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  • How Fan Trust Works and Why Celebrities Keep Running Out of It

    How Fan Trust Works and Why Celebrities Keep Running Out of It

    In entertainment, trust is a ticking clock. The countdown begins the moment fans discover you. Every tweet, every film role, every track drop either resets that timer or speeds it up. Fame may open the door, but consistency keeps the lights on.

    From Lagos to London, Sydney to Los Angeles, audiences today want connection, speed, and something real. This article looks at how that demand shapes the timeline of fan trust, and what the entertainment industry can learn from it.

    Speed Makes Belief Look Easy

    People stream on demand, skip intros, and swipe through life. The pause button doesn’t get much use anymore. Even a short delay can turn people off. Audiences expect creators and platforms to keep up with them.

    When Beyoncé drops an album at midnight, it lands exactly when fans are ready to listen. When Netflix releases a whole season at once, it fits how people actually watch. Every major platform has learned the same lesson: if things take too long, people simply move on.

    Across industries, speed has become a language of credibility. The same pattern spills into other corners of entertainment, from concert ticketing to gaming payouts. When concert tickets vanish in seconds on Ticketmaster, fans no longer see it as proof of how fast systems can break under demand. In gaming, a platform that pays out winnings instantly earns trust faster than one that hides behind vague “processing” times. The same rule runs through streaming, retail drops, and even social media responses. The clock is now part of the user experience.

    Australia, in particular, has become a benchmark for payout speed. This is thanks to its real-time banking network, PayID, and the New Payments Platform (NPP). Reviews of the best online casino Australia fast payouts emphasize how users reward platforms that deliver on speed. Specifically, how well they handle verification, withdrawal limits, and payment rails. The report breaks down payout speeds across payment types, proving how the quickest platforms win loyalty not through luck, but reliability.

    Community Is the New PR Team

    Gone are the days when stardom was a one-way broadcast. Now, every fan is also a broadcaster, a critic, a meme-maker, and a volunteer in the marketing department. Trust doesn’t flow from stage to audience anymore. It loops. The artist who replies to comments, the actor who shares behind-the-scenes stories, the streamer who shouts out their followers — they all feed the loop.

    Look at K-pop fandoms. A single hashtag, and you’ve got millions mobilizing to trend an anniversary, defend a member, or raise money for charity. All this is multiplied by community-driven branding. Even down in Australia, local music scenes thrive on that same ecosystem. Fans who buy tickets for one indie gig are the same ones running Instagram fan pages, designing posters, and spreading word-of-mouth. The relationship is alive, not automated.

    Transparency Is the Mid-Career Test

    Every entertainer hits that middle stage where charisma alone can’t carry the weight anymore. That’s when fans stop buying the fantasy and start judging the character. The audience now has receipts (literal screenshots) and the memory of an elephant. When a public figure admits mistakes early, fans forgive. When they hide, the internet hunts.

    Think of all the careers reborn through vulnerability. Lewis Capaldi openly talking about mental health, or Jacksepticeye pausing sponsorships to talk about burnout. To quote Capaldi, “Therapy has been such a massive part of my last two years … I feel like if I can be a part of sharing that with other people, why not?” Put simply, fans never expect perfection. They crave sincerity.

    Reinvention Is the Only Contract

    Even the most adored acts have expiration dates unless they evolve. The real magic lies in reinvention without betrayal. Think Miley Cyrus going from wrecking balls to soulful rock. Or Troye Sivan shifting from YouTube sweetheart to confident pop icon. Madonna said it best: “I am not reinventing myself. I am going through the layers and revealing myself.”

    The entertainment world runs on a loop of excitement, disillusionment, and rediscovery. The ones that survive the years plan for it. They give fans new reasons to care just before the timeline runs out. The music changes, the content shifts, the trust resets.

  • Lagos warns celebrities, others against giving money to touts

    Lagos warns celebrities, others against giving money to touts

    The Lagos State Government has cautioned celebrities, influencers, and residents against giving money to touts, warning that such actions worsen insecurity and environmental problems.

    Commissioner for Environment and Water Resources, Tokunbo Wahab, said offering money to miscreants only encourages them to remain on the streets, multiply, and reinforce lawlessness.

    He noted that while some individuals may believe they are showing kindness, they are in fact contributing to a bigger societal challenge.

    Wahab stressed that the government is committed to addressing the issue but requires the cooperation of residents to succeed.

    “The public must support government efforts by refusing to encourage these miscreants so we can create a safer and more secure environment for everyone,” he said.

