Author: The Nation

Former Big Brother Naija housemate, Tsakute Jonah, better known as Saskay, has wowed fans and followers with her stunning new photos.

The 23-year-old reality TV star recently shared a series of sultry photos on her Instagram page, generating a lot of buzz online.

Saskay was shown in the pictures striking a seductive pose on a chair elegantly covered in a piece of cloth.

She shared the  hot photos with the caption: “All your angles drive me crazy like danfo driver” 

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The photos stirred sweet reactions from her colleagues, fans and Instagram followers.

Maria Chike wrote, “I’m sending you back to your father’s house. They want to spoil you for me in Lagos … my wife .”

Saga wrote: “Camera man, circle go back.. e get why .”

Arin commented: “What’s burning?? Can anyone smell it?”

 “Saskayyy, I’m using God to begggg you!!!!!!! Ah ahnnn,” Jemima Osunde wrote.      

Beauty Tukura questioned, “Who vexed you?”

Yerinsabraham wrote, “Ahn ahn Sas”.

For being a celebrity, controversial US-based rapper, Darlington Okoye aka Speed Darlington has said he has to be paid.

Speed, speaking with Nedu and the others on the ‘Honest Bunch Podcast’, presented ‘mind-joggling’ questions to affirm his stance.

“I think I should be paid for being a celebrity,” self-acclaimed ‘Irregular speedometer,” stated.

But Nedu and the others disagreed with him while insisting he chose to be a celebrity and no one had business paying him for that, especially not his fans.

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Expressing his disapproval for the hosts remarks as he posed some questions to them.

He asked: Eh hen?! Okay, make I land. So why dem dey come dey hug me. What generated that love? Why dem no love mad man for road?”

One of the hosts suggested when a celebrity acts snubbish toward fans, in a short time, he’ll stop being called for events but Speed vehemently disagreed with their point.

He argued: “If you really want meatpie, you’ll eat meatpie whether it’s hot or cold. If you don’t eat it, you’re not hungry yet.”

On-Air personality, Chinedu Ani Emmanuel aka Nedu has opened up on losing an endorsement deal over a false narrative about hating women.

Nedu, during his podcast session while discussing with singer, Speed Darlington and his co-hosts, explained an unnamed beverage company decided to call off the endorsement deal with him simply because critics were propagating an erroneous claim that he disliked women.

According to him, the beverage company assumed such perception wouldn’t go well with their female audience so the deal was aborted just at the point of signing it.

“I want to say something personal. I lost an endorsement….I almost signed am endorsement three weeks ago and I lost it. Now why did I lose it? I didn’t feel bad, I’m not feeling bad.

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I did feel bad for a second that I lost it.

“Why did it go? Because a lot of people were flying with the narrative that, ‘Ha! Nedu hates women’. And it’s a beverage brand. 

“Now the brand come talk say, ‘Ha! If this is what they are saying, which means it’s not going to go well with our female audience,” the comedian said. 

He recounted his response to the beverage brand, sharing experiences he’s had with a couple of ladies while querying the skewed mentality of some individuals.

He concluded most of the people spreading the wrong narrative about his disliking women were those who watch titbits of their podcast sessions. 

He added those who watch the entire videos don’t hold such view about his personality. 

Guinness World Records holder for longest cooking Hilda Baci has claimed she spent over N80m for her cookathon. 

She was reacting to the allegation by a brand that she breached a N3m deal for a meet-and-greet event in Abuja. 

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Baci denied she had such agreement in place, stating she spent over N80m for her cookathon event. 

She said: “I spent over N80m of my hard earned money for my cookathon so people could eat and drink for free.”

Media personality Nedu Wazobia has narrated how he recently lost an endorsement deal due to a false narrative that people have been spreading about him.

The brand, which he said was a beverage company, explained he wouldn’t be given the deal because his image of being a misogynist won’t appeal to their female audience.

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Nedu said that he doesn’t hate women as many are misled to believe.

He said:”I lost an endorsement deal because people are flying with the narrative that I hate women.”

Highlife singer, Kingsley Chinweike Okonkwo aka Kcee, has revealed his gospel album has fetched him the most earning. 

His cultural gospel project with Okwesili Eze Group, titled ‘Cultural Praise’ garnered massive criticisms before its official release 

KCee however said even when many thought it would end his career and retire him to the village, the project turned out to be his most streamed work and earning. 

He said: “When I did the gospel a lot of people were like, “It’s over, he is actually going close to his village. Now he’s taking the music to the village. I think he is moving from his town to a village”, said the Limpopo maestro.

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“That was horrible. When I heard that I was like, “Okay, let’s see how that works.” And it didn’t happen. I made more money from it; more than any ever before in my whole career’.”

The host queried: ‘But did you believe you were going to make that much money?

“I swear, I knew it. I was too sure,” the Ajegunle-born singer replied. 

“Like, I fought with a lot of people before I released it. They said, ‘This song is ten minutes and this generation, they don’t have patience. The music should be two minutes plus’.

“I was like, don’t worry; just release this song. And that project has been like my highest stream project ever.”

US-based rapper Darlington Okoye aka Speed Darlington has said his girlfriend must be opento polygamy. 

He spoke on the latest episode of Honest Bunch podcast. 

He argued that no man can stay with one woman in a lifetime..

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According to him: “it is impossible for me to stay with one woman because there is too much temptation that comes with being with one wife. 

“Human beings are trying hard to standardise the practice of monogamy in order to distinguish from other animals. My wife has to be open to polygamy so we don’t cheat on each other.”

Singer Davido has listed the five biggest Afrobeats artistes.

Discussing the future of Afrobeats during a recent interview with Omega, Davido was asked to mention five ‘artistes that the world need to know about that they don’t know about right now’.

He listed those he considered the Afrobeats future but halted after naming Victony.

O.B.O resumed listing but this time, omitted Victony and emphasized Rema and Asake belong at the top of the list.

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He said: “I don’t want to say it because I think like a lot of people know. But I also want to say like the say five ….the next five because I don’t want to leave people out.

“I’ll say, Rema. He gat the ‘Calm Down’ record. Calm down….calm down. I’d say Rema. I’d say Buju (BNXN). I’d say Ayra Starr. I’d say Victony.”

At this point, Davido displayed a wide smile. Then goes, “Wait! Wait! Wait! I no wan jonse o! Na, ha!!! 

“Okay…okay…he continued. “Let’s do it like this. It’s Rema, Buju (BNXN), Asake (one of the host agreed Mr Money had to be one of the top five while Davido exclaimed, ‘he’s gone). Him and Rema, I’d say they’re at the top.

He added: Who else? Ayra Starr, Ruger.”

Commenting on the future of Africa’s most popular music genre as well as how times and technology are helping to change the narrative, the DMW boss noted: “The future of Afrobeats is crazy because now, it’s different. 

“Before, we needed a whole studio to record. But now, you can record on your phone. And these boys are so good.”