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Nigerian singer, Harrysong has revealed that he is now in a polygamous relationship following his separation from his wife, Alexer Peres.

Speaking in a recent interview with Yanga FM Lagos, the father of two stated that every one of his current girlfriends is acquainted with all the others.

The Reggae Blues crooner insisted that there was nothing wrong with polygamous relationship, stressing that American singer Neyo has three wives.

“I am currently in a polygamous relationship. Every one of his current girlfriends is acquainted with all the others. They are all doing well. And we are happy.

“Everybody is being treated right and respectfully. Everyone willing join. No one was forced. Neyo has three wives. Just do whatever makes you happy. So don’t force your opinion on anyone,” he said.

The singer added that some of his girlfriends are foreigners, including an American.

DAILY POST recalls that Harrysong and his ex-wife Alexer separated in 2024 after three years of marriage.

Harrysong claimed his wife became pregnant for another man while still living under his roof and that they had not been intimate for over a year.

Alexer denied the infidelity claims and accused Harrysong of domestic violence and cheating on their wedding night.

‘All my girlfriends know each other’ – Singer Harrysong

Famous Nigerian filmmaker, Funke Akindele’s newly released movie, ‘Behind the Scene’ has become the first Nollywood film to surpass N2 billion in cinema sales.

FilmOne, a leading Nigerian film distributor, announced that Behind the Scenes’ movie grossed N2,103,039,706 in just one month of its release.

The distributor in a post on X, revealed that the new achievement makes Funke Akindele Africa’s most commercially successful filmmaker in Africa, highest grossing producer, writer, and director in West Africa’s history.

The actress was also named as the first filmmaker to rank number one for three consecutive years at the African box office.

Also celebrating the achievement, the actress, in a video on her Instagram page on Monday evening, said “we have every reason to thank God. 2 billion and counting is not a joke. Ladies and gentlemen, Behind the Scenes to the world.”

“Joy overflows, my heart is full of gratitude to God and my amazing fans. Reaching this incredible milestone and still counting would not have been possible without you. I’m deeply grateful”, she said.

Funke Akindele’s ‘Behind the Scene’ becomes first Africa film to gross N2 billion

Celebrity Nigerian influencer, Tunde Ednut, has claimed that Regina Daniels’ public appearance with alleged new boyfriend abroad triggered her estranged husband, Senator Ned Nwoko to arrest her best friend.

Tunde made this claim in an Instagram post on Monday evening while addressing Ned Nwoko over the arrest of actress Regina Daniels’ best friend, Ann.

DAILY POST reports that Ann was arrested on Monday by Lagos State police over theft and other allegations made against her by the senator.

The development came some days after the senator’s estranged wife was seen with a new man in a club.

However, reacting to Ann’s arrest, Ednut urged the senator to move on and let Regina Daniels go.

While acknowledging Nwoko’s influence, the influencer wrote “You don’t have to keep trying to arrest her family members all the time. It’s enough. We know you are powerful and influential, but it’s ok sir. Grandpa, at this point, you have to move on sir.

“DEAR NED NWOKO SIR. Pa Ned Nwoko don find another strategy to arrest that small girl’s brother again.

“Sir, it’s time to let that girl go sir. She no want you anymore, just leave her and her family alone.

“I know it’s that picture of her alleged new boyfriend’s hand on her soft hips that triggered this new arrest, but sir, you have to find it somewhere in your heart to let that beautiful, fresh warm skinned, tomato Jos, soft yansh, talented young girl go. Grandpa please sir.

“You are a senator sir, don’t forget you have work to do Ooo!”, he stated.

Regina’s public appearance with ‘boyfriend’ triggered Ann’s arrest by Ned – Tunde Ednut

Nigerian billionaire and politician, Senator Ned Nwoko, has reportedly had his estranged wife Regina Daniels’ best friend, Ann, arrested.

Ann was arrested in Lagos State on Monday by police officers from the Ajah Division.

Sharing a video of her arrest, Regina’s elder brother, Sammy, revealed in an Instagram post that the police arrived with a court order to detain Ann for alleged conspiracy, assault, and theft.

While stating that Ann has never visited the senator’s house, Sammy questioned the integrity of the Nigerian judiciary and the police, saying, “Nigeria has failed us.”

“There was no time Ann was ever at Ned’s house. So how is there a court order to detain her for conspiracy, theft, and all? Omo. Nigeria has failed us.”

