Carter Efe Vows To Beat Portable As Sosoberakan Tables ₦50 Million Boxing Offer

Soso Soberekon has stirred fresh excitement online after announcing he is prepared to put ₦50 million on the line for a boxing bout between Carter Efe and Portable. The offer surfaced during a livestream, where Soso openly challenged Carter Efe to face Portable in the ring. Rather than shy away, Carter welcomed the idea and urged him to fix a date, insisting he’s more than ready for the fight. With bold confidence, Carter declared, “If I no kill Portable, make e no better for me,” signaling how seriously he’s taking the proposed clash. Reacting to his strong words, Soso reminded him that Portable already has victories over Speed Darlington and Charles Okocha in previous celebrity boxing encounters. Carter, however, remained unfazed and responded confidently, “My hand long o!” suggesting he believes his reach and power will make the difference. The exchange has since generated massive reactions online, with fans eagerly anticipating whether the celebrity showdown will become a reality. pic.twitter.com/4tS4gjQSSB — Asaky (@asakyybackup) February 22, 2026

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Seyi Law Declares Nigeria Is Safer Now Than 10 Years Ago

Seyi Law has ignited fresh controversy after insisting that Nigeria is more secure today than it was a decade ago. During a discussion on The Honest Bunch Podcast, the comedian openly backed President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, arguing that the current administration has achieved meaningful progress in combating insecurity. When asked by co-host Daddy Freeze whether the country feels safer now compared to 10 years ago, Seyi Law responded confidently, “Nigeria is safer now than 10 years ago.” He claimed that more bandits have been taken out under Tinubu’s leadership than in previous governments, including during the time of former President Goodluck Jonathan. Referencing the period when bomb explosions were frequent during the height of insurgency attacks, he questioned critics about the last time Nigerians witnessed such large-scale blasts, suggesting that the situation has improved. However, activist Zekeri, who also featured on the podcast, strongly opposed that view. He argued that insecurity remains widespread, pointing to recent attacks in the Northeast, rising cases of kidnapping, and the killing of senior military officers. According to him, many Nigerians feel they are left to fend for themselves. The conversation later turned political, with Zekeri voicing support for Peter Obi, describing him as a leader whose finances can be accounted for “down to every kobo.” Seyi Law disagreed, maintaining that the country’s economy is gradually improving and that the reforms being implemented, though difficult, are necessary. The exchange has since sparked intense reactions online, with Nigerians divided over claims about security and the state of the nation under the current administration.

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Simi Responds To Backlash Over Old Tweets, Reaffirms Stand Against Sexual Violence

Nigerian singer Simi has responded to online backlash after some of her decade-old tweets resurfaced, sparking debate on social media. The controversy comes amid ongoing discussions about sexual violence and accountability, especially after a viral video involving a TikTok user’s false rape claim drew widespread attention. Simi, who has long spoken out against sexual assault, had used her platform to urge men to hold peers accountable and to reject the normalization of sexual misconduct. Some users unearthed tweets from her X account from over ten years ago and interpreted them as inappropriate. Addressing the resurfaced posts on Sunday, Simi wrote: “I haven’t been on Twitter today – but someone brought a few of my old tweets to my attention and I can’t not address it.” She added context about her age and circumstances at the time: “14 years ago, I was 23, so I was definitely not a child. I’m not here to make excuses because I don’t have anything to make excuses for. What I can’t let anyone do is twist my story to fit false narratives.” Simi explained that she had been helping her mother run a daycare while pursuing her music career, and that the tweets reflected normal interactions with children rather than harmful intent. Reaffirming her stance against sexual violence, she said: “I have always spoken against rape and sexual assault even before you knew I existed. It’s not a costume I’m wearing, it’s who I am… I said stop raping women. I stand by it.” Her clarification has drawn mixed reactions, with supporters defending her and others continuing to question the intent of the old tweets. I haven't been on twitter today – but someone brought a few of my old tweets to my attention and I can't not address it. 14 years ago, I was 23, so I was definitely not a child. I'm not here to make excuses because I don't have anything to make excuses for. What I can't let… — Simi (@SympLySimi) February 22, 2026

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Buju BNXN And Dremo Trade Sharp Diss Lines In Heated Rap Feud

