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Davido reacts to NFT design from fan that portrays him as a ‘King of Ice’

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Highly celebrated Nigerian singer, Davido has reacted to NFT design of him that portrays him as a ‘King of Ice’.

The fan took to popular micro-blogging platform, Twitter where he shared the NFT design of singer, Davido.

Sharing the photos, Noah Aliyu wrote:

So I decided to make a stylized 3D version of Baba Ifeanyi, Davido

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“OBO” Akatakiti doesn’t play with his ice so I paid a little more attention to the chains. What do you think?

Davido reacting, questioned the meaning of NFT. And his response to the design as generated a lot of comments and likes on Twitter.

Earlier today, Davido recounted how his dad made a massive impact in his life.

“I dey wake up everyday dey thank God say nah u born me! THE GREATEST TO EVER DO IT! You taught me humility; you taught me hard work; you taught me that no matter how rich/successful you get, never change u wey born! I love and appreciate you, daddy!!! We all thank you for everything!!!!! MASTERMIND !! 5 STAR BILLI!!!!! LUV U TWIN”.

 

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Nollywood actress Aunty Ajara opens up about painful past of rape and loss

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Nollywood’s Aunty Ajara reveals a painful past involving rape by a family friend and the tragic loss of her child, in a heartfelt podcast interview.

 

 

In a deeply emotional revelation, Nollywood actress Aunty Ajara has opened up about her traumatic experience of rape and the heart-wrenching loss of her child shortly after birth.

The actress shared her story in a recent interview with actress Bimpe Akintunde on the popular ‘Wasila Coded’ podcast, discussing what she described as the most painful chapter of her life.

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During the interview, Aunty Ajara disclosed that the assault was perpetrated by a family friend closely connected to her uncle.

In a now widely circulated video on social media, Ajara stated that the man later admitted to his actions. “I was raped by a guy who was a friend to my Aunty’s husband’s brother,” she shared, visibly emotional.

Following the assault, Ajara found herself pregnant. Although she carried the pregnancy to term, she endured a complex delivery via Caesarean section. Tragically, her child passed away just three days after birth.

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The actress noted the profound impact of these experiences on her, describing the intense emotional and physical toll of surviving the assault and subsequently grieving the loss of her newborn.

Aunty Ajara’s story has sparked widespread conversations across social media platforms, with many showing solidarity and respect for her bravery in recounting such a painful ordeal.

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Fans and followers have praised her resilience, highlighting her as a voice for many who have faced similar challenges in silence.

Her disclosure underscores the ongoing challenges faced by victims of assault and the importance of support and understanding in the aftermath of trauma.

Through her interview on ‘Wasila Coded,’ Aunty Ajara’s candidness has brought renewed attention to the issues of rape, family betrayal, and the devastating effects of unacknowledged trauma.

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Her courage in sharing this personal story shines a light on the need for a society that supports victims and addresses the psychological and emotional fallout of such experiences.

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Iyabo Ojo stands by Mohbad’s wife amid ongoing investigation

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Actress Iyabo Ojo has pledged support for Mohbad’s wife, Omowunmi, amid ongoing investigations into the singer’s death, urging critics to await legal verdicts.

 

 

Nigerian actress Iyabo Ojo has voiced her steadfast support for Omowunmi, the widow of late singer Mohbad, amid ongoing investigations into his sudden and controversial death.

Mohbad, a rising star in Nigeria’s music scene, died on September 12, 2023, sparking widespread speculation and accusations, some of which have targeted his wife, Omowunmi.

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In an Instagram live session, Ojo addressed the public criticism directed at her for supporting Omowunmi, stating that she would stand by her until there is legal proof of her involvement.

She firmly called on netizens to refrain from jumping to conclusions and to take any evidence to the authorities instead of engaging in online speculation.

“A lot of people are angry that I’m supporting Wunmi. There is no concrete evidence that she is guilty. Until the law proves her guilty, I will continue to support her,” Ojo said, emphasising the importance of due process.

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She added, “If they like, they should drag and curse me. I will not stop being nice to her. Until the judge says otherwise with evidence, proof beyond every reasonable doubt.”

Mohbad’s death has remained a controversial topic in Nigeria, fuelling heated discussions on social media. Ojo encouraged anyone with credible information to share it with law enforcement, asserting that social media accusations should not replace legal judgements. “I don’t make social media judgements; there are laws in the country,” she stated.

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Ojo’s support underscores her commitment to fairness and due process, urging the public to wait for conclusive findings rather than rushing to condemn Omowunmi without verified proof.

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Ayra Starr Joins Coldplay’s Australia tour, shining as global Afrobeats star

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Afrobeats star Ayra Starr joins Coldplay’s Australia tour, delivering powerful performances as one of Africa’s rising global music icons.

 

Nigerian Afrobeats sensation Oyinkansola Sarah Aderibigbe, better known as Ayra Starr, is reaching new heights in her music career, joining the globally renowned band Coldplay on their Music of the Spheres 2024 World Tour.

The multi-award-winning British band is set to perform across 11 dates in Australia and New Zealand, where Ayra Starr will open their shows alongside Zimbabwean singer Shone and Australian artist Emmanuel Kelly.

 

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Ayra Starr, who has become one of Africa’s leading musical exports, recently performed at Melbourne’s Marvel Stadium, energising the crowd with her hit singles, including the popular track “Rush” and selections from her sophomore album *The Year I Turned 21*.

The Nigerian singer’s remarkable rise on the global music stage places her among a select group of artists to collaborate with Coldplay, featuring on their track “Good Feeling” from their latest album, *Moon Music*.

She joins the ranks of Rihanna, Beyoncé, and Selena Gomez as one of only four female artists the band has collaborated with in their nearly 30-year career.

Ayra Starr’s career has flourished since her breakthrough with the viral hit “Bloody Samaritan” in 2021. That year, she released her debut album, *19 and Dangerous*, which featured chart-topping tracks like “Away” and “Rush,” solidifying her presence in the Afrobeats genre.

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She later teamed up with American singer Kelly Rowland for a remix of “Bloody Samaritan,” further boosting her international appeal.

Her latest album, *The Year I Turned 21*, has brought additional success, featuring collaborations with top artists such as Nigerian stars Asake and Seyi Vibez, American R&B singers Giveon and Coco Jones, and Brazilian hitmaker Anitta.

This year, she achieved her first Grammy nomination in the Best African Music Performance category for “Rush,” making her the youngest Nigerian female artist to receive a nomination in that category, though the award ultimately went to South African singer Tyla.

With numerous awards and accolades, Ayra Starr continues to rise as one of Africa’s most promising musical talents. Her global recognition has earned her nominations at the upcoming 2024 MTV Europe Music Awards, set to take place on 10 November in Manchester, where she is contending for Best New Artist and Best Afrobeats.

As she accompanies Coldplay on their tour, Ayra Starr cements her place as an international star, embodying the growing influence of Afrobeats music worldwide.

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Her dynamic performances and unique sound are set to captivate audiences across Australia and New Zealand, further establishing her as a prominent figure in global music.

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