DAILY POST reports that the arrest of Regina Daniels’ relatives and associates began two months ago after the actress called out the senator over alleged abuse and domestic violence.

Ned Nwoko reportedly arrests Regina Daniels’ best friend Ann over alleged theft

Legendary Fuji musician, Saheed Osupa, has reacted to the prophecy of his death by a Nigerian cleric.

DAILY POST reports that a controversial Muslim cleric popularly known as Alpha Olopa Meta had earlier claimed that the singer will die on January 10 2026.

The cleric who claimed to have begged God on the singer’s behalf, told Osupa to buy a big ram for prayers.

However, reacting to the prophecy during a live performance on Sunday January 11 2026, Osupa said, “Fake Alpha and prophet please don’t wish me dead. Everyone who wishes me dead will die in my place.

“Close enemies, unknown enemies, enemies of my career and the ones in my neighborhood, better don’t wish me dead, or you would die before me.”

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Saheed Osupa reacts to death prophecy by Islamic cleric [VIDEO]

Nigerian artists dominated the 9th All Africa Music Awards (AFRIMA) in Lagos on Sunday night, claiming top prizes across several categories.

Leading the accolades was Rema, who bagged three major awards: Artiste of the Year, Best Male Artiste in Western Africa, and Best African Artiste in RnB and Soul.

Burna Boy also made a strong impression, winning Album of the Year for No Sign of Weakness. He additionally shared Best African Collaboration with Shallipopi, who independently won Song of the Year for Laho.

Yemi Alade received Best Soundtrack in a Movie, Series or Documentary for her song You Are, featured in the animated series Iyanu.

In the hip-hop category, Phyno was awarded Best African Artiste in African Hip-Hop, while Tanzania’s Juma Jux earned Best Male Artiste in Eastern Africa.

Among emerging artists, Qing Madi was crowned Most Promising Artiste of the Year, and Chella was named African Fans’ Favourite.

Below is the full list of winners:

Best Male Artiste – Central Africa

• C4 Pedro (Angola)
• Eboloko (Gabon)
• Gims (DRC)
• Gerilson Insrael (Angola)
• Kocee (Cameroon)
• L’Oiseau Rare (Gabon)
• Fally Ipupa (DRC)
• Magasco (Cameroon)
• Singuila (The Congo) – Winner
• Werrason (DRC)

Best Female Artiste – Central Africa

• Anna Joyce (Angola)
• Blanche Bailly (Cameroon)
• Charlotte Dipanda (Cameroon)
• Cindy Le Coeur (DRC) – Winner
• Deborah Lukalu (DRC)
• Emma’a (Gabon)
• Jessy B (The Congo)
• Krys M (Cameroon)
• Liriany (Angola)
• Rebo (DRC)

Best Male Artiste – Eastern Africa

• Bien (Kenya)
• Diamond Platnumz (Tanzania)
• Element Eleéh (Rwanda)
• Joshua Baraka (Uganda)
• Jux (Tanzania) – Winner
• Marioo (Tanzania)
• Mbosso (Tanzania)
• Bruce Melodie (Rwanda)
• Sat-B (Burundi)
• Yared Negu (Ethiopia)

Best Female Artiste – Eastern Africa

• Abigail Chams (Tanzania)
• Bridget Blue (Kenya)
• Denise (Madagascar) – Winner
• Haleluya Tekletsadik (Ethiopia)
• Lady Jaydee (Tanzania)
• Mahlet Wendimu (Ethiopia)
• Salemia (Ethiopia)
• Weeha (Ethiopia)
• Winnie Nwagi (Uganda)
• Zuchu (Tanzania)

Best Male Artiste – Northern Africa

• A.L.A. (Tunisia)
• Adviser (Mauritania) – Winner
• Amr Diab (Egypt)
• Cheb Momo (Algeria)
• El Grande Toto (Morocco)
• Hamza Namira (Egypt)
• Lbenj (Morocco)
• Mohamed Ramadan (Egypt)
• Stormy (Morocco)
• Wegz (Egypt)

Best Female Artiste – Northern Africa

• Chirine Lajmi (Tunisia)
• Inez (Morocco)
• Jannat (Egypt)
• Jaylann (Morocco)
• Manal (Morocco)
• Meryem Aboulouafa (Morocco)
• Sherine (Egypt) – Winner
• Zina Daoudia (Morocco)