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    In a Tuesday post on X, Wahab wrote, “While your opinion is valid, let me also stress an important point: celebrities, influencers, and even well-meaning Lagosians must stop giving money to these miscreants. Each time you hand them cash, you are not solving their problem; you are encouraging them to stay on the streets, emboldening them to multiply, and reinforcing a cycle of lawlessness.

    “What may seem like an act of kindness only makes enforcement more difficult and creates bigger security and environmental concerns for all of us”.

    This warning comes after concerns were raised by an X user, Ajenifuja about harassment and extortion by homeless boys and teenagers along the Lekki-Epe Expressway.

    In his post, Ajenifuja said, “The state needs to station the men of the Lagos State Neighborhood Watch to help and protect motorists from the harassment, extortion, assault, and intimidation by the many homeless boys and teenagers along that corridor. They are all a menace to us all.”

  • Five celebrities inspiring fitness

    Five celebrities inspiring fitness

    Fitness is the state of being strong, active and capable of performing daily activities. It is achieved through consistency and intentional effort. Changes occur in the human body at every stage of life and can be influenced by many factors, such as hereditary, motherhood, excess meals, late-night meals, careless diet habits, etc. Despite these challenges, there are some celebrities across film, media, health, etc. who have gone through different stages of life and still show that fitness is possible.

    Below are the celebrities that inspire fitness:

    1. Aproko Doctor

    Chinonso Egemba, popularly known as Aproko Doctor, is a medical doctor, health influencer and media personality. He crafts compelling stories using everyday language to raise awareness and educate people on their health. Aproko Doctor has also organised ‘Exercise with Aproko’ for the third time for his followers whom he calls ‘Aproko Nation’. He organises fitness challenges to motivate people and track their progress, such as workouts, games and competitions.

    2. Kate Henshaw

    Kate Henshaw, an award-winning veteran actress, and media personality, is known for her timeless elegance and youthful appearance. She is also very keen about keeping the body fit as it helps her maintain her young, but timeless look. She often goes to the gym, practices stretches and encourages her followers to keep fit. She also posts her routines on her social media platforms. 

    Read Also: CDS urges soldiers to prioritize fitness for combat readiness

    3. Enioluwa Adeoluwa

    Enioluwa is a social media influencer, actor, content creator, media personality and ambassador to multiple brands. Known for his love for food, he encourages and prioritises good health by engaging his followers with fitness routines, including his Pilates workouts. 

    4. Realwarripikin

    Anita Asuoha, popularly known as, realwarripikin, is a content creator, stand-up comedian and actress. She is known for weaving her warri accent to create compelling stories and actions. Through her pregnancy journey, she still went through exercises to keep herself fit despite being pregnant, showing her followers that fitness is possible at every stage of life.

    5. Mercy Johnson

    She is an award-winning actress and film director. After the birth of her fourth child, she had postpartum weight gain, physical fatigue and loss of confidence. She took up the initiative by being intentional to keep fit and embraced fitness routines, resulting in approximately 28-kilograms loss, showing that fitness is possible. Aside this, she also engages in different workout challenges to stay motivated and inspire her followers.

  • Ramadan: Ten celebrities you didn’t expect to be fasting

    Ramadan: Ten celebrities you didn’t expect to be fasting

    The glamour of the showbiz industry often creates an illusion that blinds fans to the spiritual lives of their favourite celebrities. Many entertainers hide behind a façade, portraying themselves as ‘Baddies’ through their controversial lyrics, dressing and onscreen performances. From Naira Marley, Bimbo Ademoye to Seyi Vibes, OLAITAN GANIU lists ten Nigerian celebrities with Muslim roots and are expected to observe the Ramadan fast.

    Asake

    Despite his recent paternal issues with his biological father, Ahmed Ololade professionally known as Asake has expressed pride in his Muslim faith. Although he may present a gangster appearance and risqué songs, he seems to be a modest in his personal life. Upon sighting the moon during the month of Ramadan, the ‘Lungu Boy’ shared a post on social media that said, “Salam Alaikum” in Arabic.

    Naira Marley

    Azeez Fashola, famously known as Naira Marley is renowned for his energetic dance moves and explicit lyrics. However, since the beginning of Ramadan, he has been showcasing a different side of himself to the public. The leader of the Marlian Movement frequently shares Quranic verses and inspirational quotes on his social media pages.

    “If you want this to be your best Ramadan, start now. It’s not too late. It’s not about being perfect, but about giving your best,” he advised his followers.

