Category: Entertainment

Controversial Nigerian singer, Portable, has called out the late Alaafin of Oyo’s wife, Queen Dammy, for denying their relationship in public.

DAILY POST reports that Portable and Queen Dammy broke up in December 2024 after their messy online fight.

While dragging Queen Dammy on social media, Portable took a jab at Ibadan, Oyo state where the Queen hails from, boasting that he brought her out from the city’s poor housing standards and rented a POP ceiling apartment for her in a more civilised city.

His remarks about Ibadan City sparked backslash from the indigene who banned him from performing in their land.

Little was heard about the duo after the controversy that ended in January 2025, until Portable in a fresh verbal attack this week, called out Queen Dammy for claiming he no longer exist in her life.

Queen Dammy made the statement a few days ago while searching for love during a TikTok live session with popular streamer, Salo.

However speaking in video on social media, Portable who feel betrayed, disclosed that they reconciled after she begged him but decided to keep their relationship away from social media.

While accusing Queen Dammy of lying, Portable explained that she is currently living in an apartment he rented for her, stating that he slept with her the night before she denied him .

He said “Imagine Salo asking Queen Dammy about me a few days ago, and she said I didn’t exist. This was some I had sex with all through the night before she went live. In fact we were together on the bed. I ask her why she was denying me. Does she not want people to know we are back together? And she couldn’t say anything.

“This is someone that is supposed to beg Ibadan people to forgive me and tell them that I’m still responsible for her upkeep and needs, but she denied me. I accepted her back after she came to beg me. Any woman that leaves me can never find a husband again”, portable said.

We’re still together’ – Portable calls out Queen Dammy for denying him in public

Nigerian singer, Innocent Idibia, popularly known as 2Baba, and his wife, Natasha Osawaru, have publicly dedicated their newborn son in a church ceremony.

The intimate but celebratory dedication took place over the weekend, attended by close family members and friends.

A video cited by DAILY POST on social media showed the couple dancing joyfully toward the altar while carrying their baby, with relatives following behind, clapping, and celebrating the moment.

The ceremony comes barely three months after the couple welcomed their first child together in November 2025, following their traditional wedding earlier in the year.

In the footage, 2Baba was seen in a simple, elegant outfit, calm and reflective, occasionally smiling as he stood beside Natasha.

At one point, Natasha handed their baby to the officiating minister for prayers as members of the congregation looked on.

Despite the lingering public attention on his high-profile divorce from Annie Idibia, 2Baba appeared composed throughout the dedication, focusing entirely on his wife and newborn son.

The heartwarming event has sparked excitement online.

2Baba, wife Natasha celebrate child dedication

Nigerian Afrobeat singer, Wizkid, has blasted his senior colleague, 2Baba, for rating Burna Boy ahead of him on the global stage.

DAILY POST reports that 2Baba had during a recent interview with Seun Okinbaloye, shared his opinion on the popular ‘Big 3’ – a term used to describe Wizkid, Davido, and Burna Boy, who are celebrated as Nigeria’s most dominant global musical exports.

Answering questions about the debate on who among the three musicians reign supreme in the industry, 2Baba named Burna Boy as number one Nigerian artiste “on the global stage”.

However, reacting to 2Baba’s opinion, Wizkid in a post on Snapchat, described him as old man.

While telling 2Baba to make peace with his family first instead of sharing opinion about music, Wizkid stated, “I’m never letting it slack in 2026.”

“At least make peace with your family first before having opinions about music. Old man,” he added.

DAILY POST recalls that Wizkid had a few months ago declared himself the country’s number one Afrobeat star.

‘Old man’ – Wizkid blasts 2Baba for rating Burna Boy over him on global stage

Nigerian actor, Victor Udochukwu Nwaogu, popularly known as Nkubi, has revealed that one of the reasons he became an actor was because people were refusing to employ him due to his physique.

The movie star disclosed this while speaking on the stigma of being a little person in a recent episode of the One On One podcast alongside his wife.

He explained that he was oblivious of his reality until he started getting rejected at job interviews after his secondary school.

“As a child you barely understand your reality but you knew you were different from every regular person.

“When the reality of being a little person first hit me was when I finished secondary school and I couldn’t secure minor jobs like others,” he stated.

Nkubi said regrettably, his daughter is already facing the same stigmatisation from internet trolls, who make derogatory comments about him due to her size.

He, however, noted that him and his wife we aware of the possibility of having a child with dwarfism and were emotionally prepared for it.

His wife added that despite their preparation for stigmatisation against their child, it still hurts sometimes to see trolls constantly bully her unprovoked.

She shared that a doctor advised her to get pregnant for another man to avoid giving birth to a child with dwarfism but she refused.

I was refused regular jobs because of my physique – Nkubi on why he went into acting

Big Brother Naija reality show power couple, Bambam and Teddy A, have unfollowed each other amid rumours of a marital crisis.