Best Male Artiste – Southern Africa

• Anderson Mário (Mozambique)
• Jah Prayzah (Zimbabwe)
• Manana (Eswatini)
• Nasty C (South Africa)
• Teddy Makadi (Malawi)
• Tyler ICU (South Africa)
• Wanitwamos (South Africa)
• Yo Maps (Zambia) – Winner
• Zeze Kingston (Malawi)
• Kazba De Small (South Africa)

Best Female Artiste – Southern Africa

• Babalwa M (South Africa)
• Hanna (Zimbabwe)
• Makhadzi (South Africa)
• Nkosazana Daughter (South Africa)
• Nontokozo Mkhize (South Africa) – Winner
• Sha Sha (Zimbabwe)
• Temwah (Malawi)
• Tyla (South Africa)
• Uncle Waffles (Eswatini)
• Zee Nxumalo (South Africa)

Best Male Artiste – Western Africa

• Asake (Nigeria)
• Axel Merryl (Benin)
• Black Sherif (Ghana)
• Burna Boy (Nigeria)
• Davido (Nigeria)
• Didi B (Côte d’Ivoire)
• Djodje (Cape Verde)
• Rema (Nigeria) – Winner
• VJ (Senegal)
• Wizkid (Nigeria)

Best Female Artiste – Western Africa

• Amaarae (Ghana)
• Ayra Starr (Nigeria)
• Djelykaba Bintou (Guinea)
• Josey (Côte d’Ivoire)
• Mariam Ba Lagaré (Mali)
• Mia Guissé (Senegal)
• Moliy (Ghana)
• Tiwa Savage (Nigeria)
• Viviane Chidid (Senegal)
• Wendy Shay (Ghana) – Winner

Continental Categories

Best Male Artiste – African Inspirational Music

• Christian Mukuna (DRC)
• Djunny Beatz (Mozambique)
• Gaise Baba (Nigeria)
• Israel Mbonyi (Rwanda)
• Jah Prayzah (Zimbabwe)
• Joel Lwaga (Tanzania)
• Kocee (Cameroon)
• Lawrence Oyor (Nigeria)
• Milo (Côte d’Ivoire) – Winner
• Sjava (South Africa)

Best Female Artiste – African Inspirational Music

• Ada Ehi (Nigeria)
• Choisie Basolua (DRC)
• Krys M (Cameroon)
• Martha Mwaipaja (Tanzania)
• Mercy Chinwo (Nigeria)
• Morijah (Côte d’Ivoire) – Winner
• Nontokozo Mkhize (South Africa)
• Roseline Layo (Côte d’Ivoire)
• Vestine & Dorcas (Rwanda)

Best African Artiste, Duo or Group – African Jazz

• Adrian Younge & Ali Shaheed Muhammad (Ghana)
• Haddinqo (Ethiopia) – Winner
• Mádé Kuti (Nigeria)
• Rorisang Sechele (South Africa)
• Sibusiso Mash Mashiloane (South Africa)
• The Cavemen (Nigeria)
• Alune Wade (Senegal)
• Nomfundo Xaluva (South Africa)
• Kyle Shepherd Trio (South Africa)

Best Artiste, Duo or Group – African Contemporary

• Fireboy DML (Nigeria)
• Axel Merryl (Benin) – Winner
• Espe Bass (Congo B)
• Bien (Kenya)
• Jaylann (Morocco)
• Kizz Daniel, Angélique Kidjo & Johnny Drille (Nigeria)
• Mbosso (Tanzania)
• Ferre Gola & Rayvanny (DRC)
• Didine Canon 16 (Algeria)
• Wendy Shay (Ghana)

Best Soundtrack – Movie, Series or Documentary

• Igho’le Trap Mix Version (To Kill a Monkey: Series) – Oscar Heman-Ackah (Ghana)
• El Ma2as (The Start: Film) – Tamer Hosny, Reda Elbahrawy (Egypt)
• You Are (Iyanu: Animated Series) – Yemi Alade (Nigeria) – Winner
• Timpi Tampa (Timpi Tampa: Film) – Ismaël Lo (Senegal)
• Tori Ife (Seven Doors: Series) – Tolu Obanro (Nigeria)
• Saatte Ragouj (The Last of the Mohicans: Film) – Kafon (Tunisia)

