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Ladies Hopping On Different D’s Is Not The Way — Nkechi Blessing Reacts To Davido Paternity Drama

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Nollywood actress Nkechi Blessing has weighed in on the ongoing paternity controversy involving Afrobeats star Davido and the family of Anuoluwapo, the girl alleged to be his daughter. As the issue continues to generate heated debate on social media, the actress shared her opinion, appearing to defend Davido against what she suggested was the false imposition of pregnancy and paternity. Though she did not directly mention the singer or the parties involved, her message was widely interpreted as a reaction to the unfolding dispute. In a post shared online, Nkechi addressed women directly, cautioning against careless actions and misplaced claims. She wrote: “Ladies, Hopping on diff D’s is not the best way to live life… Make you no go forget who give you belle, come Dey find where to hang am put.. Rubbish” Her statement has sparked mixed reactions online, with some supporting her blunt stance and others criticizing the tone of her remarks, given the sensitive nature of the paternity issue involving a child.

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Rivers Chief Judge Declines To Probe Governor Fubara, Citing Court Order

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Rivers State Chief Judge, Justice Simeon Amadi, has declined to form a judicial panel to investigate Governor Siminalayi Fubara, pointing to an existing High Court order that bars such action. The Rivers State House of Assembly had requested the chief judge to establish a seven-member panel to probe Governor Fubara and his deputy, Ngozi Odu, over allegations of gross misconduct. A source close to the matter revealed on Wednesday that Justice Amadi cannot act on the request because he is bound by a subsisting court order from a High Court in Port Harcourt. “The state High Court has issued an order in which the name of the Chief Judge was mentioned. He cannot disobey the law; he must do exactly what the court says,” the source said. The source further noted that while the Assembly faction led by Speaker Martins Amaewhule could appeal the ruling, the current order remains in force. “There is a possibility that the Amaewhule group may go on appeal, but the fact remains that the Chief Judge has been ordered by the High Court not to do anything contrary. If there was no court order, I can tell you sincerely that the Chief Judge would have no option but to set up the investigative panel,” the source added.

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UNILAG Law Graduate Dies One Day After Convocation

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A University of Lagos (UNILAG) Law graduate has died just a day after her convocation, leaving friends and family in shock. The news was shared on X by @plantcodesss, who described her as an inspiration despite the challenges she faced. The graduate, part of the 2023 set, had attended UNILAG’s January 20, 2026 convocation. @plantcodesss recalled that her friend’s sister, Evidence, had held onto hope for her recovery despite her difficult condition. “You did your convocation yesterday and today you’re no more… You’ll be celebrated,” the post read.

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Trump Launches Board of Peace at Davos

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Former President Donald Trump returned to Davos on Thursday to officially launch his Gaza Board of Peace, alongside the board’s newly announced members, most of whom come from the Middle East and South America. Trump described the board as “one of the most consequential bodies ever created” and said he was honored to serve as its chairman. Notably absent from the stage were leaders from Western Europe. The U.K. had expressed concerns over Russian President Vladimir Putin’s potential involvement, and while Putin received an invitation, he is reportedly still considering participation. Earlier this week, Trump drew attention by suggesting the board “might” replace the United Nations, though he later clarified that it would work alongside the UN. He said: “We’ll work with many others, including the U.N.” The UN had adopted the U.S.-sponsored resolution establishing the board in November. On Gaza, Trump said the Israel-Hamas war is “really coming to an end” but warned Hamas to disarm, describing its members as “people born with rifles in their hands.” He added: “They have to give up their weapons, and if they don’t do that, it’s going to be the end of them,” and called for the release of the final deceased Israeli hostage, Ran Gvili. Trump also highlighted Gaza’s strategic location, saying: “People that are living so poorly are going to be so well, but it all began with the location.” The Board of Peace follows last week’s launch of Phase Two of the Gaza ceasefire plan by Trump’s Special Envoy Steve Witkoff, focusing on “demilitarization, technocratic governance, and reconstruction.” Phase One faced challenges due to Hamas not handing over the final deceased hostage and Israeli airstrikes in October. The board will oversee the National Committee for the Administration of Gaza (NCAG), led by Ali Shaath, a former deputy minister in the Palestinian Authority, which will manage day-to-day reconstruction efforts. During his speech, Trump also highlighted his international achievements, praising the “unrivalled skill set of the U.S. Military,” referencing last year’s strikes on Iranian nuclear sites, and lauding his recent Venezuela operation that resulted in the capture of former President Nicolás Maduro and his wife, Cilia Flores. Regarding the board members, Trump called them “great people, great leaders,” saying the organization is already “running beautifully.” Board of Peace Members: Argentina: President Javier Milei Armenia: Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan Azerbaijan: President Ilham Aliyev Bahrain: Sheikh Isa bin Salman Al Khalifa Bulgaria: Prime Minister Rosen Zhelyazkov (caretaker) Hungary: Prime Minister Viktor Orban Indonesia: President Prabowo Subianto Jordan: Deputy Prime Minister Ayman Safadi Kazakhstan: President Kassym‑Jomart Tokayev Kosovo: President Vjosa Osmani Mongolia: Prime Minister Gombojavyn Zandanshatar Morocco: Foreign Minister Nasser Bourita Pakistan: Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif Paraguay: President Santiago Pena Qatar: Prime Minister Sheikh Mohammed bin Abdul Rahman Al Thani Saudi Arabia: Foreign Minister Faisal bin Farhan Al‑Saud Turkey: Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan United Arab Emirates: Chairman of the Executive Affairs Authority Khaldoon Al Mubarak Uzbekistan: President Shavkat Miromonovich Mirziyoyev The board is tasked with overseeing Gaza’s reconstruction while coordinating with international partners to ensure the territory’s stability and development.

