Famous Afrobeats singer Patoranking’s sister, Chioma, died in a home explosion, with her husband George succumbing to injuries a day later. The tragic incident occurred shortly after their housewarming and child’s birthday celebration. Media personality Cutie Juls shared the devastating news on Instagram, revealing the efforts made by Patoranking to save his brother-in-law.

In a heartbreaking turn of events, Chioma, the sister of Nigerian Afrobeats star Patoranking, has died following a gas explosion in her home.

Chioma was reportedly killed instantly in the explosion, while her husband, George, fought for his life but ultimately succumbed to his injuries on September 11, 2024.

The tragic incident took place just days after their housewarming and their child’s birthday celebration.

The news was shared by media personality Cutie Juls, who posted a video of the aftermath of the explosion on Instagram.

In her post, she mentioned the efforts made by Patoranking to save his brother-in-law, including purchasing large amounts of blood in an attempt to save him. Unfortunately, George passed away in hospital, leaving their child an orphan.

Cutie Juls expressed deep concern for Patoranking, noting how much he loved his sister. She urged his friends and associates to offer him support during this difficult time.

As of now, neither Patoranking nor his management team has made any official statements regarding the tragic loss.

The news has shocked fans and the entertainment industry alike, with many expressing their condolences for the grieving family.

Food critic Opeyemi Famakin claims entertainment mogul, Cubana Chiefpriest, threatened him after a critical review of his restaurant. Famakin posted screenshots of their conversations, urging the public to hold Chiefpriest accountable if anything happens to him.

Opeyemi Famakin, a well-known food critic, has accused entertainment mogul Cubana Chiefpriest of threatening his life following a restaurant review.

Famakin, who visited Chiefpriest’s restaurant in Imo State on September 11, 2024, praised its ambiance but criticised the quality of the pastries.

Initially, Chiefpriest publicly thanked Famakin for visiting, but privately, the tone shifted. On September 12, 2024, Famakin posted screenshots of a direct message where Chiefpriest appeared to threaten him, stating that “karma is real” and suggesting Famakin would face consequences for his review.

Chiefpriest added that the restaurant in question is owned by a six-year-old, implying the review was unnecessarily harsh.

Famakin, alarmed by the message, urged the public to hold Chiefpriest accountable should anything happen to him while in Imo State.

He highlighted the disparity between Chiefpriest’s public and private responses, noting that while the public comment was polite, the private message was far more aggressive.

The situation has sparked conversations online about the power dynamics between influencers and business owners, particularly when negative reviews are involved.

Controversial Nigerian artist, Portable, ordered his men to beat a dealer over alleged failure to deliver his new car from America.

Controversial Nigerian Street-Hop artiste, Portable, has ordered his men to assault a car dealer over an alleged delay in delivering his new car.

In a video circulating on social media, the enraged singer explained that two weeks had passed since he made payment for the vehicle, yet it had not been delivered.

The car dealer, visibly distressed and sitting on the floor, was pleading with Portable as the artist furiously shouted, “Where is my car? Are you trying to kill me or scam me? I will destroy your life!”

Portable claimed the dealer had helped him ship a car from America but was now failing to deliver it on time.

According to Portable, he was supposed to make a social media post about the new car the previous day, but the dealer had been lying to him about its delivery.

In the heat of the moment, Portable instructed his men to continue beating the dealer, who was heard begging, “Please, I didn’t take your car.”

This incident occurred less than 48 hours after Portable was caught on camera slapping a preacher who was preaching at his bar, further solidifying his reputation for controversial outbursts.