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Singer Teni has humorously called for more drama and rivalry among female artists in the music industry.

In a playful Instagram video, Teni joked that the female music scene lacks excitement and urged her peers to take inspiration from their male counterparts.

She playfully suggested that artists like Tems and Ayra Starr should engage in a public feud, while also playfully teasing Tiwa Savage and Yemi Alade.

Teni emphasised that a bit of drama wouldn’t be harmful and might even spark more exciting collaborations in the future.

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She said: “I have said it before and I will say it again. This female industry is too boring, it’s too boring! Tell me why Tems and Ayra Starr no fit see themselves and tell themselves, ‘Your papa, your papa papa.

“Tell me why I no fit dey see Tiwa Savage and tell her ‘ wetin dey do you?’ Shey we don’t see what’s going on on the other side, everybody is just here doing love, sometimes e be like say make I just give Yemi Alade a headbutt. Make we see ourselves from the outside, make security separate us.

“Let us spice this thing up and collaborate later. Fighting does not mean that we won’t collaborate later, but make we give them saint Obi for this music, I dey tell you. Let’s give them drama, proper action film.”

Singer Teniola Apata, popularly known as Teni, has reminisced former national anthem, stating how it made her childhood beautiful.

Teni noted how she made lots of pleasant memories and moments with the old national anthem. 

The Nation reported that President Bola Tinubu on Wednesday signed the National Anthem Bill 2024 into law to reinstate the old anthem, “Nigeria, We Hail Thee.”

Following the verdict, Teni said she would miss the replaced National Anthem, “Arise, O Compatriots.”

On her X handle, Teni wrote: “Arise o compatriots, I’ll miss you, thank you for so many childhood memories. till we meet again, love SM.”

‘Arise, O compatriots’ was adopted as Nigeria’s National Anthem in 1978.

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The lyrics were composed by John A. Ilechukwu, Eme Etim Akpan, B. A. Ogunnaike, Sota Omoigui and P. O. Aderibigbe.

The anthem was performed by the Nigeria Police Band under the directorship of B. E. Odiasse.

By the implication of the National Anthem Bill 2024 which was recently signed into law by President Tinubu, ‘Arise, O compatriots’ has now officially been replaced by the old anthem, ‘Nigeria, We Hail Thee’ as Nigeria’s National Anthem.

Singer Teni Apata has bragged about her charitable acts of sponsoring 20 kids to private universities and secondary schools.

Asking Nigerians what they have done for their country, she blew her own trumpet on her X platform.

The ‘Billionaire’ crooner added that she not only pays their fees, but she is actively involved in their lives. 

She claimed the schools are top institutions in Nigeria, including Babcock, Covenant University, Redeemers and others.

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She added she has several others whose secondary school tuition she also pays.

She wrote: “I got 20 kids in school, 10 private university students, 3 in Babcock, 3 in C.U, 3 in Redeemers and 1 in AUN. 

“10 kids in private secondary schools, 3 in the East, 2 in Lagos and 1 in Jos. All in boarding school, I pay and take care of their fees and I’m active in their lives. What have you done as a citizen of this country?”

Afrobeats singer Teniola Apata popularly known as Teni has wondered if beggars do not have the fear of God in them.

The singer took to her Instagram account to advise beggars to refrain from constant begging.

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She said: “Beggars Association of Nigeria, who be una president? I need to talk to your president because Una no get conscience again, Una no fear God.

“You go beg pesin for money 3 days ago, come back again two days later to ask again. Am I your mother or father? Did they write your name on my head? Una no dey fear God? Fear God o, beggars association, it’s not good.”

Singer Teniola Apata, popularly known as Teni has gushed over her beauty, declaring that she isn’t a competition with anybody.

While many refer to the singer as a tomboy, she described herself as the most beautiful woman.

Teni was seen in the video wearing a thick make-up / filter, implying that she is the nicest person to have ever existed among the people.

In her words: “People wey fine pass me no pass one and the person na still me, i fine pass my self, nobody fine reach me, na me be my competition.”

Read Also: AFCON: Singer Teni cries uncontrollably over Super Eagles’ defeat

In the video, Teni was seen flaunting her facial appearance before displaying her lips showing how sweet she is.

Captioning the video, Teni wrote; “I FINE SOTEY I FINE PASS MY SELF.”

Following the Super Eagles’ loss at the just concluded 2023 AFCON tournament, popular singer, Teniola Apata has broken down in tears.

Recall that Ivory Coast defeated Nigeria two goals to one to win the cup.

Teni, who witnessed the match, cried profusely over the defeat, expressing her distress at the embarrassment suffered by the Super Eagles at the hands of the Ivory Coast team.

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With tears streaming down her face, the ‘Billionaire’ crooner cried out for relief, saying she could not bear the pain any longer.

Singer Teniola Apata popularly known as Teni has revealed the cause of heartbreaks in relationships. 

According to the ‘Malaika’ crooner, being deceitful in a relationship is one of the major reasons for heartbreak.

She made the statement in a recent video shared online.

Teni suggested that more people should be honest with themselves too by knowing their place and not overvalue their importance when in relationships.

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She encouraged people to say the truth, as she admits there are some people who cannot handle the truth.

She said: “It is because people don’t like telling the truth, that is why there are heartbreaks. You have not been asked out but in your head you are in a relationship, but you will be angry seeing them with other people.

“Relax, If they are told the truth, they can resort to violent measures because of the information received so it is best to not be honest with such individuals.”

Popular afrobeats singer, Teni Apata has voiced her dissatisfaction with the way her enemies feed her in her dreams.

Afrobeats sensation Teni Apata has voiced her dissatisfaction with the way her enemies feed her in her dreams.

The “Malaika” crooner disclosed that in a recent dream, her enemies served her food, but it was a letdown.

According to her, they presented a plate of rice with only one turkey, which she found inadequate for a celebrity like herself.

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In a video, she issued a warning to them, urging them to step up their game this year and enhance the garnishment in their dreamt-up meals.

Teni captioned: “If you give me fried rice for dream, put plenty turkey and dodo abeg.”

In reaction, @jokkercruz said: “E be like say the last meal were u chop na only rice reach u”

Successaw wrote: “Come and collect it tonight. I’ll be in your dreams”

Xandra_jay stated: “You even saw fried rice.

What if they bring you agbado?”

Fawehinmi wrote: “God abeg u see my heart give me money to cook fried rice, plenty turkey and dodo for THE REAL IDAN”.