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Portable Calls Out His Babymama, Keji Over Alleged Affairs With Koko Zaria, Netizens React
Netizens are coming to the defense of singer, Portable’s babymama, Keji after he launched a tirade against her over her alleged affair with Koko Zaria, an aide to MC Oluomo.
The street singer had called out Koko Zaria over his alleged affair with his baby mama. The singer who attended Oshodi Day’s event which was backed by MC Oluomo, noted how he was invited to the event by them, yet they disrespected him by sleeping with his baby mama and to make it worse it was allegedly done in his son’s presence.
Threatening him, Portable noted how Koko Zaria is a married man, yet he is sleeping with another man’s woman.
In another post, he called out his baby mama for being cheap, as he alleged that she was sleeping with 36 men.
Taking to the comment section, many pointed out the hypocrisy in Portable’s statement as they noted how he is married and still sleeping with several women, yet wants his baby mama to stay lonely.
One Sisi Painter wrote, “See as e dey hurt over someone he definitely doesn’t care about. Just yesterday, 2 other women posted him up with love letters
One Luv Curves Diane wrote, “You met your match
One Becky Philips wrote, “The thing pain am, he think say the babymama will not see man wey better pass am. The things pain am
One Moxie Storm wrote, “Men cannot handle what they dish
One Olu Herodotus wrote, “Lok why so pained Oga. You want to be hoarding them? Abeg let another man chop to Abi no be former Alaafin wife u sef carry for house?
One Suave Skin wrote, “One thing about men is they hate women like them. You get more than one wife but your ex wey dey waka waka still dey pain
One Olamiday wrote, “Person wey get 2 wives? Abi na 3 ni. Dis one pain am o
One Aramide Adire Couture wrote, “So he dey pain like this pls someone should check on him ohh because
One Chiagoziey wrote, “But you get wife for house and you go give another woman belle
One Precious Onuwaje wrote, “Oga na pikin she born for you. Stay in your lane and let her be
One Emomotimi Fanama wrote, “It’s funny when men think women don’t have blood or feel pain”.
Recall that Portable welcomed a child with Keji otherwise known as Honey Berry in December 2021.
The lovebirds were set to tie the knot and Portable had even introduced her to his wife, Bewaji when things turned sour after he caught her cheating on him.
Portable took to his Instagram page to vent out as he lamented over how a man could put a woman in his house and yet she was double dating, whilst planning their wedding.
Rumours going round reveal his second wife was having an affair and according to words on the street, the ‘Zazoo’ crooner, who had been suspecting her, got hold of her phone and read her chats with her alleged lover.
However, the two reconciled as Keji made a lifetime promise to him.
Keji revealed that she would rather spend one moment holding him than a lifetime knowing she could never do such and appreciated him for his sweet gesture towards their son.
But, in September, things had changed as Keji called him out for neglecting his son, accusing him of being a deadbeat father as she claimed he hadn’t sent her money for his son in over 4 months.
She noted how another man cannot continue to feed his son, while he is alive as she urged him to take care of his son or risk his secrets being exposed.
Nigerian singer Asake has confirmed his exit from YBNL Nation, launching his own imprint, Giran Republic, while maintaining ties with Empire
Nigerian singer Ahmed Ololade, popularly known as Asake, has officially confirmed his departure from Olamide’s YBNL Nation. Speculation about his exit had been circulating, but the artist put the rumours to rest by releasing his latest single, *Why Love*, under his own imprint, **Giran Republic**.
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Despite leaving YBNL, Asake’s relationship with his former label boss, Olamide, appears to remain intact. Earlier in the year, he paid homage to Olamide in his song *Military*, dispelling any notions of a rift between them.
Asake joined YBNL Nation in February 2022, a move that propelled him to mainstream success. In July of the same year, he signed a distribution deal with **Empire**, a partnership he still maintains even after exiting YBNL.
