Juma Jux headlines Detty December Fest, shares stage with Priscilla Ojo [VIDEO]

Popular Tanzanian music star, Juma Jux, shared the stage with his wife Priscilla Ojo to headline 2025 Detty December Fest.

The event kicked off in Lagos on Thursday night.

DAILY POST reports that Juma Jux first performed ‘Do I’, and ‘God Design’ with his Nigerian counterpart, Phyno.

The night featured other supporting stars like Qing Madi, Kashope, Zeez, Mo’Believe, Broda Shaggi, and Dotun, a celebrity hype man.

This year’s edition of Detty December Fest is scheduled to run until December 31, 2025.

Legendary American rapper Busta Rhymes is set to headline after Juma Jux on December 19. Gunna will also take center stage on December 29.

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Juma Jux headlines Detty December Fest, shares stage with Priscilla Ojo [VIDEO]

‘I will buy your entire life’ – Davido, Jesse Jagz trade words on X

Nigerian rapper, Jesse Garba Abaga, professionally known as Jesse Jagz, has engaged in public conflict with colleague, Davido.

The disagreement started on X when Davido on Wednesday wrote “I go use Amapiano yenk you.”

“We don tire”, Jagz noted under the comment section.

Davido who was angered with the comment, alleged that Jagz’s statement was influenced by drugs, stating that he can buy Jagz entire life.

“Stop taking drugs, I will buy your life. You got an od to worry about, u better don’t add what’s not good.”

Reacting, Jagz warned Davido for disrespecting him, and insisted that no amount of money or influence can buy life.

“Everyone know who d best is. You cannot buy life little bro, be respectful.”

In deleted posts, the rapper referred to the ‘I’m unavailable’ crooner as a “wack”.

‘I will buy your entire life’ – Davido, Jesse Jagz trade words on X

I’ll love to feature Rihanna – Davido [VIDEO]

Famous Nigerian Afrobeat star, Davido, has revealed his desire to feature Rihanna.

Davido made this known during a Livestream with popular Nigerian streamer and singer, Carter Efe.

DAILY POST reports that Carter Efe hosted Davido on Wednesday evening for three hours on the Twitch platform.

Cater Efe asked; “Which artistes would you like to feature?”

“I would definitely love to do a song with Rihanna, Kehlani as well. I think me and Rihanna would make some dope music. And also my colleagues, Tems, Ayra, and Morravey as well,” Davido replied.

This came days after an AI created song featuring Rihanna and Davido’s vocals went viral on the Internet.

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I’ll love to feature Rihanna – Davido [VIDEO]

‘Nigerian music industry would have been boring without me’ – Davido boasts

Afrobeats singer David Adeleke, aka Davido, has claimed that the Nigerian music industry would have been boring without him.

He made the claim on his X handle when he wrote, “Imagine no Davido….  Sh*t [the music industry] would have been boring AF.”

His post elicited mixed reactions, with many arguing that he was overestimating his contribution to the music industry.

This is not the first time Davido is claiming he is the lifeblood of the Nigerian music industry.

In an interview with Apple Music in April 2025, Davido claimed that the Nigerian music industry shut down when he took a break from social media in November 2022 following the tragic death of his son, Ifeanyi Adeleke.

He claimed that both fans and trolls were begging him to return to social media during the three-month break.

The came into the spotlight in 2011 with the release of his hit song ‘Dami Duro’ at a time when the Nigerian music industry was witnessing the rise of young Afrobeats stars led by Wizkid.

Recently, veteran producer Samkleff claimed that Davido’s entry into the Nigerian music industry brought rivalry and toxicity to the industry.

He claimed that prior to Davido’s stardom, there was mutual respect among Nigerian artists.

‘Nigerian music industry would have been boring without me’ – Davido boasts

Davido predicts next GOATs of Afrobeats after him, Wizkid, Burna Boy 

Afrobeats singer David Adeleke, popularly known as Davido, has tipped Asake, Rema, and Omah Lay to be the next greatest artists of the genre after him, Wizkid, and Burna Boy, who are currently regarded as the “Big 3.”

