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Former Big Brother Naija reality show winner, Phyna, has stated that she does not see herself settling down for marriage.

Phyna made this known while revealing her desire not to have biological children.

Speaking in a viral video on social media, Phyna linked her decision to be child free to repeated heartbreaks and her choice to remain single.

The reality star, who disclosed that she’s now emotionally attached to animals, chose being pet mom over motherhood despite being fertile.

“After all, I don’t even want to have a child. I’m very fertile, but I just want to be a cat and dog mom. I think the love for animals in women kicks in when we’re approaching 30s.

“Especially when you don’t see yourself settling down or maybe you’ve been into so many broken relationships. I think I’m at that stage right now”, she said.

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‘I don’t see myself settling down, having children’ – BBNaija’s Phyna

Nigerian rapper, Speed Darlington has hit hard at singer, Portable, claiming that his purported wealth doesn’t reflect on his looks.

The ‘Bangdadadang’ crooner stated this while explaining why he doesn’t put his music on the streaming platform, Audiomack, during a recent livestream with Peller.

The host urged him to emulate Portable by uploading his song on the streaming app but Speed Darlington refused, arguing that there was no money on the platform.

“I can’t see any proof of money on Portable… Anyone who wants to listen to my music must pay for it,” he added.

Recall that a few weeks ago Portable appealed to his colleagues, especially music executive Don Jazzy, to assist him in digital marketing, lamenting that he wasn’t making a lot of money from streaming platforms despite his fans streaming his songs “worldwide.”

Portable’s wealth doesn’t reflect on him – Speed Darlington

Nollywood actress and filmmaker Funke Akindele has debunked speculations that she snubbed fuji musician Pasuma at a Lagos event over the weekend.

A video circulating on X captured the moment the fuji legend tried to get Akindele’s attention while she was exchanging pleasantries with someone else. In the video, the actress continued her conversation with the other person, which led to Pasuma getting back on his seat.

Since the video went viral, it has been speculated that the actress intentionally snubbed the fuji legend.

An X influencer Uoladiti posted the video with the caption, “Moment Funke Akindele snubbed Pasuma in public. This is not looking good at all.”

Reacting, Funke Akindele debunked the allegations, explaining that she greeted and danced with Pasuma at the same event.

“Snub? Hell no. Stop the negativity pls. I saw him, greeted him, danced with him. pasuma is my Egbon. Pls you all should stop this evil,” she wrote.

DAILY POST recalls that Funke Akindele recently made headlines for snubbing her colleague, Toyin Abraham, at a movie premiere.

Following the public snub, Abraham vowed never to initiate conversations with Akindele again.

Funke Akindele denies snubbing fuji legend, Pasuma at Lagos event

Nigerian actress, Wumi Toriola, has rebuked popular influencer, Enioluwa for calling her by her name.

The incident, which was captured in a now trending video on social media, happened at an event held in Lagos State on Saturday evening.

Wumi Toriola was seen exchanging pleasantries with actress Ini Edo, and Eniola Ajao when Enioluwa said “Wumi how are you?” as he attempted to hug her.

In response, the actress who was angered by how she was addressed, pushed Enioluwa back and asked “are you insane? did you just call my name? How dare you call me by my name?

Enioluwa immediately replied “No no I didn’t say that. I said aunty Wumi how are you?”

Expressing her anger, the actress said “you can’t greet me like that, you will have to prostrate to greet me. We are not mates.”

The viral video sparked mixed reactions online with many people supporting Wumi’s action while some said “Wunmi get problem with aunty.”

Reacting to the public reaction, Wumi wrote on her Instagram story; “I saw people debating my age. Nor be everyone ise de gbo ooo. Na all my family get baby face. I finished secondary school in 2003. Do d maths. 16 nor dey enter uni that time.”

DAILY POST reports that Enioluwa was born in July 1999 while Wumi was born in July 1988 according to Wikipedia.

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Are you insane’ – Wumi Toriola rebukes Enioluwa for calling her by name [VIDEO]

Veteran gospel singer, Prince Goke Bajowa, has threatened legal action against his colleague, Boye Best over copyright infringement.

While accusing Boye Best of always singing his song ‘Iwo Ko Lodami’ on every live performances and shows without acknowledging him, Bajowa said, “it is both misleading and unfair to present it in a way that suggests ownership or exclusive rights, especially when you have evidently benefited from its widespread use.”

Speaking in an Instagram video release on Sunday, Bajowa who tagged his outburst as a final warning to Boye Best, also threatened that failure to properly acknowledge him as the original owner will attract legal action.

Bajowa further explained that Boye Best refused to acknowledge him despite an earlier communication.

“This is a final warning to you Boye Best @boyebest you have continued to use my song Iwo Ko Lodami indiscriminately across multiple platforms and events, despite earlier communication making it clear that you do not own the rights to this work.

“While no one has stopped you from performing the song. Let this serve as a clear notice, going forward, you must properly acknowledge the original owner, Goke Bajowa, in every use of the song. Failure to do so will leave no choice but to pursue appropriate actions to protect the integrity and ownership of the work. This matter should not be taken lightly”, the singer said.