    Mercy Aigbe

    Following her marriage to film marketer, Kazim Adeoti in 2022, Nollywood diva Mercy Aigbe has strengthened her connection to her newfound faith by receiving a distinguished award from the Muslim community.

    The actress also adopted an Islamic name, Minnah to cement her conversion to Islam.

    She is currently on a trip to Saudi Arabia with her husband, Adeoti for lesser Hajj.

    Bimbo Ademoye

    Though the name Bimbo Aisha may not ring a bell. But with the mention of Bimbo Ademoye, one will know she’s a film star.

    Raised by her father after her mother separated the marriage when she was two years old. The light-skinned actress grew up as a practicing Muslim.

    Adunni Ade

    Nigerian-American actress and fashion enthusiast, Adunni Ade was raised by a Muslim father and a Christian mother but she chose to follow his father’s religion.

    “So for the curious ones who have been asking, Yes I am a Muslim. Born into a Muslim home and was raised as one,” he clarified.

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    Bukky Wright

    Veteran Nollywood actress, Bukky ‘Sekinat’ Wright is a proud Muslim. She always attribute her success to the way in which her faith has kept her grounded.

    Since her return to country from the United States, the thespian has been attending Islamic functions, especially during this holy month of Ramadan.

    Mo’Bimpe

    Mo’Bimpe converted to Islam and changed her name to Rahmatullah after marrying her colleague, Lateef Adedimeji three years ago. Born Adebimpe Oyebade, she began her career as a model in 2016 and entered the acting industry

    in the same year.

    Kizz Daniel

    Daniel is a biblical name, but the Nigerian hitmaker and songwriter Kizz Daniel presents a different case. Born Oluwatobiloba Daniel Anidugbe, the vocalist stirred up a significant reaction on social media few years ago when he revealed that he is a faifhtul Muslim. He stated that his Islamic name is Dhikrullahi.

    Small Doctor

    Small Doctor is another artiste who also shows his calmness during the holy month. In recent weeks, he has embraced his Islamic roots, attending different Islamic lectures and functions.

    Seyi Vibez

    Rhymer Seyi Vibez was raised as a Muslim by his parents. Despite his ‘street’ lifestyle, a clip recently surfaced online showing the 24-year-old entertainer at a mosque to observ Salat prayer. Seyi, who won the ‘Best Street-Hop Artiste’ award at the 16th Headies in 2023, faced backlash from the Muslim community after he used a Quranic verse as an intro in one of his music videos.

  • Six celebrities you probably didn’t know were Nigerians

    Six celebrities you probably didn’t know were Nigerians

    Nigeria is known for its rich culture, diverse heritage, talent and many of its people have made their mark around the world. 

    While you may recognize these celebrities for their talent and success, what you might not know is that they share a common connection.  

    Here are six celebrities you didn’t know were Nigerians. 

     1. Wisdom Kaye: The prominent Nigerian-American model, fashion influencer and social media personality, Wisdom Kaye was born on the 4th of April 2001. He was born in Nigeria and moved to Houston, Texas when he was four years old. 

    Kaye joined tiktok in January 2020 and went viral for his take on the “Vogue Challenge” in July 2020. The fashion influencer also went viral for creating high-fashion outfits based on Marvel Cinematic Universe characters. The 23 years old model, has partnered with the major fashion brands such as Dior, Fendi, Balmain, and is considered as Tikok’s best-dressed guy by Vogue. 

     2. Sade: The British-Nigerian singer, songwriter and actress Helen Folasade Adu popularly known as Sade was born on the 16th of January 1959. She studied at Saint Martin’s School of Art in London and joined the band Pride in the early 1980s. After gaining attention as a performer, the singer formed the band Sade and secured a recording contract with Epic Records in 1983. 

    A year later the band released the album Diamond Life, which became one of the era’s best-selling albums and debut by a British female vocalist. The 65 years old singer, has received numerous awards including Grammys and remains an iconic figure in music history. 

     3. Dave: The British rapper, singer, songwriter, record producer and actor David Orobosa Omoregie popularly known as Dave was born on the 5th of June, 1998. He attended St Mark’s Academy in Mitcham and Richmond upon Thames College in Twickenham where he studied law, philosophy and ethics. Dave’s breakthrough came with the release of his 2016 EP Six Paths and his politically charged single Question Time. 

    In addition to his music, the songwriter has also ventured into acting, most notably starring in the Netflix series Top Boy. The 26 years old actor has become a voice for a generation, addressing political and social issues in his music while pushing the boundaries of British rap. 

