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Adekunle Gold visits Khaid in hospital

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Award-winning Afrobeat sensation, Adekunle Gold has melted many Nigerians’ hearts after visiting fast rising singer Khaid in hospital shortly after returning to Nigeria.

Nigerian comedian and social media influencer Sydney Talker had called for support and prayers for the ailing singer, Khaid, after the young rapper was rushed to the hospital on April 17 due to complications from internal bleeding.

Videos circulating online depicted the singer being transported into a hospital room, surrounded by medical staff.

Adekunle Gold’s visit was recorded, and it got fans talking, with many noting that he was a caring and humble.

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Khaid looked weak and pale and was seen nodding as Adekunle Gold spoke to him. With him in the room were two other men and a lady who sat by Khaid’s bedside. It looked like a short visit as Gold soon raised his hands, signaling a roundup to his team.

His health status remained unknown for a while as management failed to release a statement.

Carter Efe had shared a video recording of the budding musician trying to walk to his bed with the help of two men. He wrote: “Thank God Khaid is getting better.”

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Annie Idibia opens up about miscarriage, emotional struggles

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Annie Idibia reveals her miscarriage of twins last year, sharing the emotional toll and her decision to confide only in her husband and mother

 

Annie Idibia, the wife of renowned Nigerian musician 2Baba, has opened up about a heartbreaking miscarriage she experienced last year.

Also read: 2Baba’s ‘Face2Face’ album is the blueprint for Afrobeats – Adekunle Gold

Speaking on the recently premiered third season of the Netflix reality series Young, Famous and African, Annie disclosed that she had been expecting twins but lost the pregnancy.

Reflecting on the emotional toll, Annie revealed that despite already having two children, the loss deeply affected her.

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“I was not coming out enough the whole of last year. I was pregnant with twins, but I had a miscarriage,” she shared during the show.

Annie admitted that she struggled to share her grief with others, choosing to confide only in her husband, Innocent Idibia (popularly known as 2Baba), and her mother.

“I wasn’t even sure if I could share this with any of my friends. It’s only Innocent and my mum that knew about it,” she said.

The actress and entrepreneur also expressed her wish for a support system during the challenging period, noting how isolating the experience felt.

Young, Famous and African season 3, which premiered on 17 January, offers fans an intimate glimpse into the lives of prominent African celebrities, including their personal triumphs and struggles.

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Annie’s candid revelation has resonated with many viewers, sparking conversations around the often-overlooked topic of miscarriage and the emotional strength required to cope.

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Bobrisky slams EFCC as Nigeria’s “most wicked organisation”

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Bobrisky accuses EFCC of hypocrisy, calling it Nigeria’s “most wicked organisation,” while reacting to public sympathy for a fallen official

 

 

Nigerian transgender celebrity Bobrisky has fiercely criticised the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC), calling it the “most wicked organisation in Nigeria.”

Also read: Nigerian crossdresser Bobrisky flees country after EFCC custody release

The statement was made in response to the EFCC’s plea for public empathy following the death of one of its officials during a night raid in Anambra State.

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Bobrisky took to Instagram Stories on Monday to air grievances against the anti-corruption agency, accusing it of hypocrisy.

“I just don’t like reading about the EFCC online because I feel like I want to throw up each time I read about them,” Bobrisky wrote.

The controversial figure alleged mistreatment during a prior encounter with the EFCC, sharing that the agency had detained and searched Bobrisky’s house on suspicion of money laundering.

“You’re asking the public to be human over the loss of your staff, but you are the most wicked people in Nigeria,” Bobrisky claimed.

Describing the experience further, Bobrisky stated, “When I was in your custody, you took me to my house and searched it, claiming I was printing money. The police are 100% better than you all, one million times.”

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The EFCC, known for its high-profile investigations into financial crimes, often faces scrutiny for its methods and operations.

Bobrisky’s remarks have sparked a heated debate online, with fans and critics alike sharing their opinions on the controversial post.

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May D opens up about secret marriage, divorce

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Nigerian singer May D shares his experience as a house husband in Sweden and the reason behind his divorce during the COVID-19 lockdown

 

Nigerian singer Akinmayokun Awodumila, better known as May D, has opened up about his secret marriage to a Swedish woman and the eventual divorce that followed.

Also read: Madrina criticises music industry practices, shares 2018 show incident

The ‘Soundtrack’ crooner shared the details during an episode of The Honest Bunch podcast, revealing a surprising chapter of his life abroad.

May D disclosed that after relocating to Sweden, he became a “house husband,” staying at home to take care of their child while his wife worked.

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Despite not holding a traditional job, he earned more from his music shows than his wife did in her working career.

“I went to Sweden for a show but decided to settle down there since my girlfriend was Swedish. I was a house husband. What do you want me to do? I should go and work?” he explained.

“My wife was working but when I go for a show, I make five times what she earns in a month. I was a house husband but I was comfortable. I had my baby, my wife can’t be the one taking care of the baby and working at the same time.”

However, the marriage came to an end during the COVID-19 lockdown. May D explained that he was stuck in Nigeria at the time, which led to his wife filing for divorce.

“We got divorced during COVID-19 because I got stuck in Nigeria. That was how she divorced me. You know they think different from us,” he said.

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May D’s candid revelation sheds light on the challenges faced in international relationships, particularly during the pandemic, and provides a glimpse into his life as both a father and a musician.

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