A check by DAILY POST confirms that the lovebirds no longer follow each other on Instagram.

The development has sparked concerns about the current state of their union.

Rumours of an alleged marital crisis first surfaced on social media in December 2025 after the couple shared separate Christmas photoshoots.

DAILY POST reports that the development has placed Teddy A and Bambam’s relationship under renewed public scrutiny.

The lovebirds got married in 2019 after meeting in 2018 during their time on the BBNaija reality show.

BBNaija couple, Teddy A, Bambam unfollow each other on Instagram amid rumours of marital crisis

Popular Nollywood actress, Uche Ogbodo has shared her opinion on the major cause of divorce.

The movie star claimed that the male gender contributes 95 per cent in failed marriages.

According to her, most marriages fail because a significant number of men neglect, emotionally abuse, betray or cheat on their spouses.

On her Instagram page, she wrote, “Men contribute 95 per cent in failed marriages.

“Many marriages fail because a significant number of men neglect, cheat, devalue, emotionally harm, emotionally stress, or betray their wives.”

She added that the absence of accountability in relationships and society encourages the trend.

Uche Ogbodo is currently in her second marriage.

She married her second baby daddy, Boby Maris in October 20223 after her first marriage to Norway-based football agent, Ato Ubby, in 2013, crashed barely a year after it was contracted.

‘Men contribute 95 per cent in failed marriages’ – Uche Ogbodo claims

Grammy-winning Nigerian singer, Temilade Openiyi, popularly known as Tems, has become the first African female artist to have seven entries on the U.S Billboard Hot 100 chart.

The singer hit the milestone after her song ‘What You Need’ surprisingly debuted at 93 on this week’s Billboard Hot 100 chart, bringing her total entries to seven.

Tems now tie her compatriot Burna Boy and South African group Seether as the African artists with the most Billboard Hot 100 entries, with seven each.

In 2022, Tems made history as the first African artist to debut at number one the Billboard Hot 100 chart with her collaborative hit with Future and Drake, ‘Wait For U.’

Tems is poised to break the tie with Burna Boy and Seether soon as J. Cole’s ‘Bunce Road Blues’ featuring her and Future is bound to debut on the Billboard Hot 100 chart next week.

Tems becomes first African female artist to have 7 entries on Billboard Hot 100

Popular skitmaker, Isaac Aloma, aka Zicsaloma, has revealed that his family members played a major role in delaying him from achieving financial independence due to their entitled attitude.

The skitmaker disclosed this while sharing his opinion on financial independence in a recent video broadcast.

He insisted that people must adopt strict financial boundaries if they truly desire financial freedom, claiming that one has to be selfish even to friends and family to achieve their financial goals.

“I did a lot of business while growing up but most of them failed because of family. African family and even your own family are very entitled to your wealth. Even when the purpose of working is to save money and build a better future,” he stated.

The skitmaker added, “It is very very okay to be financially heartless even to your friends and family so that you can even save up and break that circle. They will hate you for it but trust me it is for your own good.”

How family members slowed my financial progress – Skitmaker Ziczaloma

Award-winning British rapper and singer, Tinie Tempah, has revealed that he has Igbo roots, attributing his creativity to his origin.

Speaking in a video shared on his YouTube page on Monday, Tempah noted that the Igbo nation had produced exceptional talents like Chinua Achebe, who won the Bookerman Prize, and Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie, who was nominated for the prize.

The multi-platinum selling artist emphasised that he believes that his talent was greatly influenced by his ancestry.

“I am from the Igbo tribe and I do believe that there’s something very intrinsically creative about Igbo people.

“Growing up, I started to understand that a lot of Black authors from Nigeria, specifically the Igbo tribe, who have won the Bookerman Prize. That’s a global book award. The likes of Chinua Achebe, and Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie, who was on Beyoncé’s album as well, have won that award.

“So, I think my talent and creativity has something to do with my heritage and lineage and origin. And that’s beautiful,” he stated.

Igbo people are intrinsically creative’ – British rapper, Tinie Tempah

Maverick singer, Charles Oputa, popularly known as Charly Boy, has criticised Nigerian Christian clerics, claiming that 99 per cent of them are more interested in making profits from their churches than speaking truth to power.

Featuring in a recent episode of the KAA Truths podcast, the Area Fada crooner slammed some Nigerian pastors over their complicit silence in the face of the economic and security challenges confronting the nation.

He accused the clerics of working with corrupt politicians to exploit the masses.

Charly Boy emphasised that despite residing in Nigeria, he doesn’t think or behave like most Nigerians and would not fall for the sanctimonious antics of some Nigerian pastors.

“All the pastors I know of in Nigeria, 99 per cent of them are useless. It is just a business that they are running,” he claimed.

“I may live in Nigeria but Nigeria does not live in me. I don’t believe like you. I don’t want to think like you people. I’m not in the same class with you people. I come from a different space and time,” he added.

Most Nigerian pastors are in ministry for business – Charly Boy