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Gospel singer, Bajowa threatens legal action against Best over alleged copyright infringement

Popular American actress and singer Megan thee stallion has announced the end of her relationship with NBA basketball player Klay Alexander Thompson.

She confirmed the split in a post via her official instagram handle on Saturday.

Megan accused the Dallas Mavericks star of cheating on her.

“Cheating, had me around your whole family playing house, got “cold feet”. Holding you down through all your HORRIBLE mood swings and treatment towards me during your basketball season now you don’t know if you can be “monogamous”????

“bitch I need a REAL break after this one ..

“bye yall omg love you frenn praying for you,” she wrote.

In a follow up, the basketball player had gone live recently reacting to the said allegations, he said “She cheated on me first of course, I’m gonna cheat back. I’m just mad I spent over 4 million on her. I will never do that again.”

The duo first made their relationship public late July 2025.

Megan thee stallion announces split from Klay Thompson

Veteran Nollywood actor Jim Iyke has identified internal sabotage as the major challenge confronting the Nigerian movie industry.

According to the thespian, the industry is full of saboteurs.

In an interview with BBC, Jim Iyke said if he could change one thing about Nollywood, it would be to purge saboteurs from the industry.

“Is there is one thing I would love to change about Nollywood, it would be to purge saboteurs from the industry. The industry is full of saboteurs. They can’t help themselves. They need therapy,” he said.

The actor said his proudest moment as an actor was when his son commended his performance and called him a “genius”.

He said his son’s commendation made him emotional to the extent he went into the bathroom to cry.

Jim Iyke named Kate Henshaw as the actress he enjoys working with the most.

Nollywood full of saboteurs – Jim Iyke

Nollywood actor Jim Iyke has revealed his current relationship status, hinting that it is complicated.

In a recent interview with BBC, the thespian said he is currently between married and single.

“I am between married and single,” he said. “Figure it out,” he added when asked to expatiate.

Iyke described the birth of his son, Harvis Ike, as the best experience of his life, and the death of his mum as his saddest experience.

The actor was married to Dana Kinduryte, a Lithuanian lawyer, with whom he has a son, Harvis Chidubem Ike, born in 2015.

Their marriage ended after the death of his mother, as Iyke revealed that his deep grief caused him to abandon his role as a husband.

Despite the separation, they reportedly parted ways amicably.

‘I’m between married and single’ – Jim Iyke reveals relationship status

Popular Nigerian gospel singer, Salau Aliu Olayiwola, popularly known as Testimony Jaga, has criticised former Vice President, Prof. Yemi Osinbajo, over his recent remarks on the concept of prosperity gospel.

Osinbajo had recently sparked debate after criticising what he described as the prosperity gospel, prompting mixed reactions within religious and public circles.

Jaga, reacting in a video circulating online, argued that the notion of “prosperity gospel” is misleading, insisting that there is only one gospel, the Gospel of Jesus Christ.

“I saw a video where you were condemning the prosperity gospel. With due respect, there is no such thing as a prosperity gospel. There is only one gospel, the Gospel of Jesus Christ,” he said.

The singer also challenged Osinbajo’s moral authority to criticise the Church, questioning his record while serving in government.

“If anyone wants to correct the body of Christ, it should not be someone like you. Show Nigerians what you did while you were vice president,” he stated.

Jaga further raised concerns about the socio-economic realities in the country, arguing that poverty remains a major issue that cannot be ignored in religious teachings.

“Do you understand what poverty does to people? As a politician, what have you done to address it?” he asked.

He maintained that the core message of the gospel should bring hope and transformation, rather than condemnation.

“The gospel is good news. If people are struggling, they should hear a message of upliftment, not condemnation,” he said.

The gospel artiste also questioned Osinbajo’s influence as a pastor during his time in office, urging him to demonstrate tangible impact both in governance and ministry.

“Show us the people whose lives you transformed. Show evidence of support for the poor or meaningful development, even in your own community,” he added.

While acknowledging the existence of abuse within religious circles, Jaga stressed that such excesses should not undermine the broader message of the Christian faith.

“There are fake pastors, yes, but the gospel itself remains a message of hope and transformation,” he noted.

“If you truly believe in what you are saying, then lead by example. Give back, support the poor, and demonstrate the values you preach,” Jaga said.

Singer Testimony Jaga faults Osinbajo over comments on ‘prosperity gospel’

Ace producer and music executive Michael Collins Ajereh, popularly known as Don Jazzy, has revealed that he is always careful about complaining about the downsides of fame and success.

Speaking in a recent episode of the Keeping It Real With Jima podcast, Jazzy disclosed that he is afraid that God might take away his fortune if he starts complaining about the downsides.

The host asked: “What’s something success gave you that you actually didn’t want?”

Don Jazzy replied: “I like everything that God gave me. Obviously, there are sometimes that you just wish that somethings were different. But I’m not wishing for anything different, I’m just saying before God will now decide to adjust my life [laughs].”

The Mavin boss said he would love to be richer in his next life, stressing that he wants to impact more lives but is financially constrained.

Why I can’t complain about downsides of fame, success – Don Jazzy