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Here’s a quick roundup of the hottest conversations making waves across Nigeria’s entertainment scene from celebrity feuds to personal revelations and emotional interviews. This week has been packed with drama, heartfelt confessions, and bold statements from your favourite stars. Dive into the stories everyone is talking about:
‘Don’t Use My Child For Your Shenanigans’ – Dayo Amusa Warns Lizzy Anjorin
A dispute has erupted between Dayo Amusa and Lizzy Anjorin, ignited by Amusa’s son’s first birthday party and fueled by accusations, curses, and viral videos.
The drama started after a clip from the lavish celebration featuring actresses Iyabo Ojo and Mercy Aigbe surfaced online. Observers claimed that a live band’s performance subtly mocked Lizzy Anjorin.
In an Instagram live session, Lizzy launched a fiery tirade against Dayo and Iyabo, accusing them of disrespect and alleging the music was a deliberate slight. She even went as far as laying curses on their children.
Dayo responded with a stern voice note on TikTok, warning Lizzy to keep her son out of any online drama.
“I do not want to have issues with you… Let this be the last time in your entire life that you will ever mention my baby’s name in your video,” she cautioned, adding that future reactions would not be online.
She stressed that she had long kept her distance from Lizzy due to her “history of public controversies” and made it clear she wanted no further association.
‘I Haven’t Received Any Child Support From Davido’ – Sophia Momodu
Sophia Momodu, Davido’s first babymama, has revealed that she has not received child support from the singer for their daughter, Imade, in five years.
In a detailed Instagram story, Sophia stated that despite online narratives suggesting otherwise, she has solely provided for Imade’s wellbeing.
“I have not received any child support from Davido, but our child knows no lack,” she wrote, urging people to stop dragging her daughter into fabricated stories.
Her statement followed criticism that she allegedly stopped Imade from attending Davido’s 33rd birthday celebration in Atlanta.
‘My Surname Opened Doors for Ireti, She Hasn’t Disgraced It’ – Patrick Doyle
Veteran actor and broadcaster Patrick Doyle has expressed pride in his ex-wife, actress Ireti Doyle, and how she has upheld the family name.
Speaking on Wake Up Nigeria, Patrick refused to speak ill of Ireti following their 2023 divorce and instead praised her success.
“I’m happy for her that the Doyle name has opened doors for her. And so far, she hasn’t disgraced the Doyle name,” he said, noting that he remains proud of her achievements.
Why My Potential Partner’s Family Rejected Me – Boma Akpore
Ex–BBNaija star Boma Akpore has opened up about his heartbreak after his partner’s family rejected him despite plans to propose.
In an interview with Chude Jideonwo, Boma revealed he intended to buy an engagement ring in the US before her family objected, citing concerns over his public image.
“It was an amazing relationship… I thought we had a perfect relationship till the family got involved and said, ‘This guy? Hell no,’” Boma shared.
He added that fame often comes with a heavy price: “Once you come to the public, that is the prize you have to pay.”
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I’m Open to Motherhood Despite My Single Status – Mercy Eke
BBNaija Season 4 winner, Mercy Eke, says she’s not opposed to having a child outside marriage, insisting she wouldn’t be weighed down by societal stigma.
In a podcast chat, Mercy said she wants three children and values motherhood more than the pressure to marry.
“If it just happens, I would have my baby… Even if I don’t get married, I would still have kids,” she said.
She added that successful single mothers face far less judgment: “The women who are shattering glasses, men are begging them for marriage.”
According to Mercy, marriage is not the issue , finding the right man is. “I can get married tomorrow if I want to. But what I want in a man, I have not seen it,” she concluded.
Hafsoh Isiaq is a graduate of Linguistics. An avid writer committed to creative, high-quality research and news reportage. She has considerable experience in writing and reporting across a variety of platforms including print and online.
