Popular Nigerian disc jockey, DJ Cuppy, has stated that she will be stepping away from social media.
The celebrity disc jockey made this known on X while sharing her new year’s resolution with her fans.
Giving reason for her decision to leave social media, Cuppy noted that she needed some time to “reset and reconnect.”
“I’m taking a short break from social media. I need some quiet time with myself & time being hidden with God. I am okay. I’m just taking a moment to reset & reconnect. I will be back.”
She further explained that she realised the need for her to embark on a 21 days fasting to handle some personal matters in the new year 2026.
DJ Cuppy takes break from social media for personal retreat
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Court discharges, acquits IVD of involvement in wife’s death”
Nigerian celebrity auto dealer Ikechukwu Ogbonna has been discharged and acquitted of complicity in the death of his late wife, Bimbo Ogbonna.
IVD was cleared on Monday, December 15, 2025, three years after a legal battle with Bimbo’s family, who had accused him of causing her death.
His new partner and self-styled relationship expert, Blessing CEO, announced the news on her Instagram page. Celebrating IVD’s court victory, Blessing CEO encouraged her followers to leave toxic marriages or relationships.
“Discharge and acquitted 15th December 2025. It ended in praise.
4 years of tears and false narratives.
Nigeria justice system still works.
I’m proud of my country. IVD. You can now have your life back. Congratulations.
“If marriage or relationship no Dey work please run ooooooo, run oooooo, don’t wait for anybody to pass. Run,” she stated.
DAILY POST reports that Bimbo died in October 2022 after sustaining injuries from a fire incident linked to domestic violence at their Lagos residence.
In March 2023, IVD was arraigned by the Lagos State Government and charged with involuntary manslaughter, before being released on bail.
He was later rearrested on August 1, 2025, while travelling to Qatar ahead of his wedding with Blessing CEO by the Lagos State Directorate of Public Prosecutions.
Court discharges, acquits IVD of involvement in wife’s death”
Popular gospel singer, Bunmi Akinnanu dies
Popular Nigerian gospel singer, Bunmi Akinnanu, best known for her hit song “Omije Ojumi,” has passed away.
The news of her death was confirmed on Tuesday evening by a close source familiar with the singer’s family.
As of now, the family has not released an official statement, though further details are expected in the coming days.
Akinnanu’s death follows months of public appeals for prayers and divine intervention as she battled a serious leg ailment.
In late 2025, a video of the singer at G.F. David Ministries in Ibadan, Oyo State, circulated online, showing her seated with her leg extended while prayers were offered for her recovery.
The footage drew widespread attention and concern over the severity of her condition.
During the service, the presiding cleric revealed that Akinnanu had been experiencing persistent bleeding in her leg, prompting an intense prayer session.
The video quickly went viral, with fans and well-wishers across Nigeria organizing prayer vigils and flooding social media with messages of support.
The exact medical details of her illness were never officially disclosed.
Bunmi Akinnanu’s music journey began at the age of 10. She later left a career in banking to pursue gospel music full-time, eventually gaining prominence with “Omije Ojumi,” a song that resonated deeply with Nigerians.
Over the years, she released several other gospel tracks, earning her recognition as one of the respected voices in the Nigerian gospel music industry.
Alleged defamation: Mercy Johnson drops charges against Tik Toker amid public outcry
Famous Nollywood actress, Mercy Johnson, has finally secured the release of TikToker, Eedie Bliss, from detention.
Eedie Bliss regained her freedom on Saturday, January 17, 2026, after Mercy Johnson dropped all charges against her following public outcry on social media platforms.
The development came hours after popular social media critic, VeryDarkMan, dragged the actress and accused her of oppression, noting that defamation is a civil case.
Joining other Nigerians in seeking her release from police detention, VeryDarkMan issued an ultimatum to the actress.
A few hours later, VeryDarkMan announced the TikTok creator’s release.
He wrote on his Instagram page: “@MercyJohnsonOkojie, thank you very much, my GREATEST OF ALL TIME, for dropping the case. Moving on, I am buying all defamation cases against Mercy Johnson and her family. The bullying is too much. You all should leave her family alone.”
DAILY POST reports that Eedie Bliss was arrested some days ago over a video she shared on TikTok in December 2025 about Mercy Johnson and her husband, Prince Henry Okojie.
In the video, the TikTok star alleged that Prince Okojie recently bought a house for his pregnant mistress.
Quoting Cutie Juls as her source, Eedie Bliss further claimed that the actress allegedly connived with the mistress’ house help to cause her miscarriage.
Alleged defamation: Mercy Johnson drops charges against Tik Toker amid public outcry