The tension between Buju BNXN and Dremo has escalated after Dremo released his diss track Brother Man, sparking a heated back-and-forth that’s caught fans’ attention. In the track, Dremo aimed his shots at Buju, rapping: “Me, I’m on a journey of spiritual cleansing. I want to clear the smoke wey dey Buju Benson. Buju Benson, I’m over this trolling. P wait, I take it back—you are still a bowling pin.” Buju didn’t stay silent. Responding via Snapchat, he mocked Dremo’s skills, saying: “Brother man, I can’t even rap with you lames. The last time you niggas dropped any flames, I was still back in my 100 level days.” Dremo fired back quickly, taking aim at Buju’s early struggles: “Brother man, you mean the days you were still begging for spaghetti and looking for parson wey go buy you shawarma? Better cut the crap. Last hit you had was probably on your face in South Africa.” The feud has ignited social media, with fans debating who landed the best lines. This clash underscores the competitive edge of Nigeria’s rap scene, where even established stars aren’t safe from lyrical sparring.  

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Kunle Afod And Desola Afod Shut Down Break-Up Rumours With Sweet Instagram Video

Kunle Afod and Desola Afod have finally put an end to the swirling rumours about their marriage. Speculation had grown in recent days after the couple shared cryptic social media posts and skipped public appearances together, leaving fans wondering if all was well. Desola has now put the rumours to rest in the most heartwarming way. She took to Instagram to share a video of herself and Kunle enjoying a cozy car ride together, looking relaxed and happy. Accompanying the clip, she made a bold statement that reassured fans instantly: “I WILL NEVER DISAPPOINT YOU ALL NEVER OJU ONI TIWA LAILAI @kunleafod + @desolaafod”. With that declaration, the couple have effectively silenced the gossip, reminding everyone why they are one of Yoruba Nollywood’s most cherished love stories. Love, it seems, is very much still in the driver’s seat.   View this post on Instagram  

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E-Money Gifts Peller A Car, Hands Carter Efe £5,000 To Seal Reconciliation

E-money has once again made waves in Nigeria’s entertainment scene with an extraordinary display of generosity. Stepping in to settle the conflict between Carter Efe and Peller, the billionaire not only brokered a truce but also forgave Carter for damaging the brand-new car he had gifted. To commemorate the reconciliation, E-money presented Peller with a brand-new Toyota Corolla, a gesture that immediately captured the attention of fans and social media users. He didn’t stop there. Recognizing that Carter Efe’s vehicle had suffered damage during the feud, E-money handed the comedian £5,000 to cover the repairs. Thanks to this thoughtful intervention, both parties patched things up in style, leaving fans celebrating the peaceful resolution and praising E-money for his role as a true peacemaker.   View this post on Instagram  

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NBA YoungBoy Celebrates 13th Child As He And Jazlyn Mychelle Welcome Baby Girl

NBA YoungBoy and his wife, Jazlyn Mychelle, have expanded their family once again. The rapper took to Instagram on Sunday, February 22, to share that they have welcomed another baby girl. The couple, who already have a son and a daughter together, are now parents of three children. In the video shared online, he excitedly said, “My gangsta had her baby,” before asking Jazlyn how she was feeling after the delivery. She simply responded, “relieved!” Although the couple have not released any photos of their newborn yet, fans are already curious to see who the baby will resemble. The new arrival reportedly brings NBA YoungBoy’s total number of children to 13. According to previous reports by TMZ, the rapper had 12 children with different women prior to this birth. Following the announcement, social media users flooded comment sections with reactions. While many congratulated the couple and admired their growing family, others made lighthearted jokes about needing a chart to keep up with all of the rapper’s kids. NBA YoungBoy expands family with 13th child, wife by his side pic.twitter.com/3AHIHig0i6 — TopMixtapes.com (@topmixtapescom) February 23, 2026

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Simi Faces Backlash As 2012 Tweets About 4-Year-Old Boy Resurface Online

Old social media posts made by Nigerian singer Simi in 2012 have resurfaced online, triggering mixed reactions across social platforms. The tweets, written when she was 24, show the singer playfully commenting about a four-year-old boy she said had a crush on her. The posts have since ignited debate, with some users criticising the remarks as inappropriate and questioning accountability, while others argue the comments may have been taken out of context or were intended as humour. In one of the resurfaced tweets, she wrote: “Davido has a crush one me, He kips comn close; actn like he wanna lock lips n den puts his head on my lap, should I give him a chance? P.S: He’s 4.” The tweet has divided opinion online, with critics describing it as disturbing, while supporters insist it was a lighthearted joke that is now being interpreted differently years later.

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