Songwriter of the Year

• Bakhaw Dioum – Choix (Mia Guissé ft. Wally B. Seck) (Senegal) – Winner
• Emel, Jehanny Beth & Camille Berthomier – Fall in the Light (Tunisia)
• Emma’a – Trop d’amour (Gabon)
• Emmanuel Ayobami Alli-Hakeem – Za (Anendlessocean) (Nigeria)
• Ferre Gola – Amour Illusoire (DRC)
• Mohammed Ismail Sharrif – Rebel Music (Black Sherif) (Ghana)
• Mugisha Fred Robinson – Tombé (Element Eleéh) (Rwanda)
• Olamide Adedeji – Hassibunallah (Olamide) (Nigeria)
• Prince Omoferi & Nwamu Francis Chukwudubem – It Hurts (Johnny Drille & Don Jazzy) (Nigeria)
• Victor Ngatuvese Kaune – Oputuri ‘Queens’ (One Blood Namibia) (Namibia)

African Fans’ Favourite

• Ali Jita (Nigeria)
• Barnaba (Tanzania)
• BNXN & Rema (Nigeria)
• Chella (Nigeria) – Winner
• Dlala Thukzin (South Africa)
• Innoss’b (DRC)
• Kizz Daniel (Nigeria)
• Parazar (Algeria)
• Faceless (Nigeria)
• Tul8te (Egypt)

Best African DJ

• DJ Malvado (Angola)
• DJ Maphorisa (South Africa)
• DJ Moh Green (Algeria) – Winner
• DJ Mombochi (The Congo)
• DJ Tunez (Nigeria)
• DJ YK Mule (Nigeria)
• Kelvin Momo (South Africa)
• Oscar Mbo (South Africa)
• Uncle Waffles (Eswatini)
• Woodblock Djs (South Africa)

Producer of the Year

• Beneth Seraphin Akatché Koffi (Senegal)
• Butternut, Xolani Majoz (South Africa)
• Dina One (Mali)
• Element Eleéh & Mugisha Fred Robinson (Rwanda) – Winners
• Jazzworx (South Africa)
• Progrex (Nigeria)
• DaVinci (Angola)
• Tempoe (Nigeria)
• Themba Sekowe, Gomolemo Joy Gumede, Kabelo Motha (South Africa)

Album of the Year

• Ebtadena – Amr Diab (Egypt)
• No Sign of Weakness – Burna Boy (Nigeria) – Winner
• 5ive – Davido (Nigeria)
• Diyilem & Bazarhoff: Genius – Didi B (Côte d’Ivoire)
• Ngomoya – DJ Maphorisa & XDuppy (South Africa)
• Salgoat – El Grande Toto (Morocco)
• Big Aka 4 Aka Kai – Himra (Côte d’Ivoire)
• Thato Ya Modimo – Kelvin Momo (South Africa)
• Idrache (Traces of the Past) – Tinariwen (Mali)

Best African Video of the Year

• “Rebel” – Black Sherif (Ghana)
• “Meta” – Nomcebo Zikode & Sofiya Nzau (South Africa)
• “Ki Lo Wa Wa” – Yemi Alade (Nigeria)
• “Timpi Tampa” – Ismaël Lo (Senegal)
• “Tori Ife” – Tolu Obanro (Nigeria)
• “Ova” – Mbosso (Tanzania) – Winner
• “Ololufe” – Juma Jux & Diamond Platnumz (Tanzania)
• “Shaolin” – Seyi Vibez (Nigeria)
• “Stk Stk” – Dizzy Dros, Kekra & Norfafrica (Morocco)

Song of the Year

• “Isaka (6AM)” – Ciza, Jazzworx & Thukuthela (South Africa)
• “Bengicela” – Mawhoo Gl Ceejay & Thukuthela (South Africa)
• “Choix” – Mia Guissé (Senegal)
• “Diplomatico” – El Grande Toto (Morocco)
• “Kaay Waay” – VJ (Senegal)
• “Laho” – Shallipopi (Nigeria) – Winner
• “Ololufe Mi” – Jux & Diamond Platnumz (Tanzania)
• “Push 2 Start” – Tyla (South Africa)
• “Shake it to the Max” – Moliy, Shenseea, Skillibeng & Silent Addy (Ghana)
• “With You” – Davido (Nigeria)

