

He said he had yet to see an artiste whom the government had supported financially to make an album, despite entertainers, especially musicians, making the country proud globally.

“Jaga [Jagaban], give me to fly high. I deserve it, sir. Governmental backing for artists gatts dey,” he added.

Odumodublvck’s financial request from President Bola Tinubu has left many in shock because he previously made headlines and was applauded for reportedly turning down a huge amount of money to perform at a Tinubu campaign event.

His public request for financial assistance from the President, who is seeking re-election, a few months before Nigeria’s presidential election has raised questions about his integrity and political stance.

Odumodublvck sparks reactions after asking President Tinubu for grant

Lady I wanted serious relationship with said she’s not ready – Rema

Nigerian singer, Divine Ikubor, popularly known as Rema, has revealed that he recently went through heartbreak after a lady rejected his proposal for a long-term commitment.

Speaking during a livestream with streamer Okiki on Friday night, Rema disclosed that he approached a lady for a “serious relationship,” but she turned him down because she was not ready to commit to one man.

Rema emphasised that the lady told him she still wanted to explore life as a single woman and did not want to be taken “off the streets” yet.

The 26-year-old musician revealed that the heartbreak inspired his song, ‘Oh No.’

“The song was inspired by a lady I wanted a serious relationship with, but she said she still wants to be on the streets,” he said.

Rema also shared that he is taking time to re-evaluate his life because “everything moved so fast” after he became famous at the age of 17.

Lady I wanted serious relationship with said she’s not ready – Rema

Chaos in the Ring: Nkechi Blessing, Phyna to clash in celebrity boxing fight

Actress Nkechi Blessing and former Big Brother Naija reality show winner, Phyna are set to settle their ongoing fight in a celebrity boxing match.

The highly-anticipated face-off is scheduled for October 1, 2026 at the Federal Palace Hotel in Lagos State.

The organisers, Balmoral, announced the match in an Instagram post on Friday evening.

Sharing the poster, the organiser wrote, “Plot twist? Let’s see what the women can do. Phyna VS Nkechi.

“The rivalry is real. Now, let’s see who backs it up when the bell rings.”

This came a few hours after Nkechi Blessing and Phyna engaged in a heated exchange on social media.

Chaos in the Ring: Nkechi Blessing, Phyna to clash in celebrity boxing fight

2027: ‘I’m staying out of politics’ – Toyin Abraham withdraws from APC Campaign Council

Actress Toyin Abraham, has removed herself from the All Progressives Congress, APC, campaign council for the 2027 election.

This is coming a few hours after she was named among 33 entertainers in the Lagos APC Campaign Council.

DAILY POST reports that the actress was named in the list released on Thursday alongside notable actors and musicians like Oga Bello, Bukky Wright, Yinka Quadri, Pasuma, Saheed Osupa, Small Doctor and Malaika.

Reacting to the viral news on her Instagram story, the actress urged the general public to disregard the inclusion of her name on the list.

Giving reason for her decision, Toyin said: “I’m staying out of politics.”

She wrote, “I’m not a member of any campaign council. I have said it recently, I am staying out of politics. Please disregard the supposed inclusion of my name in any campaign committee.”

2027: ‘I’m staying out of politics’ – Toyin Abraham withdraws from APC Campaign Council

Olu Jacobs: ‘His legacy will endure’ – Lai Mohammed reacts to death of veteran actor

Former Minister of Information and Culture, Alhaji Lai Mohammed, has expressed sadness over the death of veteran actor, Chief Oludotun Baiyewu Jacobs, popularly known as Olu Jacobs, describing his passing as the end of an extraordinary chapter in Nigerian theatre, television and film.

In a condolence message issued in Lagos on Friday, Mohammed said Nigeria has lost not just an accomplished actor but a cultural icon whose talent and dignity helped project the country’s creative excellence to the world.

“For more than five decades, Olu Jacobs brought intelligence, depth and authenticity to every role, leaving an imprint on generations of Nigerians and audiences abroad. His journey, from British stage and television to Nollywood, showed that Nigerian artistes could compete with the best anywhere.

“He was a bridge between the old tradition of Nigerian theatre and the modern film industry. Beyond his acting, he was deeply committed to the growth of the creative sector, through his work and his partnership with his wife, Joke Silva. By training young performers, he helped build institutions and inspire a new generation,” the ex-minister said.

Mohammed said Olu Jacobs’ career showed how the arts can serve as a powerful instrument of cultural diplomacy and national image-building, adding: “He understood that culture is one of Nigeria’s greatest assets. Every time he stepped onto a stage or screen, he carried something of the Nigerian story with him, a legacy that will outlast any single role or award.’’

The former information minister commiserated with Joke Silva, the Jacobs family, the Nigerian creative community and Olu Jacobs’ admirers at home and abroad.

“The curtain has fallen on the earthly performance of this great thespian, but his legacy will endure. May God grant his soul eternal rest and give his family strength to bear this loss,” he said.

Olu Jacobs: ‘His legacy will endure’ – Lai Mohammed reacts to death of veteran actor

“You and Portable too cheap” — Peller tells Carter Efe demands N100m to fight

Nigerian content creator and streamer, Peller, has mocked comedian Carter Efe over his reported N15 million fee for a boxing match, saying he would demand N100 million to fight.

Peller made the remark in a video shared on his social media page while responding to Carter Efe’s alleged comment about his house.

The streamer compared Carter Efe’s reported N15 million boxing fee with his two-hour TikTok livestream earning.

“That boy wey dey pay 15 million for boxing match self dey shade my house. Your boxing match money na 2hr live stream on TikTok. There no fit pay my money,” Peller said.

He said he would not agree to enter a boxing match for the amount being offered to Carter Efe, insisting that anyone who wants him to fight must be ready to pay N100 million.

“Na why I no go fit ever fight anybody. If dem want me to fight someone, make dem pay me 100 million. I no be you and Portable, una too cheap,” Peller added.

“You and Portable too cheap” — Peller tells Carter Efe demands N100m to fight

‘You’re becoming nuisance’ – Nkechi Blessing warns Phyna over online fights

Nollywood actress, Nkechi Blessing has warned reality TV star, Phyna over her frequent clashes with people on social media.

Nkechi Blessing criticised the former BBNaija winner over what she described as her manner of speaking to people whenever she comes online.

The actress questioned why Phyna appears to engage in repeated confrontations on the internet, urging her to tone down her approach.

“Phyna, must you fight with everybody on this internet space? You’re doing too much. Every time you come online, you talk to people anyhow. You’re becoming a nuisance here,” Nkechi Blessing said.

She also urged Phyna to relax and reconsider how she handles disagreements on social media.

‘You’re becoming nuisance’ – Nkechi Blessing warns Phyna over online fights

I’ll never discuss my finances with man, even if he’s my husband – Nancy Isime

Nollywood actor and media personality, Nancy Isime has said that she would never discuss her finances with a man she is in a relationship with.

Speaking in an episode of the Thanks for Coming podcast, Isime emphasised that she would not disclose her earnings even to her husband.

She explained that she does not see any need for that, stressing that she also does not expect her partner to discuss his finances with her.

“I will never discuss three things: my money, my money, my money. I would never discuss how much I have in my account or earn with my man. For what? He shouldn’t discuss his either with me,” she said.

She also said that she would never check her man’s phone, adding that she does not care that much.

Isime advised ladies who check their partners’ phones to refrain from doing so and stop putting so much pressure on themselves.

I’ll never discuss my finances with man, even if he’s my husband – Nancy Isime

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