He made the prediction while responding to a question from the host during his recent livestream with streamer Carter Efe.

“Asake, Omah Lay and Rema are the next GOATs of Afrobeats,” he said.

Davido also revealed during the interview that his dream collaboration is with billionaire singer Rihanna, as well as Kehlani.

“I would love do a song with Rihanna, I think me and Rihanna would make some dope music. Kehlani as well,” the DMW boss said.

Davido predicts next GOATs of Afrobeats after him, Wizkid, Burna Boy 

‘Veekee James is my ex’ – DeeOne 

Popular Nigerian reality TV star and comedian, Aderombi Adedayo, better known as DeeOne, has disclosed that celebrity fashion designer, Veekee James was his ex.

DeeOne made this revelation following Veekee James’s remarks about him.

DAILY POST reports that the fashion designer had during a recent interview on Unfiltered and Extra Spicy with Ify’s Kitchen podcast, tagged the comedian an “unserious” fellow.

She said “For someone like DeeOne, if you are a smart person, you will know that you cannot take him seriously. If you take him seriously then you are either jobless or something else. I have really not seen him say something serious.”

However, reacting to Veekee’s controversial remarks, DeeOne, who revealed they once had a romantic relationship in the past, noted that “this one na blast from the past.”

Speaking in a video captioned “Ruth, you never still move on from this our matter” on his Instagram page, the comedian stated that “I had moved on.”

While warning netizens to stop taking celebrities issues personal, DeeOne stated “A lot of people don’t know this, when I came out from Big Brother Naija in 2018, myself and Ruth had something. Correct babe oo, sweet , she’s good. That’s the truth of the matter. Personally, I don’t like people controlling me. For me there’s no bad blood and it’s not that I didn’t treat her well.

“Some people in the industry know about what I’m saying. Even the husband Mr Femi James knows. I don’t just like when people are controlling or sending me message too much. She fit dey sewing like this and said help me do this, please can you buy this for me, the delivery is outside. And I was like what’s going on? Na boyfriend I be, I no be house help.

“But to be honest, I wish them the best. I’m a fan of whatever they are doing because I’m not a hater and I have moved on. So, I don’t know where this remark is coming from but if you dey vex maybe there’s something that you feel I have done and I don’t know, I’m sorry.

“But from me oo, it’s all love. My people, don’t take all this thing personal. E get things for the entertainment industry that you people don’t know about, and the reason I’m saying this is because she’s the one that talks negatively about me”, he said.

‘Veekee James is my ex’ – DeeOne 

‘A very dirty Christmas’ – CAN blows hot over title of new Nollywood movie, cautions Ini Edo

The Christian Association of Nigeria, CAN, has expressed outrage over the title of a new movie –  ‘A Very Dirty Christmas’.

CAN said it considers the title offensive and disrespectful to the Christian faith.

The Christian body noted that Christmas is a sacred season that marks the birth of Jesus Christ and represents purity, peace, love and redemption, adding that linking such a holy celebration with the word “dirty” diminishes its spiritual meaning and reduces a solemn religious observance to something crude and sensational.

CAN, in a statement signed by Archbishop Daniel Okoh, its President, said while it respects creative freedom and artistic expression, such freedom must be exercised with responsibility and sensitivity, especially in a religiously diverse society like Nigeria.

It added that creativity should build understanding and unity, not provoke or offend deeply held beliefs.

The association said it is concerned that a film bearing such a title passed through regulatory and professional channels without adequate scrutiny.

CAN therefore called on the National Film and Video Censors Board, NFVCB, to “explain how the title was approved for public exhibition, particularly during the Christmas season”.

CAN also urged industry bodies such as the Actors Guild of Nigeria, AGN, and other stakeholders in Nollywood to take a clear stand on the use of religious themes and symbols in ways that may offend faith communities.

