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Celebrity barman and business mogul, Pascal Okechukwu, popularly known as Cubana Chief Priest, has finally broken his silence on why he was conspicuously absent from Davido and Chioma's star-studded white wedding in Miami. ​The internet was buzzing with questions after the lavish ceremony, and fans were quick to notice the empty space where Davido’s bestie should have been. Now, we have the full story, and it’s a true heartbreaker! ​Taking to his Instagram page, Chief Priest shared a heartfelt video from the couple's traditional wedding last year, explaining that he woke up with "mixed feelings." He was happy for his best friend and his wife, but deeply saddened that he couldn't be there to witness the beautiful moment in person. ​So, what was the reason? According to the nightlife king himself, it was a long-standing U.S. visa issue that prevented him from traveling. In his post, he directly appealed to the U.S. Embassy in Nigeria, saying they needed to give him ...

Nollywood actress Nkechi Blessing Sunday recently spoke openly about her dating history and it’s got people talking. During a podcast appearance, the 36‑year‑old actress revealed that she has never been in a relationship with a man wealthier than herself. She even admitted she has “dated down” three times before but says she won’t do it again. According to her, this isn’t about being materialistic; instead, it’s about self‑respect and financial peace. > “I’ve never dated someone who has more money than I do. I’ve dated down three times, and I’m not doing that anymore.” she said.   > “I am not materialistic, but I’ve learned to prioritize my financial peace. That’s why I can’t go back to dating down.” Nkechi also discussed her relationship with her younger partner, Xxssive, which started in 2021. The pair often shared their romance on social media, but rumors of a breakup flew after they unfollowed each other on Instagram—and Nkechi later confirmed they had split. ...

In a shocking and heartfelt confession, Afrobeats superstar David Adeleke, popularly known as Davido, has revealed that his biggest regret was a fight he had with his wife, Chioma. The '5IVE' hitmaker, who recently tied the knot with his long-time partner, opened up about the emotional moment on a throwback episode of the popular ABTalks podcast. Davido, who is set to grace the stage at the Coachella 2026 Music Festival, admitted he felt "highly disappointed" in himself over the incident. According to the star, it was the only time in a long while that he felt such a deep sense of personal failure. "I Could Have Done Better" During the interview, podcast host Anas Bukhash asked the multiple award-winning musician to share a time when he felt the most disappointed in himself. Without hesitation, Davido's answer was both raw and honest. "Probably, when my wife, Chioma, first had like a little rift," he confessed. "I thought I could have done...

  Award-winning Nigerian singer, Tiwa Savage, has shared how her age has sometimes scared off men who claimed to love her—only to retreat after discovering she’s older than them. In a recent appearance on the “Women of Valour” event hosted by Ghanaian media personality, Nana Aba Anamoah, the Afrobeats star opened up about her personal journey, touching on how age and societal expectations have affected her relationships. “They said they loved me... until they heard my age” Speaking candidly, Tiwa revealed that she once found herself in love with a man who seemed to genuinely care for her. But everything changed when he found out her actual age. “I’ve been in situations where someone said they loved me but later told me, ‘You're amazing, but I can’t handle the fact that you’re older than me,’” she recounted. Society’s pressure on women The 44-year-old singer reflected on how society often puts pressure on women, especially when it comes to age and marriage. She mentioned that people...

  Grammy superstar Damini “Burna Boy” Ogulu is letting fans in on the inspiration behind his upcoming album, No Sign of Weakness, and it’s as bold and unbreakable as his persona. Why “No Sign of Weakness”? In an exclusive chat on NSTV, Burna Boy opened up about the deeper meaning fueling his eighth studio album. Despite facing moments that could've broken him, the Afro-fusion icon says he’s stayed unshakeable. > “I have had the most reasons to not exist anymore, but I have shown no sign of weakness. That’s what this album is saying… show no sign of weakness.” His message? No matter the trials, keep pushing—and wear your strength like a badge. A Release to Anticipate Mark your calendars: No Sign of Weakness drops July 11, 2025, under Atlantic Records, Spaceship, and Bad Habit. Fans are already buzzing, waiting to experience the powerful themes woven into Burna’s sound. What do you think? Will this album redefine his legacy or inspire a new wave of resilience? Drop your thoughts b...

  🎼 Nigeria Mourns a Musical Icon Nigerian highlife music has lost one of its most cherished voices. Mike Ejeagha, affectionately known as "Gentleman Mike," passed away on Friday night at the age of 95. His son, Emma Ejeagha, confirmed that the veteran musician died around 8 p.m. at the 32 Garrison Hospital in Enugu after battling a prolonged illness.  🎶 A Legacy Etched in Melody Born on April 4, 1930, in Imezi Owa, Enugu State, Ejeagha's music career spanned several decades, beginning in the 1960s. He captivated audiences with timeless tracks like “Omekagu,” “Uwa Mgbede Ka Mma,” and the 1983 classic “Ka Esi Le Onye Isi Oche (Gwogwogwongwo).” His unique blend of storytelling and melody played a significant role in preserving Igbo traditions through music.  In 2024, his song “Ka Esi Le Onye Isi Oche” experienced a resurgence in popularity, thanks to a viral dance trend that introduced his work to a new generation of fans.  📚 Guardian of Igbo Culture Beyond his...