With Giran Republic now established, fans are eager to see how Asake shapes his career as an independent artist. Given his track record of hit releases, his next moves in the industry are highly anticipated.
Odumodublvck and the late Mohbad dominate the 17th Headies Awards nominations, celebrating the best in Nigerian music across multiple categories
The organisers of the prestigious Headies Awards have unveiled the nominees for the 17th edition, with rapper Odumodublvck and the late singer Mohbad leading the pack. The announcement was made on Wednesday via the official Headies X (formerly Twitter) platform.
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Odumodublvck received five nominations, making him the most nominated artist, while Mohbad, Ayra Starr, and Shallipopi followed closely with three nominations each. This recognition underscores their impact on Nigeria’s vibrant music scene.
The 2025 Headies Awards, set to take place on 5 April 2025, will honour music videos and recordings released between April 2023 and 31 July 2024. The nominations highlight both established and emerging talents across multiple categories, including Best Rap Single, Best Collaboration, and Afrobeats Single of the Year.
– **Best Rap Single**: Odumodublvck’s *Cast* (with Shallipopi) and *Civilian* (with Wale)
– **Best Collaboration**: Chike and Mohbad’s *Egwu*, Kizz Daniel and Davido’s *Twe Twe Remix*, and Odumodublvck’s *Blood on the Dance Floor*
– **Afrobeats Single of the Year**: Asake’s *Remember*, Chike and Mohbad’s *Egwu*, and Flavour’s *Big Baller*
The **Rookie of the Year** category showcases fresh talent, featuring Llona, Taves, Zerry DL, and Kaestyles, while the **Best Vocal Performance (Female)** category highlights vocal powerhouses like Ayra Starr, Niniola, and Simi.
In the **Best Street-Hop Artiste** category, Mohbad’s *Ask About Me* competes with Shallipopi’s *Cast*, Seyi Vibez’s *Different Patterns*, and Ayo Maff’s *Dealer* featuring Fireboy.
The **Songwriter of the Year** category features strong contenders such as Simi (*Stranger*), Qing Madi (*Vision*), and Wizard Chan (*Stages of Life*). Additionally, top producers including Sarz, Magicsticks, and London are in the running for **Producer of the Year**.
With a mix of mainstream superstars and promising newcomers, the 17th Headies Awards promises to be a thrilling celebration of Nigerian music. Fans eagerly await the big night on 5 April 2025 to see who takes home the coveted trophies.
Nigerian Idol Season 5 winner K-Peace alleges he never received his N7.5 million prize, car, or Dubai trip, 10 years after winning the show
Kunle Ogunrombi, popularly known as K-Peace, has accused the organisers of *Nigerian Idol* of failing to deliver the prize package he won a decade ago.
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K-Peace, who emerged as the winner of *Nigerian Idol Season 5* in 2015, claimed during an interview on the *Honest Bunch Podcast* with Nedu Wazobia that he never received the promised N7.5 million, brand-new car, or a two-week trip to Dubai.
In a viral video circulating on social media, the singer expressed his frustration, revealing that he struggled financially despite being declared the champion of the popular talent show.
“I came outside of the *Nigerian Idol* platform with zero naira in my account,” he lamented. Speaking in pidgin English, he added, “As *Nigerian Idol* winner, I go waka all through Lagos, go for interviews without food for belle despite winning N7.5 million.”
He further alleged that when he inquired about his prizes, organisers gave excuses, claiming they were still *branding* the car.
“What they announced on national TV be say I won N7.5 million with a brand-new car and a two-week trip to Dubai. I go through hell after winning the show,” he said.
The allegations have sparked outrage among fans and the music community, with many calling on the show’s organisers to respond.
*Nigerian Idol*, a music talent reality show, has produced several winners over the years, but K-Peace’s claims raise questions about the fulfilment of prize commitments.
As of now, the organisers of *Nigerian Idol* have yet to respond to the accusations.
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