Furthermore, CAN called on “the producers and promoters of the film to reconsider the title, issue a public apology, and take deliberate steps to ensure that religious symbols and sacred seasons are treated with the dignity they deserve. In this regard”.

CAN urged the producer of the movie, Ini Edo, to show sensitivity and address the concerns raised by the Christian community.

“At a time when the nation is already facing serious moral and social challenges, actions that trivialise sacred values only deepen division and erode mutual respect,” CAN added.

‘A very dirty Christmas’ – CAN blows hot over title of new Nollywood movie, cautions Ini Edo

Wizkid made me understand confidence isn’t noise – Ayra Starr

Nigerian musician, Ayra Starr, has narrated how Wizkid taught her that confidence is not all about noise making.

She said this while sharing her experiences with Wizkid.

Ayra Starr described Wizkid as “leading legend” during an interview on Tuesday after her performance at the Grammy museum.

She stated that the singer’s demeanour taught her many lessons about confidence and purpose.

“Wizkid is a leading legend. We all know that. My first time working with him, I just couldn’t believe it and I was myself. But the second time, he was very calm, cool, and relaxed.

“I know confidence isn’t noise. he made me have that understanding. He’s very present & confident in his life mission, and that made me learn a lot.”

Wizkid made me understand confidence isn’t noise – Ayra Starr

‘I collaborated with Omah Lay because he thought I hated him’ – Davido

Afrobeats singer Davido has revealed why he collaborated with his colleague, Omah Lay, disclosing that he worked with the Soso crooner because he came public about his doubts about his love for him.

Recall that last year Omah Lay revealed that he had assumed that Davido “hated” him until the DMW boss spinned his songs during his famous livestream with American streamer Kai Cenat in Lagos.

In a trending video broadcast, Davido explained that he reached out to Omah Lay after he saw his tweet. He added that their interactions led to their collaboration on ‘With You’.

“How Omah Lay and I got together was, Kai Cenat came to Nigeria and I was driving him to the club and then Omah Lay’s song comes up, and he was like, ‘Who is this?’

“I responded, ‘Oh! This is Omah Lay, he is hot.’ And then the next day, Omah Lay tweeted like, ‘Wow! Davido gave me a shoutout on a livestream, I thought he hated me.’ And I Dmed him, ‘Why would you think I hate you? We’ve never met.’

“We eventually, exchanged numbers and we were going back-and-forth with music. We did about four songs and he chose ‘With You’ as the one we would release,” he explained.

‘With You’ is one of the standout tracks of Davido’s fifth album, 5ive.

The song has been nominated for the Best African Music Performance category at the 2026 Grammy Awards.

‘I collaborated with Omah Lay because he thought I hated him’ – Davido

‘I didn’t know she was a celebrity’ – Juma Jux on how he met Priscilla Ojo

Tanzanian singer Juma Jux has shared the love-at-first-sight story of how he met his Nigerian wife, Priscilla Ojo.

In a recent interview with Yanga FM Lagos, Juma Jux revealed that he met Priscilla in Rwanda, adding that he did not know she was a celebrity at the time.

Jux said he initially fell in love with Priscilla because of her looks but decided to marry her after discovering her excellent communication skills and other qualities.

He said: “I met Priscilla in Rwanda. I didn’t know she was a celebrity. When I saw her, it was love-at-first-sight. I was like, ‘Wow! This girl is beautiful, I like her.’

“And after we had conversations, I figured out that she is the one I would marry. It was love-at-first-sight to be honest. Even after many meetings, I still didn’t know she was a celebrity until I hosted her in Zanzibar and blogs carried it.”

The singer admitted that marrying Priscilla has positively impacted his career, particularly by increasing his fanbase in Nigeria and West Africa.

Juma Jux married Priscilla Ojo earlier this year, and the couple welcomed their son, Rakeem, in Canada on August 24, 2025.

‘I didn’t know she was a celebrity’ – Juma Jux on how he met Priscilla Ojo

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