     4. Damson Idris: The British actor Damson Alade-Bo Idris born on the 2nd of September 1991. He initially aspired to be a football player and dreamed of being the next Cristiano Ronaldo. Damson is best known for his leading role as Franklin Saint in the critically acclaimed FX crime drama series Snowfall (2017-2023). He studied drama at Brunel University London. 

    Beyond Snowfall, Idris has appeared in films such as Outside the wire and Farming which won him best actor award at the Edinburgh film festival. The 33 years old actor is known for his charisma and range, quickly becoming one of the rising stars in Hollywood. 

     5. Skepta: The British-Nigerian rapper, songwriter, record producer, DJ and grime MC Joseph Olaitan Adenuga Jr popularly known as Skepta was born on the 19th of September 1982. He emerged in the early 2000s as a member of the grime collective Boy Better Know (BBK), which he co-founded with his brother, fellow artist JME. 

    Read Also: Five Nigerian celebrities that welcomed babies in 2024

    Skepta is known for blending grime with elements of hip-hop, dancehall, and electronic music. His influence goes beyond music into fashion and culture, as he has collaborated with global brands including Nike. The 42 years old rapper, is an outspoken advocate for creativity and entrepreneurship within the UK Black community. 

     6. Wale: The Nigerian-American rapper, singer and songwriter Olubowale Victor Akintimehin known by his stage name Wale was born on the 21st of September 1984. He graduated from Quince Orchard High School in Gaithersburg and moved to Largo in Prince George’s county. Wale first gained attention with his 2007 hit single Dig Dug (shake it) and later signed with major labels, including Risk Ross’s Maybach Music Group (MMG).

    The singer has been vocal about topics such as race, mental health and personal struggles using his platforms to address these issues in his music and interviews. The 40 years old rapper, who blends D.C’s go-go influence with modern rap, has made him a prominent figure in hip-hop.

  • Five Nigerian celebrities that welcomed babies in 2024

    Five Nigerian celebrities that welcomed babies in 2024

    Hearing the crying of a baby in our homes is a celebration galore.

    Here are five celebrities who welcomed babies in 2024: 

     1. Ali Baba: 

     The comedian Akunyota Akpobome popularly known as Ali Baba recently re-entered the fatherhood group after he and his wife Mary who have been married for eighteen years welcomed not one but triplets into the family. 

    They were named Aaron, Andrew and Alexander in Feburary 2024. At first, this shocking news, came to many as the popular ‘April fool prank’ as he announced this news on the 1st of April, 2024 but later turned to a reality for fans. 

     2. Josh2Funny:

     The well-known skit maker Chibuike Josh Alfred with the stage name Josh2Funny welcomed baby number two on the 23rd of January, 2024. 

    Read Also: Five Nigerians celebrities who are twins

     The popular skit maker and his wife Bina Alfred have been married for four years and now owes their union to two children named Eden and Ethiopian. 

     3. Deyemi Okanlawon: 

     The popular actor Deyemi Okanlawon announced on the 15th of February, 2024 the great news of welcoming another bundle of joy into the family.

     He has been married to his wife Damilola Okanlawon for eleven years and owes their union to three children. 

     4. Daniel Etim-Effiong: 

     The famous actor and film director Daniel Etim-Effiong alongside his wife Toyosi Etim-Effiong welcomed baby number three this year which they shared via Instagram on the 14th of March, 2024. 

     In the post they shared, it was seen that the couple were holding each other and smiling down to their new bundle of Joy. The marriage of seven years now owes their union to three children; two girls and a boy. 

     5. Emeka Ike: 

     The actor Emeka Ike and his wife Yolanda Pfeiffer, had a double jollification this year on his birthday as he not only celebrates the day he was born but also celebrates the birth of his new born baby girl on his special day. 

     The bairn named Chidera Comfort Thando Ike was born on the 22nd Of March, 2024 in Germany. He shared a post via Instagram were he is seen joyfully feeding his daughter as a Father.

  • FULL LIST: four celebrities who married in 2024

    FULL LIST: four celebrities who married in 2024

    Former Big Brother Naija Shine Ya Eyes contestant, Queen Mercy Atang, tied the knot with her lover David Oyekanmi on Saturday, March 16.

    In a video shared by the groom, he was seen with his bride as they prepared for her special day.

    The couple wore black and white outfits. Her husband wore black trousers, a white shirt, and a white jacket, while Queen wore a black jumpsuit with a white jacket and long white veil.

