Nigerian Afrobeats singer, Davido has confirmed that he has a joint project with American R&B star, Chris Brown scheduled for release next year.
Speaking in a recent episode of the Swift Conversations podcast, Davido explained that he is now focused on making more African-inclined, however, he’s still open to collaborating with American artists.
“The music I am making now is very African. In this next project, I am working with a lot of my original producers from back home.
“However, I am still an American so definitely there’s going to be collaborations. Me and Chris Brown got an album coming next year,” he stated.
Davido and Chris Brown first collaborated on the hit track ‘Blow My Mind’ in 2019. Since then the duo have collaborated on about five songs.
They have been hinting on a joint project for sometime now, with Davido first teasing it in 2023.
He revealed that they have a lot of unreleased songs together.
Davido confirms joint project with Chris Brown
Nollywood actress, Kate Henshaw has slammed the Minister of Power over the persistent electricity crisis in Nigeria, questioning the government’s explanation for the country’s unreliable power supply.
In a video she posted via her Instagram handle, the actress expressed frustration over the poor electricity supply, challenging the minister to identify Nigerians who allegedly complained that the continuous power supply was affecting items stored in their freezers.
Addressing the minister, Henshaw said: “Mr Minister of Power, there’s no light. There’s hardly been light. You people will bring it, and then give minutes; it’s gone.
“You were credited with a statement that in September, some people were telling you that you should turn off the power because the things in their freezer were freezing. What is a freezer for?
“Like the lies you people tell. I need the names and numbers of these people that called you and said you should turn off the light or you should slow down.”
The actress further lamented that Nigerians were still battling unreliable electricity supply in 2026, noting that power sometimes lasts for only five minutes before going off.
She said the situation had forced many households to operate like factories by relying on generators and solar energy to carry out basic daily activities.
Expressing further anger over the situation, Henshaw questioned why Nigerians were still struggling with inadequate electricity despite the passage of so many years.
She also lamented the high cost of living and the intense heat, asking why citizens should endure additional hardship due to poor power supply.
In a caption accompanying the video on her official Instagram page, the actress wrote:
“In the words of General Agnes in Ghana, ‘to hell with all of you.’ What kind of wickedness is this that you people are doing??
“With the high cost of everything already, with this blazing hot sun outside?? Wetin naaaaa???!!!”
Former reality TV star-turned-streamer, Phyna, has predicted that the emerging streaming industry in Nigeria will collapse soon.
Speaking during a recent livestream with Jeffrey Benson, Phyna claimed that Nigeria’s streaming boom won’t last because Nigerians patronise streamers, who “clip farm” and thrive on virality rather than solid niches and impact.
She said the situation has made a lot of streamers resort to pulling stunts and lying just to go viral and get streams.
She explained that she was also “crazy” when she started but decided to tone it down because she couldn’t keep up with the energy of her male counterparts.
“Streaming in Nigeria will soon collapse because Nigerians push streamers that clip farm, go crazy and tell lies just to entertain streams. I was crazy when I started but I decided to chill because I am a lady and I can’t keep up with that,” Phyna said.
The streamer urged her colleagues to create meaningful contents rather than chasing clout.
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