Portable has issued a strong warning to fans about comparing him to Asake. In an Instagram post, he urged them to stop, stating he resembles American singer Lil Wayne more. The music star also clarified that he does not owe Empire Records, following his recent bank details post online.

Controversial artist Portable has issued a strong warning to fans about comparing him to fellow musician Asake. In an Instagram post, he urged them to stop, claiming he resembles American singer Lil Wayne more.

The music star, who recently posted his bank details online, clarified that he does not owe Empire Records but has been using money from Sony.

He emphasized that as a CEO, neither Sony nor Empire Records can damage his reputation since he hasn’t taken their money. Portable also expressed gratitude to Olamide, Skepta, and Wizkid for their support.

Portable also mentioned that he continues to earn money from Zazau, the song he worked on with Olamide. Regarding Skepta, he revealed that their encounter in London transformed his life, helping him find his path and earn money from Sony Records.

The Zeh Nation leader also praised Wizkid, sharing that the Ojuelegba artist gave him money after seeing him with Olamide.

Last Updated on January 15, 2025 by News Time

Moses Bliss has cautioned Nigerians against sharing images of other babies as his own. In a Facebook post on Tuesday, he clarified that he has not yet revealed his child’s face. The singer and his wife, Marie Bliss, announced the birth of their first child on January 10, 2025.

Gospel artist Moses Bliss has cautioned Nigerians against sharing images of other babies as his own. In a Facebook post on Tuesday, he clarified that he has not yet revealed his child’s face.

The singer and his wife, Marie Bliss, announced the birth of their first child on Friday, January 10, 2025.

Moses Bliss thanked everyone for their support but asked Nigerians to stop sharing fake pictures, including AI-generated ones.

He mentioned being overwhelmed with photos of babies from around the world and wrote, “Please stop circulating other people’s baby pictures as ours. We appreciate the love but let’s do the right thing. We have not posted our child.”

Last Updated on January 15, 2025 by News Time

Seun Kuti shared how his father, Fela Kuti, ensured his teachers didn’t punish him in school. He explained that Fela wanted to handle discipline himself and gave Seun a note on his first day, instructing the headmistress not to punish him.

Afrobeats singer Seun Kuti shared how his father, the legendary Fela Anikulapo Kuti, ensured his teachers didn’t hit him in school, as Fela wanted to handle discipline personally.

Seun Kuti shared that on his first day of school, his father gave the headmistress a note asking her not to punish him. When he moved to secondary school, Fela did the same with the principal.

Seun Kuti recalled an incident when a teacher hit him, prompting him to rush home to tell his father. He shared that while his father’s actions towards the teacher caused him pain, it also made him happy, as he had disliked that teacher.

Seun Kuti noted that some people view hitting children as an African practice. However, the 41-year-old singer, who turns 42 on January 11, 2025, clarified that it was Africans who were beaten, raising the question of who was inflicting the beatings.

Seun Kuti’s comments were in reference to the incident involving a three-year-old child at Christ-Mitots School in Ikorodu, Lagos, who was harmed by his teacher, Stella Nwadigo.

She repeatedly hit the boy for not writing numbers correctly in class. The incident sparked outrage on social media, leading the Lagos state government to arrest her.

Last Updated on January 9, 2025 by News Time