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Aisha Lawal Denies Receiving Car from MC Oluomo
Actress Aisha Lawal has refuted claims that she received a Venza from MC Oluomo, the national president of the NURTW. Speaking on Biola Bayo’s podcast, Aisha clarified that she never collected any car from him, suggesting the claim may have been a setup. While expressing respect for MC Oluomo’s generosity, she stated: “I did not drive Venza, it’s not a car I like. I drive a GX 460.” She also disclosed making N10 million in a week during the COVID-19 era, asserting her financial independence.
Brain Jotter Pays Tribute to Late Music Legend Mike Ejeagha
Popular skit maker Brain Jotter has mourned the passing of veteran musician Mike “Gentleman” Ejeagha, who died after battling prostate cancer. He honored Ejeagha’s musical legacy, especially the song “Gwo Gwo Gwo Ngwo,” which recently gained viral attention via a dance challenge. Brain Jotter had previously visited the late icon with a N2 million gift after the challenge went viral across social platforms. “Now, he rests, but his melody lives forever,” he wrote in a heartfelt tribute.
Bella Shmurda Warns Against Materialism in Music Industry
Singer Bella Shmurda has opened up about the financial pitfalls many Nigerian artists face due to materialism. Speaking on the Afrobeats Intelligence podcast, he highlighted how excessive spending on luxury items like jewelry and cars traps artists in debt, pushing them toward unfavorable label deals. “I made that mistake too, but I learnt,” Bella admitted, urging upcoming stars to prioritize simplicity and financial literacy over flashy branding.
Wizkid Unveils Daughter at Tribeca Film Festival
Superstar Wizkid made headlines after introducing his daughter to the public for the first time at the premiere of his documentary, Wizkid: Long Live Lagos, at the Tribeca Film Festival in New York. The child’s mother is his longtime partner and manager, Jada Pollock. The heartwarming moment of Wizkid doting on his daughter won the admiration of fans worldwide, further showcasing his softer side off stage. The documentary received international praise for its intimate portrayal of the star and his Lagos roots.
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