    Queen and David had exchanged vows in a traditional ceremony held in Queen’s hometown of Akwa Ibom on March 13th.

    The viral video had the caption:

    “My beautiful bride, don’t be distracted. Let’s seal it legally. I love you.”

    Here are other celebrities who married in 2024.

    Kunle Remi

    Actor Oyekunle Opeyemi Oluwaremi, popularly known as Kunle Remi, tied the knot with his, Boluwatiwi, on Saturday, January 20, 2024.

    Remi, who announced their engagement on Instagram on January 1, had their traditional wedding on Friday and white on Saturday.

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    Billionaire businessman and the wife’s uncle Femi Oted was present to celebrate the couple.

    Moses Bliss

    Gospel singer, Moses Bliss, has legally tied the knot with his Ghanaian fiance, Marie Wiseborn.

    The wedding came a month after Bliss shared an elaborate proposal video on the 19th of January.

    Veekee James

    A popular celebrity fashion designer, Victoria James, aka Veekee James and her spouse, Femi Atere, formally exchanged vows at their white wedding on Saturday, February 10, 2024, after weeks of anticipation and different activities on social media.

    Held in Lagos, the ceremony was presided over by the pastor of the Harvesters International Christian Centre, Bolaji Idowu.

    The wedding featured many beautiful moments that added glamour to the ceremony. Dressed in a dreamy white gown with a long and stunning veil, the bride did not fall short of expectations, as she walked down the aisle. Her groom also looked dashing in his well-tailored white suit.

  • Six Nigerian celebrities who have lost their mothers

    Six Nigerian celebrities who have lost their mothers

    In recent months, several Nigerian celebrities have experienced the loss of loved ones.

    Due to various unfortunate circumstances, some of them have experienced the loss of their sons, daughters, fathers, and other relatives.

    Below are six Nigerian public figures who have lost their mothers:

    1. Nollywood actress, Funke Akindele, a deputy governorship candidate for the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) in Lagos State in the 2023 election, sadly lost her mother, Rachel Adebanjo.

    2.  Another celebrity who lost a loved one is fast-rising singer, Seyi Vibez. The Afro-fusion musician announced his mother’s death in March of 2023.

    He described the loss as the darkest day of his life.

    3. Movie star cum producer, Joseph Okechukwu, announced the mother’s demise in a post via his X handle on Monday, December 11, 2023.

    Okechukwu reminisced on moments he shared with his mother, adding he has been shattered and deflated over the huge loss.

    4. Veteran Nollywood actor, Emeka Ike, lost his mum in November. The actor took to Instagram to announce the death of his mother, Mrs Comfort Ike, and wrote, “My hero is gone, Rest in peace, world…mother.”

    5. One of the biggest shocks that hit the Nigerian music industry was the sudden death of Wizkid’s mother.

    Read Also: Five Nigerian celebrities who clashed with their fathers over career choices

    The Afrobeat superstar was in Europe at the time on a tour of his album, ‘More Love Less Ego’, when he received the news of his mother’s death.

    6. In April, Fuji music star, Wasiu Alabi, popularly known as Pasuma, lost his mother, Adijat Kuburat.

    Pasuma announced this in a post via his verified Instagram page and wrote: “My jewel, I will miss you forever! Words fail me. Rest in power and peace, please watch over me from heaven.”

  • Five Nigerian celebrities who clashed with their fathers over career choices

    Five Nigerian celebrities who clashed with their fathers over career choices

    In the process of choosing a career, certain parents insist on their children pursuing paths they’ve selected for them.

    This parental influence often exerts considerable pressure on many youths’ career decisions, leading to negative repercussions that impact their overall happiness and personal lives.

    In this article, The Nation explores the experiences of five well-known Nigerian celebrities who, at various stages, clashed with their fathers over their chosen career paths.

    1.  Alibaba: Veteran Nigerian comedian cum actor, Atunyota Alleluya Akpobome, popularly known as Alibaba, said his father kept malice with him for a decade for choosing comedy over law.

    Alibaba said after graduation from the university, he informed his father about his intention to become a comedian, and his reaction forced him to abscond from home, stressing that all attempts to reach his dad failed.

    He said he became determined to be a successful comedian to prove his father wrong.

    2. Chidi Mokeme: Nollywood actor, Chidi Mokeme, in a recent interview with media personality, Chude Jideonwo, recounted how he absconded from home to focus on his acting career because his father didn’t support his decision to become a thespian.

