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I May Not Come Back, Says Actor Osinachi Dike After ‘Japa’

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Nollywood actor, Osinachi Dike, has said he is not returning to Nigeria again as he officially becomes a United States citizen.

Sharing the news on his Facebook page via video, the actor said it was not easy and asked his fans to help him thank God.

He said “So brethren help me thank God. It has not been an easy thing. I will be leaving my family; my wife should take care of the children. I have tried. my wife should take care of my kids.

“I have tried. I need to leave. I need to go and make money. I might not even come back. In fact, anywhere you see me in Owerri or in Nigeria collect money from me cause I am no longer around. Let me go and enjoy myself”.

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Kemi Afolabi Praises Mercy Aigbe After Mother’s Burial

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Kemi Afolabi congratulates Mercy Aigbe and family on the successful burial and life celebration of her late mother, Abisola Grace Owodunni. (more…)

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Sophia Momodu Defends Daughter Amid Online Rumours

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Sophia Momodu defends her daughter Imade against online falsehoods, emphasising her happiness, safety, and loving upbringing.

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Wizkid Sparks Debate Claiming No Blueprint to Fame

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Wizkid no blueprint remark in HBO documentary sparks debate over mentorship and veteran contributions to Nigeria’s music industry.

Lagos, Nigeria, 25 November 2025— Nigerian Afrobeat superstar Ayodeji Ibrahim Balogun, professionally known as Wizkid, has stirred controversy after claiming he had “no blueprint” while rising to fame.

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The statement was made in a snippet from his upcoming HBO documentary Long Live Lagos.

Wizkid, who first gained prominence under the mentorship of veteran singer Banky W, said, “There was no blueprint for me. I had to build a structure for myself.”

The remark quickly ignited debate on social media, with fans and industry commentators questioning whether Wizkid’s comment downplayed Banky W’s pivotal role in his early career.

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Many argued that the statement appeared dismissive of veteran Nigerian musicians who helped shape the country’s contemporary music scene.

Long Live Lagos explores Wizkid’s journey from the streets of Ojuelegba to global superstardom, highlighting his creative process, collaborations, and international success.

Observers noted that while the documentary celebrates his achievements, the no-blueprint claim overshadowed the broader narrative of mentorship and industry guidance.

Music analysts said the backlash reflects the ongoing tension between emerging artists and recognition of the contributions of those who paved the way.

Social media platforms were flooded with debates on mentorship, artistic independence, and the role of veterans in nurturing talent.

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Wizkid has yet to publicly respond to the criticisms, while anticipation grows for the full release of the HBO documentary, which promises a more comprehensive look at his career and personal journey.

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