Entertainment
Afro Hip Hop Star Wants Artistes To Tackle Insecurity, Unite Nigeria With Music

Worried by the unabated level of insecurity and the call for secession from various quarters in the country, a Nigerian South Africa based hip hop artiste, Desmond Omoregbe Ogie, has called on fellow artistes to use their music to tackle Insecurity and unite the country.
He gave the call while speaking on his plan to launch his single track musical album titled “Africa” on July 23.
Ogie, whose stage name is “Mr. Five”, said the artistes have an enormous role to play in unifying the country and give a sense of hope and direction to Nigerians because many have given up on the country due to the high level of insecurity and hardship.
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“Music is very powerful, we can use music to change the situations of insecurity and bad governance in Nigeria.
“They should always send messages of hope and unity in their songs because people are losing interest in the country because of insecurity and bad governance”, he said
The Edo-born artiste said the country is so blessed with both human and natural resources, lamenting that its bane is leadership.
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He noted that his love for Nigeria and Africa spurred him to put up the music “Africa” and that all hands must be on the deck to make it great again.
“My humble appeal to the government and other Nigerians is that, we all have to put hands together and make Nigeria a better place because it’s all of us that will enjoy it if the place is great again.
“I want Africa to improve; I want it to compete with other continents. we have everything that can make it a great continent”, he said.
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He called on the Nigerian government to provide a conductive atmosphere for the artistes to thrive by granting them free loans and wave off all the bottlenecks militating against the Nigerian artistes.
Entertainment
‘We Don’t Monitor Such Record’ —GWR Rejects Nigerian Adult Entertainment Star’s Marathon Sex Attempt

The Guinness World Records, GWR, has rejected plans by controversial Nigerian adult entertainment star, Mandy Kiss, to set a world record by having sex with 100 men at a time.
Mandy Kiss had earlier in an Instagram post announced her plan to attempt to have sex with 100 men.
The event is scheduled for October 30, 2025, in the Ikorodu area of Lagos.
The development has sparked controversy on social media with many questioning her moral values.
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However reacting to the trending news under a promotional flyer shared by @Naija_PR on X, Guinness World Record distance itself from the attempt.
The organisation noted that it doesn’t monitor such records.
“This is not a record we monitor,” GWR stated under the post.
Entertainment
VDM Mobilises Ratel Movement For Nationwide Community Service

Nigerian controversial social media critic and activist, Martin Vincent Otse, popularly known as VeryDarkMan, VDM, has begun mobilising his followers under the banner of the Ratel Movement for a nationwide community service.
In a viral video shared on his Facebook page on Wednesday, VDM said the movement would commence monthly sanitisation of communities from Saturday, November 29, 2025.
According to him, the new civic initiative is aimed at tackling environmental decay and promoting patriotism among Nigerian youths.
“Starting from the 29th of November, 2025, which will be on a Saturday, we the Ratel Movement are taking over Nigeria, we are shutting down this country.
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“That being said, we are not shutting down in terms of violence, we are shutting it down in terms of impact,” he said.
VDM explained that the activities would include cleaning public spaces, clearing drainages, rehabilitating school facilities, and other grassroots community services.
“We are going to start what has never been seen before in Nigeria. We are going to be moving from just being on social media claiming to be Ratels to presenting ourselves in real life and impacting our society,” he said.
Entertainment
Davido Gifts Wife Chioma 2025 Mercedes-Benz G-Wagon

Nigerian Afrobeats singer David Adeleke, popularly known as Davido, has gifted his wife, Chioma Adeleke, a 2025 Mercedes-Benz G-Wagon.
The luxury SUV, recently released to the market, is valued at over $150,000 (N240 million), depending on specifications.
The 2025 model features a new design and electric options, representing a significant upgrade from previous versions.
In a video posted on his Instagram Story on Wednesday, Davido said he traded in an older model and added funds to purchase the new vehicle.
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Presenting the G-Wagon to Chioma, he described the gesture as his way of giving her “only the best”.
Chioma, who appeared visibly delighted, received the car months after the couple’s high-profile white wedding in Miami on August 10, 2025.
The wedding, the last in a series of three ceremonies, reportedly cost about $3.7 million and drew notable figures from politics, business and entertainment.
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