The Buzz: Trending Entertainment News
The entertainment space is buzzing with heated exchanges, bold declarations, and conversations about value, legacy and loyalty. From relationship advice sparking debate to industry feuds and claims of blacklisting, here’s a roundup of the latest trending stories making waves.
Marry a ‘valuable’ partner, not a burden – Omokri advises men
Former presidential aide Reno Omokri has advised men to marry “valuable” partners rather than burdens, cautioning against choosing spouses who see marriage as a financial arrangement. In a social media post, he urged men to seek life partners who contribute meaningfully to building a shared future, arguing that happiness is fleeting while value brings lasting joy and stability.
I’m not living off my father’s wealth – Okoya’s son, Raheem
Raheem Okoya, son of billionaire industrialist Razaq Okoya, has dismissed claims that he lives solely off his father’s wealth. In an interview with BBC News Yoruba, the 22-year-old Executive Director of Eleganza Industries said he earns a salary and has independent investors backing his music career.
He revealed he spent a decade shadowing his father in preparation for leadership and expressed his desire to make him proud, while also criticising what he described as media misrepresentation and “fake news.”
‘You are ingrates’ – Olasco Films blasts Okunnu, Austin Emmanuel
Veteran movie marketer Akeem Olatunji Balogun, popularly known as Olasco Films, has fired back at actors Okunnu and Austin Emmanuel, branding them ingrates over allegations concerning past professional dealings.
Okunnu had accused Olasco of pocketing profits from a film produced 16 years ago, while Austin Emmanuel alleged blacklisting and other grievances. Olasco, however, maintained that he financially supported both actors at different stages of their careers.
‘I’m bigger than everybody’ – Portable reacts to blacklisting claims
Controversial singer Portable has dismissed claims that he was blacklisted by top music executives, including rapper and YBNL boss Olamide.
The allegations were raised by influencer Tunde Perry, who claimed Portable’s conduct led to industry backlash. In a fiery video response, Portable declared himself “bigger than everybody,” insisting he does not rely on any promoter or executive to sustain his success.
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