Canada-based Nigerian actor Temidayo Enitan popularly known as Starboy Temidayo has welcomed his second child, a baby boy with his partner.
The actor took to his Instagram page to announce the birth of his son, Ayomide.
This would be the actor’s second son as he already has an older son from a previous relationship.
Announcing his son’s birth, the latest Canadian father expressed gratitude to God.
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He wrote,
Latest Canadian Father in town. Starboy AYOMIDE… Baba Na Boy (Mini Mii the 2nd) welcome to the Starboy family…. My thanks & appreciation goes to God Almighty only… Kashamadupe”.
Congratulatory messages
Taking to his comment section, his colleagues lavished him with congratulatory messages.
Kemi Korede, Wumi Toriola, Muyiwa Ademola and many more rejoiced with the actor and his family.
Gospel singer Adeyinka Alaseyori wrote, “Congratulations congratulations ooooo me now you don send plenty party rice for me now what will give this new gift of God to the family. Thanks a lot once again
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Kemi Korede wrote, “Congratulations my brother
Olayinka Solomon wrote, “Alhamdulilah next insha Allah
Ayo Ajewole wrote, “Congratulations ooooo. This is so great. My fellow November boy is here ooo. God bless baby
Jide Awobona wrote, “Ayo abara tintin, congratulations brother, Olorun a wo
Bolanle Ninalowo wrote, “Congrats bro! God bless the addition
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Wumi Toriola wrote, “Congratulations Starboy
Muyiwa Ademola wrote, “Wow! Congratulations to you my great brother. Omo idunni ni olorun ma se o. You have never weep over him. Thjs is such a good news. Please tell him big uncle is coming ooo
Yewande Adekoya Abiodun wrote, “Wao, congratulations to you my brother. Omo na a bawa kale lagbara olorun
Debbie Shokoya wrote, “Congratulations
Yetunde Barnabas wrote, “Congratulations bro
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Bukola Adeeyo wrote, “Congratulations bro”.
Starboy Temidayo acquires new car
Temidayo Enitan had acquired a brand new car today and was grateful for the new whip.
The CEO of Starboard Entertainment took to Instagram to share the news with his fans, who congratulated him on his latest achievement.
Sharing photos of the new car on Instagram, Temidayo Enitan delighted in his latest achievement, appreciated God and wished his fans well, hoping good things would fan in place for them.
He wrote: “Latest Movement in Canada. God’s Grace + Education + Entertainment + Loyalty = Starboy Temidayo.
All thanks & appreciation goes to God Almighty only. Congratulations to me, my family & my team. Kashamadupe
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This life just have a good heart, wish everybody well & every other things will fall in place for u”.
Starr’s rise on the platform has been driven largely by her viral hit *Rush*, which has gathered over 395 million views, making it not only her most popular video but also the most-viewed music video by a Nigerian female artist.
This record was previously held by Alade’s *Johnny*, which long stood as a hallmark of Nigerian music on the platform.
Although Ayra Starr now leads in total views, Yemi Alade maintains the highest subscriber count among Nigerian female artists on YouTube, with 2.41 million subscribers.
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Starr follows closely in second place with 2.26 million subscribers, reflecting her growing fanbase and influence.
Ayra Starr’s achievement highlights her rapid ascent in the Nigerian music scene and showcases the impact of her distinctive sound and style on audiences worldwide.
Fans of both artists celebrate this new era of Nigerian music, where young stars continue to break records and expand the global reach of Afrobeats.
Tiwa Savage weighs in on the “Big 3” debate in Nigerian music, declaring herself the “Big 1” when it comes to pure talent and vocal prowess.
Nigerian superstar Tiwa Savage has entered the ongoing debate surrounding the “Big 3” in the Nigerian music industry, which typically includes Wizkid, Davido, and Burna Boy as the nation’s most influential artists.
However, there’s growing discussion about a possible “Big 4,” with fans and critics alike suggesting artists like Tiwa Savage, Rema, and Asake as strong contenders.
During a recent interview with The Beat 99.9 FM in Lagos, Tiwa Savage shared her views on being part of this elite list, boldly declaring herself as the “Big 1” in terms of talent.
When asked by the host if she felt a need to be considered in the “Big 3” or “Big 4,” Savage did not hold back. “Don’t get me started,” she replied confidently.
“If we are to go talent for talent, mic for mic, I am the Big 1. If you take off the numbers [streams], and whatever you want to judge the big whatever with, you can’t see me on the mic.”
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Savage’s remark highlights her belief in her vocal and artistic abilities, suggesting that streaming numbers or other industry metrics don’t fully capture her talent compared to her male counterparts.
“But again,” she added, “it’s not based on that [musical talent],” acknowledging that the current rankings may rely more on metrics beyond raw talent.
The “Big 3” debate has long captivated the Nigerian music scene, with Wizkid, Davido, and Burna Boy’s fans championing their respective idols.
Tiwa Savage’s confident take on the conversation not only asserts her place in the upper echelons of Nigerian music but also challenges the conventional ranking systems that may overlook artistry in favour of commercial success.
As the debate continues, Tiwa Savage’s strong statement adds fuel to the conversation, opening up discussions on what it truly means to be part of Nigeria’s music elite.
Grammy-winning Nigerian singer Tems shares her admiration for Lil Wayne, revealing she used to mimic the rapper during her younger years.
Grammy-winning Nigerian singer Temilade Openiyi, popularly known as Tems, has revealed her youthful admiration for American rapper Lil Wayne.
In a recent appearance on ‘The Cruz Show’ on Real 92.3 FM, the Oscar-nominated diva disclosed that she used to “pretend” to be a rapper, with Wayne serving as her role model.
“Hip-hop is my thing. I used to pretend to be a rapper. I love Lil Wayne as well. I used to pretend to be Lil Wayne when I was younger,” she shared, reminiscing about her formative years and the influence the rapper had on her musical aspirations.
Tems expressed her eagerness to meet the hip-hop icon, saying, “I’ve not met Wayne. I want to meet him so bad. Very soon I know I’m going to meet him.”
This sentiment highlights the deep respect and admiration she holds for Lil Wayne, underscoring the impact he has had on her career.
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As Tems continues to rise in the music industry, her journey serves as a testament to the power of inspiration and the ways in which artists can influence one another across genres and generations.