Best African Dance/Choreography

• Jaylann – “Ha Wlidi” (Morocco)
• Lady Ponce – “Je veux danser” (Cameroon)
• Rebo – “Mobambo” (DRC)
• Serge Beynaud – “Taper Dedans” (Côte d’Ivoire)
• Toofan – “Deodorant” (Togo)
• Tyla – “Push 2 Start” (South Africa)
• Uncle Waffles & Royal Musiq – “Zenzele” (Eswatini)
• Weeha – “Dimama” (Ethiopia) – Winner
• Werrason – “Tout se paie ici bas” (DRC)
• Wizkid – “Kese” (Nigeria)

Best African Act – Reggae, Ragga & Dancehall

• Magasco – “Dirty Whine” (Cameroon)
• Moliy, Shenseea, Skillibeng & Silent Addy – “Shake it to the Max” (Ghana)
• Ruger & Kranium – “Dudu” (Nigeria)
• Sean Morgan – “Vuu” (Malawi)
• Black Sherif – “Rebel Music” (Ghana)
• Takana Zion – “On My Eyes” (Guinea) – Winner
• Tiwa Savage – “Forgiveness” (Nigeria)
• Wakadinli – “Kum Baba” (Kenya)
• Yemi Alade – “Baddie” (Nigeria)
• Iyani, Mwanaa & Cedo – “Kifo cha Mende” (Kenya)

Best African Collaboration

• Blanche Bailly & Lady Ponce – “Lève toi” (Cameroon)
• Goon Flavour, Master Kg & Eemoh – “Ngishutheni” (South Africa)
• Mia Guissé ft. Wally Seck – “Choix” (Senegal)
• Moliy, Silent Addy, Skillibeng & Shenseea – “Shake It to the Max” (Ghana)
• Paki Chenzu ft. Himra – “Assaut” (Togo/Côte d’Ivoire)
• Shallipopi ft. Burna Boy – “Laho” (Nigeria) – Winner
• Uncle Waffles ft. Cowboii, Royal Musiq, Uncool MC & Xduppy – “Zenzele” (Eswatini)
• Davido ft. Omah Lay – “With You” (Nigeria)
• Mawhoo, GL Ceejay & Thukuthela ft. Jazzworx – “Bengicela” (South Africa)
• Benny Adam & Khadija El Warzazia – “Mok Ya Mok” (Morocco)

Most Promising Artiste of the Year

• Cysoul (Cameroon)
• Joshua Baraka (Uganda)
• King Luca (Cameroon)
• L’Oiseau Rare (Gabon)
• Lwah Ndlunkulu (South Africa)
• Massamba Amadeus (Senegal)
• Qing Madi, Valorant (Nigeria) – Winner
• Rym (Morocco)
• Kunmie (Nigeria)
• Fola (Nigeria)

Artiste of the Year

• Amr Diab (Egypt)
• Ayra Starr (Nigeria)
• Burna Boy (Nigeria)
• Davido (Nigeria)
• DJ Maphorisa (South Africa)
• El Grande Toto (Morocco)
• Fally Ipupa (DRC)
• Jux (Tanzania)
• Rema (Nigeria) – Winner
• Shallipopi (Nigeria)
• Tyla (South Africa)

Breakout Artiste of the Year

• Blaq Major (South Africa)
• Ciza (South Africa) – Winner
• Eboloko (Gabon)
• Himra (Côte d’Ivoire)
• Marioo (Tanzania)
• Mawhoo (South Africa)
• Moliy (Ghana)
• Shallipopi (Nigeria)
• Trap King (Algeria)
• VJ (Senegal)

Best African Lyricist Rapper

• ALA (Tunisia)
• Didi B (Côte d’Ivoire) – Winner
• Jessy B (Congo B)
• Klassafan le Melangeur (Guinea)
• Nasty C & Usimamane (South Africa)
• Nyashinski (Kenya)
• Reminisce (Nigeria)
• Sarkodie (Ghana)
• Switch (Libya)
• Yacou B OG (Mali)

Best African Artiste, Duo or Group – African Hip-Hop

• ALA ft. Mootjeyek (Tunisia)
• Cassper Nyovest (South Africa)
• Eboloko (Gabon)
• El Grande Toto (Morocco)
• Himra (Côte d’Ivoire)
• Phyno (Nigeria) – Winner
• Nasty C & Usimamane (South Africa)
• Odumodublvck (Nigeria)
• Sarkodie (Ghana)
• Suspect 95 (Côte d’Ivoire)