    According to him, his father never supported his decision, and sometimes, he would sneak out to do modelling jobs before he finally left home to focus on his acting career.

    3. Davido: Nigerian singer David Adeleke, popularly known as Davido, was also engaged in a fight with his billionaire dad, Adedeji Adeleke, who sent police to arrest him several times in the early days of his career.

    The ‘Omo Baba Olowo’ crooner, in an interview on Hot 97FM, New York, said his dad was initially against his musical career and wanted him to focus on his education.

    Davido said his father sent police operatives to arrest him and disrupt shows he was billed to perform at several times.

    4. Spyro: Nigerian singer, Oludipe Oluwasanmi David, popularly known as Spyro, recently revealed a ‘war’ that occurred between him and his father over his choice of music career.

    During an interview with Tea With Tay podcast, Spyro said his father did not support his decision to become a musician.

    According to the ‘Who’s Your Guy’ crooner, his father had earlier thwarted his dream of being a fine artist, so he rebelled when he attempted to stop him from becoming a singer.

    Read Also: 12 Nigerian celebrities who are single parents

    5.  Femi Branch: Nollywood actor, Femi Branch, in an interview with PUNCH, also narrated how his father nearly disowned him for not studying law.

    He said: “It was a serious matter for me at home when I decided to study theatre arts because my father always wanted a lawyer. It was so bad that he had to go back to the University of Ibadan to take a diploma course in law; he really wanted one of his children to become a lawyer, but I could not have been bothered.

    “For him, it was a disappointment, and he almost did not contact me for about two years. Our fight was settled when I did a commercial for MTN. I was not in Lagos, and we had not spoken for a long time before that, an

  • Seven Nigerian male celebrities with different baby mamas

    Seven Nigerian male celebrities with different baby mamas

    Some Nigerian male celebrities, married and unmarried have different baby mamas.

    “Baby mama” is used for unmarried women with kids for a particular man.

    Here are seven celebrities with different baby mamas:

    1. Wizkid

    Afro-pop artist, Wizkid’s first baby mom is Shola Ogudu. They met in 2010 and welcomed a baby boy the following year.

    His second baby mama, Binta Diallo, is a Guinean-American singer and model. Their son, Ayodeji Balogun, was born in 2016.

    Jada Pollock was Wizkid’s manager before she became his baby mama. Jada Pollock’s son, Zion Balogun was born in 2017.

    2. Ubi Franklin

    Ubi Franklin is a record label owner and a talent manager. Igala Finest is one of his baby mamas. She is a US-based model and entrepreneur originally from Kogi State in Nigeria.

    Ubi Franklin and Igala Finest share a daughter named Zaneta together. Nicole Siyo is from South Africa. Ubi Franklin and Nicole Siyo share a son named Shiloh together. Ubi Franklin married Lilian 2015 but divorced 2016.

    Lilian Esoro has a son named Jayden. Sandra Iheuwa is a Nigerian-born but US based. She has a daughter named Ariella.

    3. 2Baba

    The singer, songwriter and record producer’s first baby mama Sumbo Ajaba has two children for him named Zion and Nino.

    Pero Adeniyi and 2Face have three children together – Ehibenzy Rose Idibia, Innocent and Justin Idibia.

    4. Davido

    The singer has different baby mamas with at least a child from them. Sophia Momodu and Davido had a brief affair in 2015, which resulted to a daughter, Aurora Imade Adeleke.

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    Amanda is an Atlanta-based model, and mother of Davido’s second daughter, Hailey Adeleke.

    Chioma is the mother of Davido’s only son, David Ifeanyi Adeleke born on the 20th of October 2019. Ayotomide met the singer in a nightclub in February 2013 and they had a brief affair which resulted in a daughter, Mitchell Anu Adeleke.

    5. Flavour

    Chinedu Izuchukwu Okoli aka Flavour has Sandra Okagbue as his first baby mama who gave birth to his first daughter in 2014.

    Anna Banner is the second baby mama of the singer.

    6. Timaya

    Timaya has four kids with three different women: Ace Nigerian musician Timaya is another famous Afrobeat singer with more than one child with multiple women.

    He shares two kids with his long-time girlfriend, Barbara. Timaya has one child with another woman named Tama, and Dunnie Onasanya birthed his first child.

    7. Portable 

    Nigeria’s controversial singer Habeeb Okikiola, popularly known as Portable, welcomed his fifth child on Wednesday, June 7, 2023 with his third baby mama.