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No Shame in Hustle: Cubana Chief Priest Defends Peller Despite Being Snubbed By IShowSpeed

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Cubana Chief Priest has defended TikToker Peller after Nigerians mocked him for repeatedly being snubbed by US streamer IShowSpeed during his visit to Nigeria. Videos online showed Peller going to great lengths to meet IShowSpeed, including following his convoy and even riding on horseback, but failing to get the streamer’s attention. Despite the criticism, Chief Priest — a friend of Peller despite their age difference — slammed Nigerians for trolling the young creator over his efforts. On social media, he wrote: “Why do we like to tear down our own brothers hustle or energy down? Small boy like Peller deh hustle him way to meet speed wey Dey at the top for the business wey him dey do una use am dey mock am. There is no shame in hustle I celebrate Peller’s energy to achieve his dream. Now you guys see why he is bigger than most of you because he is ready to push shamelessly.” He also emphasized the value of persistence, noting: “If you follow speeds stream he gets rejected too so what’s the big deal. The snub from speed to Peller is deliberate he knows the boy. It’s a management issue. The push from Peller is amazing that’s how you go for what you want and above all never shy away from rejections it must come. Keep pushing for the Top.” Chief Priest’s message underlines the importance of ambition and resilience, urging Nigerians to celebrate effort and drive instead of mocking those who strive to achieve their dreams.

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Joke Thanks Don Jazzy After ₦6 Million Gift Paves Way For Her Move To UK

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Joke thanks Don Jazzy after his generosity helped her relocate to the UK. In May 2025, she playfully commented under one of his posts during a ₦1 million giveaway. Don Jazzy asked for her account details and sent her ₦1 million. When Joke shared a screenshot of her balance to thank him, he noticed she had only ₦67 in her account. Amused, he added an extra ₦5 million, bringing the total to ₦6 million. Joke later explained that the support made her travel process out of Nigeria smoother and more convenient. She posted: “I’m truly grateful to @DONJAZZY. The support I received played a big role in this journey, and today I’m in the UK. Thank you for the impact and for changing lives. God bless you always Sir.” Thanks to Don Jazzy, Joke is now starting a new chapter in the UK.

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Davido Thanks Father Adedeji Adeleke For Dismissing Renewed Paternity Claims

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Afrobeats sensation Davido has shown appreciation for his father, Adedeji Adeleke, after he publicly defended him against renewed paternity allegations involving Anuoluwapo’s mother. The singer took to X to post a heartfelt message, writing: “Thank you my loving Father … ❤️🙏” in acknowledgment of his father’s support. The tribute came shortly after Adedeji Adeleke held a press conference to address the controversy. During the briefing, he dismissed the paternity claim as unnecessary, noting that DNA tests conducted previously had already cleared Davido of being Anuoluwapo’s biological father. He suggested that the issue should have been considered resolved. Adedeji also singled out controversial journalist Kemi Olunloyo, accusing her of orchestrating the drama and fueling the ongoing dispute. By stepping forward, Adedeji Adeleke appeared to draw a clear line under the long-running saga, while Davido’s public message underscored the unwavering support of his family amid the renewed allegations.

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Enugu Govt Recovers ₦1.28bn From Sujimoto CEO Over Smart School Funds

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The Enugu State Government has recovered ₦1.284 billion from Mr Olasijibomi Ogundele, Chief Executive Officer of Sujimoto Luxury Construction Ltd, following an investigation by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission into the alleged diversion of funds earmarked for the construction of Smart Green Schools in the state. The recovered funds, which include payments made to the company for projects reportedly abandoned or largely unexecuted, were formally handed over to the state government on Wednesday at the EFCC Enugu Zonal Office through bank drafts and cheques. While presenting the cheques, EFCC Zonal Director in Enugu, Daniel Ise, said the recovery was carried out in line with the commission’s statutory responsibility to trace, recover and return public funds lost to economic and financial crimes. He explained that the action followed a petition submitted by the Enugu State Government, which triggered a full-scale investigation by the commission. “As of today, we have been able to recover drafts to the tune of ₦1,234,350,000 and an additional ₦50,000,000, bringing the total to ₦1,284,350,000 for the benefit of Enugu State government,” Ise said. He credited the progress made so far to the diligence and professionalism of EFCC officers handling the matter, but stressed that the recovery and handover did not signal the conclusion of the investigation. According to him, the commission will continue to scrutinise all aspects of the petition to ensure that no public funds remain unaccounted for. “This does not mark the end of the case. We will look at every facet of the petition to ensure that every kobo belonging to the Enugu State Government that is not accounted for is tracked and recovered,” he said. Ise added that where evidence of criminal wrongdoing is established, the EFCC would proceed with prosecution in line with existing laws. He also cautioned contractors to strictly comply with relevant regulations, particularly the Procurement Act. The EFCC reaffirmed its commitment to working with governments at all levels to protect public resources, warning that accountability in the execution of public contracts remains non-negotiable.

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