Best African Artiste, Duo or Group – RnB & Soul

• Bensoul & V- Be (Kenya)
• Big Zulu ft. Malungelo (South Africa)
• Braye (Nigeria)
• Calema (Sao Tome)
• Emma’a (Gabon)
• Kunmie (Nigeria)
• Manal (Morocco)
• Naledi Aphiwe & Mawelele (South Africa)
• Rema (Nigeria) – Winner
• Wegz ft. Tayc (Egypt)

Best African Duo, Group or Band

• Babylone (Algeria)
• Blaq Diamond (South Africa)
• Celema (Sao Tome & Principe)
• Team Paiya (Côte d’Ivoire) – Winner
• The Cavemen (Nigeria)
• Tinariwen (Mali)
• Toofan (Togo)
• Vestine & Dorcas (Rwanda)
• Wapendwa Muziki (Kenya)
• We Are Nubia (Kenya)

FULL LIST: Rema bags three awards as Burna Boy, Juma Jux shine at 9th AFRIMA

Popular Nigerian media personality, Chude Jideonwo has claimed that he has never dated a woman who made financial demands from him.

The 40-year-old further explained that his relationship with women has never been about financial benefits.

He added that his first girlfriend, who was a single mother, was even the one who assisted him financially rather than demanding from him.

Jideonwo make the claims during a recent interview with TVC News.

“I have never ever dated a woman who ever asked me for money. I have never! In fact, at some point, my first girlfriend who was a single mother and was already making more money than me, was the one assisting me financially instead of demanding from me,” he said.

Jideonwo’s revelation sparked mixed reactions after a clip of the interview went viral on social media, with many doubting his claims.

His claim has sparked fresh conversations about dating for financial reasons and the responsibilities of men in relationships.

‘I’ve never dated a woman who ever asked me for money’ – Chude Jideonwo

Controversial Nigerian actress, has broken her silence over her rumoured arrest for defamation of character.

DAILY POST reports that Lizzy was reportedly arrested a few days ago following an alleged petition by some Nollywood stars, Toyin Abraham, Iyabo Ojo, and Dayo Amusa.

A popular Nigerian influencer and Iyabo Ojo’s associate, Esabod announced the arrest in a post on Instagram.

Esabod wrote: “Lizzy Anjorin has been arrested by ??? has been remanded in Alagbon police station in Lagos. Lizzy bail condition will be reviewed from Monday For defamation of character.”

Reacting to the viral report, Lizzy in a post on her Instagram page on Sunday evening, wrote “Believe Esabod and Iyabo Ojo at your own risk.”

Lizzy Anjorin breaks silence amid her alleged arrest 

Nollywood actress Doris Ogala has reconciled with her estranged husband amid an ongoing relationship scandal involving a Lagos-based pastor, Chris Okafor.

A trending video online showed the moment the actress knelt down to beg him as they hugged and held each other.

Doris had earlier claimed that she left her husband because of Chris Okafor.

DAILY POST reports that Ogala has been repeatedly calling out Okafor, the founder of Grace Nation International, also known as Liberation City, for dumping her to marry another woman after eight years of an intimate relationship.

She was arrested for defamation by the Lagos State Police. After her arrest, the actress disclosed that the clergyman had a private meeting with her at the station and begged her for forgiveness.

As part of their alleged peace agreement, the actress demanded a house from him. However, a few days later, she called Okafor out for paying her just $10,000 and vowed to expose his alleged criminal acts.

Following the controversy, Okafor stepped down from the pulpit and handed over to some pastors under him.

Finally reacting to numerous allegations against Okafor, the Lagos state police invited him for questioning a few days ago.

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Actress Doris Ogala ‘reconciles’ with ex-husband amid controversy with Pastor Chris Okafor [VIDEO]

Controversial Nigerian singer, Portable, has been arrested and allegedly assaulted by the police over dispute with baby mama, actress Ashabi Simple.

He was arrested on Saturday one week after evading arrest.

DAILY POST reports that the musician escaped arrest last week after Ashabi Simple and her siblings reported him to the police for assault.

However a video trending on social media on Sunday evening showed Portable in handcuffs and crying for being allegedly tortured in police custody.

The video has sparked reactions online, with many Nigerians calling the police out for assaulting him.

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Police allegedly handcuff, assault Portable in detention over clash with Ashabi Simple [VIDEO]