Award-winning Nigerian rapper Reminisce has announced that his highly anticipated 8th album will hit the shelves in September 2025. The hip-hop icon shared the news with his fans July 30, via a social media post, generating significant buzz among music enthusiasts.

This new project promises to be another milestone in Reminisce’s illustrious career, which has been marked by critically acclaimed albums such as “My Book of Rap Stories,” “Alaga Ibile,” and “El Hadj.” His previous works have not only resonated with fans but have also earned him a spot on the prestigious Billboard World Chart. Reminisce’s ability to blend hip-hop with traditional fuji and Afrobeats has endeared him to a wide audience, solidifying his position as one of Nigeria’s most celebrated rappers.

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The upcoming album follows the success of his 2024 EP “Sui Generis,” which featured collaborations with notable artists like Vector, BadBoy Timz, and Bhadboi OML. This project showcased Reminisce’s versatility and creativity, further establishing his reputation as a trailblazer in the Nigerian music scene.

With his unique style and lyrical prowess, Reminisce continues to push the boundaries of Nigerian music. Fans are eagerly awaiting the release, anticipating another masterpiece that will further cement his legacy in the music industry. The September 2025 release date has set the stage for what promises to be a significant moment in Reminisce’s career, and music lovers are looking forward to experiencing the evolution of his artistry.

As Reminisce prepares to drop his 8th album, the anticipation is palpable. With a career spanning over a decade, Reminisce has consistently delivered hits that have topped charts and resonated with fans globally. His upcoming album is expected to be another testament to his artistry and dedication to his craft.

The news of her passing was confirmed by fellow actor Akinola ‘Segbowe’ Akano, who mourned her in a heartfelt Instagram post on Thursday.

He shared their last conversation and photos of the late actress, revealing that she had earlier said she was feeling better.

“Motola! Strange but I tried checking on you at the wee hours of that morning. You said you were FINE & BACK! This is a rude shock, Omotola! Journey well, sister. God be with your family,” he wrote.

Details about the cause of her death have not been made public.

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Confirming her demise on his Instagram story, veteran actor Odunlade Adekola, under whose mentorship Odunsi trained wrote, “Jesus Christ. RIP Omotola.”

Also, Ashabi Simple, actress and mother of singer Portable’s child, expressed disbelief over Omotola Odunsi’s death, recalling how they recently met on a movie set and made plans for future collaborations.

“I’m shocked. You’re one of the best actors I’m rooting for. I saw you earlier this year when I was shooting Deputy and we promised to feature each other in our next project. But now, you laboured and didn’t wait to reap. I remember nights you chatted with me to give hope and advice. Most of your wishes didn’t even come true. GOD, we can’t question you. Death is deep,” she wrote.

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After initially working as a credit officer at a state‑owned bank, Omotola resigned in 2019 to pursue acting full-time a decision driven by passion and supported by her family.

In 2018, she successfully auditioned for Odunlade Adekola Films Production, where she began her professional on‑set career under the mentorship of Nollywood veteran Odunlade Adekola .

She has featured prominently in several Yoruba films such as Ajanaku, Darkness, Ogo Oluwa, Dagogo, Ariran, Doctor Adunni, Folagbade, President Kuti, Amonata, Officer Adaeze, Ifedayo, Ayanmo Ire, and Lisabi: The Uprising.

Celebrity barman, Pascal Okechukwu, popularly known as Cubana Chief Priest, has ignited reactions following his recent post on social media.

In a recent Instagram post, the Celebrity barman shared a playful video from his vacation in France, using a catchphrase famously associated with Ati’s online call-outs.

“PASKAL !!! You Will Suffer,” he captioned.

The drama stems from his ongoing paternity dispute with Hellen Ati, a Kenyan woman who claims Chief Priest is the father of her two-year-old son.

Hellen Ati alleged that Cubana Chief Priest fathered her child after a short romantic encounter in April 2022.

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Despite her persistent demands for a DNA test, the nightlife mogul has reportedly ignored her requests.

The Kenyan woman has repeatedly taken to social media to call out Cubana Chief Priest, publicly dragging his wife into the controversy and issuing threats.

Cubana Chief Priest has filed a defamation lawsuit against Hellen Ati in a Kenyan court, seeking an interim injunction to restrain her from making further defamatory statements about him.

The lawsuit alleges that Hellen Ati’s claims are unfounded and driven by malice, based on selective social media disclosures rather than concrete and verifiable evidence.

The video has triggered a wave of amusement online, with many netizens finding the response hilarious.

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@wf_lamar said, “I read it in her voice”

@dr_dalu commented, “Helen think say life na Nollywood”

@donsurplusenterprise wrote, “Na this kain suffer I want o”

@ejuraobike reacted, “Kai this little boy did not beg to come to this world. Hmmmm”

@crossberry8 said, “Pity people that get pregnant for a man that doesn’t even like them in the first place”

@Vivianvictor296 wrote, “Pascal you must do DNA” @ifypeterofficial reacted, “Paskal you be agbaya”

@bolaomoekiti commented, “Paskaluuu Ogechukwu cam and take ya baby, your baby never eat since 1week now you dey eat suya”