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Reactions As Nigerian Gospel Artiste Arrives Stage In Casket [PHOTOS]

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2 years ago

October 21, 2023

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A well-known gospel singer, Samuel Oguche, better known as Onoja on Friday created a buzz on social media due to his unorthodox entrance into a church service.

Onoja who took to his Facebook page to share photos of his performance at a church in Jalingo, Taraba State capital could be seen in his grand entrance into the church which amazed a lot of residence

However, what caught the attention of many people, was his entrance as he arrived at the worship center in a coffin.

It was gathered that Onoja was trying to visually illustrate the theme of the church programme “Funeral Service – Death Of Self.”

Sharing photos from the event, Onoja wrote, “Thank you Jalingo City !!! I am so overwhelmed by the testimonies we received after this Experience.

“We return all glory to God for the impact, transformed lives and many others. Welcome Once again to Funeral Service — Death of Self (Die Daily).”

elohim: “These people are openly doing rituals inside churches and u mumus still sit there.”

l.tobiloba wrote: “He won’t still blow. Spiritual Rituals in disguise, I’m perplexed and flummoxed.”

wisdomcounsellin wrote: “Moral Lesson: we can’t add anything to Jesus or the Holy Spirit, this gospeltainmnet is becoming unbecoming. Respectfully.”

soundg.o.d wrote: “I can picture DADDY FREEZE racing towards his house to goan set up his Ring light n white curtain to throw more light on this matter’s arising.”

i_am_the_oasis wrote; “Is time you people see what is really happening for what it’s truly is. Demons, deceit, extortion, lies, fraud all in the Name of God in the so-called “House of God” Oloun Jo da luyi ru.”

dolce__la_vid wrote: “There is nothing wrong in him trying to pass a message with a concept. Nigerians are too religious. The second most prayerful country in the world and yet you all want to travel to a country where they don’t pray much. Keep using the region to deceive yourselves. In America or Canada they can make a joke like this and everyone will clap and get the message but he reaches Nigerians turn na different things you go hear. Assistant Jesus everywhere.”

she wrote: ”NESS men of God and associates Nigeria limited. Mtcheww.”

meenah_07 wrote: “Why the rush to enter a coffin ⚰️ when las las you will enter and won’t be able to come out.”

ksolo_hitz wrote: “What if he passed on to glory like that? God know e get some kind play wey I no fit to try.”

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Why I Can Share My Husband With My Friend — Regina Daniels

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2 hours ago

September 5, 2025

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Popular Nollywood actress, Regina Daniels, has revealed why she can share her husband with her friend, explaining that she would be willing to do so if the friend had been single for too long.

The actress, who is married to Senator Ned Nwoko, made this revelation in a recent post via the Insta-stories section of her official Instagram page, where she has 15.3 million followers.

In the post, Regina Daniels reshared a reel of a lady who said she decided to lend her man to her best friend who had been single for over six months.

Words overlaid on the reel read: “My friend was single for over 6months so I lent her my man.”

Supporting the idea, Regina Daniels reposted the video and added her own take, stressing that she could also do the same for her friend if the situation arose.

She wrote: “Something I can do though.”

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Why I Left Fela’s Band – Femi Kuti Reveals

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7 hours ago

September 5, 2025

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Femi Kuti, a popular Nigerian musician and the first son of the Afrobeat founder, Fela Anikulapo Kuti, has revealed why he left his father’s band.

Femi made the disclosure during his recent appearance on Afropolitan podcast.

Speaking about his decision to part ways with Fela’s music band, Femi Kuti disclosed that he left to discover his own identity because “I did not have any possibility of my life”.

“Growing up in school, everybody would be like ‘aren’t you going to be like your dad or won’t you play music? I was pressured to be like my father.

“If I wanted to play music, I had to be Femi Kuti. I used the same mathematical thought that I cannot be Fela. I began to wear the same outfits with my father because I used to stay with my mother before I ran away to stay with him.

“I was like mini Fela because he usually dresses me like himself. I just thought I should better look for myself fast, or I’m going to be a very unhappy man. So I went back to my mother.

“The moment I formed my band, his fan base descended on me. It was very difficult to find a good write up about me then because the press hated me and at this time, there was no internet for me to defend myself.

“Being under my father, I didn’t have any possibility of my own life, including having children. I saw my life in his life,” the 63-year-old stated

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It’s Unfair To Exclude Tems From Afrobeats Big 3 – Tiwa Savage [VIDEO]

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7 hours ago

September 5, 2025

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Famous Nigerian songstress Tiwa Savage has made a case for Tems after her name was excluded from Afrobeats’ top three artistes.

The term ‘Big 3’ is widely used to refer to the male trio Davido, Burna Boy, and Wizkid, who are celebrated as Nigeria’s most dominant global musical exports.

However, questioning the criteria used in selecting the ‘Big 3’ in the industry, Tiwa argued that the narrative turns a blind eye to the outstanding achievements of leading women in the Afrobeats genre.

Speaking in an interview with BBC Radio 1Xtra, she challenged the exclusionary labelling of female singers and insisted that Tems deserves top-tier recognition.

“Think about it, Certain types of artistes get paid more. So, they get the opportunity to spend more on influencers and radio play so you are going to hear their music way more.

“Also, I feel like it is unfair to have a conversation about the Top 3 and not mention someone like Tems. Are you serious?” she asked.

Tems rose to fame in 2020 after her collaboration with Wizkid on ‘Essence’.

She earned her first Grammy in 2023 for her contribution to ‘Wait For U’ in 2022.

In 2025, Tems received her second Grammy Award in the ‘Best African Performance’ category.