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“I will resurrect Mohbad if am allowed to see his dead body” prophet vows

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Oba Ewulomi, a Nigerian prophet, has vowed to resurrect the late Afrobeat singer Mohbad, who died twelve days ago.

This follows the autopsy of the singer’s body, which was exhumed and put in the morgue by police.

In a video that has since stirred emotions from fans of the late singer, prophet Ewulomi swore to wake Mohbad if he’s given access to his body.

“Mohbad can still live again whether you are a believer or not. Let me see his body; give me access to his body. With the power of God, I can wake him,” he said in part.

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He pressed on to state that the late singer’s death was a homicide done by an insider while naming Mohbad’s father as a suspect. He added that the other suspects include the late singer’s friend, the nurse and a third party at the hospital where he was taken.

Reacting to the post;

maccoded: Please lets take him there… let him have access to his body please .

god_win_6: Sure you will see mohbad but only if we going to send you to go and meet him.

legendpaapi: Make they take him to where MOH they and if he no wake up make them give him 100years in prison.. that’s my final judgement.

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otrege_muyonmuyon: Wonders shall never end,what God cannot do doesn’t exist ,give him a chance before given him a trials.

opssy_3300′: And if he come’s back to life truly..can you relate will m normally as before that he was alive hun?make i know una mind oo first..

hypediva_zeeynee: Una too like Nollywood things for this Africa 😖 kinigbogbo eleyi  You all will just pick up a phone and start recording who is your director ? 😂 There is nothing God can’t do sha but then let’s take always Nollywood scene from reality 😂.

shekemi4465: Just promise us say if him no wake up make we berry you with am.

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DJ Cuppy hints at career shift amid search for greater impact

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DJ Cuppy hints at a career change, reflecting on her growth and desire to make a bigger impact, sharing insights on social media.

 

 

Florence Otedola, widely known as DJ Cuppy, recently revealed she might be ready to step away from her DJ career to pursue new opportunities for greater impact.

In a candid post on her X handle, the popular Nigerian disc jockey shared that while DJing has always been her passion, this year has brought on a sense of change. She hinted at a desire to “level up” and explore paths that could allow her to make a more significant difference.

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Also read: DJ Cuppy returns to school for fourth degree

 

“DJing is my passion, but tbh this year has felt like a whole new experience, like I’m meant to level up and make a bigger impact… Only God knows what’s next,” Cuppy wrote, leaving fans intrigued about her next move.

One fan, nostalgic for her previous work, encouraged her to return to DJing, admitting he “missed her vibes” on social media.

Responding with unexpected honesty, DJ Cuppy said, “I don’t like the old me at all,” implying that she feels she has outgrown aspects of her past self and is seeking a fresh direction.

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Earlier this year, DJ Cuppy took a spiritual step by getting baptised, a journey she has embraced wholeheartedly. Following her baptism, she released a gospel mixtape, which she attributed to divine inspiration, indicating a possible shift in her music and personal focus.

For DJ Cuppy, this year seems to be one of profound reflection and exploration, with her fans eagerly watching to see where her evolving path will lead. Whether she returns to DJing or transitions into new ventures, it’s clear that Cuppy’s journey continues to captivate.

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Ayra Starr becomes most-viewed Nigerian female artist on YouTube

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Ayra Starr surpasses Yemi Alade as the most-viewed Nigerian female artist on YouTube, with her hit “Rush” now holding the top spot in views.

 

 

Nigerian music sensation Ayra Starr has achieved a major milestone by becoming the most-viewed female artist from Nigeria on YouTube.

The 22-year-old recently overtook Yemi Alade, amassing a total of 811 million views, compared to Alade’s 805 million.

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Also read: Revealed! Why Tiwa Savage is crazy over Ayra Starr

 

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.

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Tiwa Savage declares herself the “Big 1” in Nigerian music amid “Big 3” debate

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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.

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Also read: Tiwa Savage reveals surprising truth about romantic advances

 

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.

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