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VeryDarkMan Warns Against Using Blord Name After Trademark Registration

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Music producer and entrepreneur VeryDarkMan, real name Vincent Martins, has issued a strong warning over the use of the name Blord following his trademark registration. He stated that the name is legally trademarked under his name, and anyone using it for commercial purposes—particularly in the transportation sector—risks legal consequences. “If you buy a Blord car for transportation business and I see it on the road, you’ll be arrested by the Nigerian police,” he said, emphasizing that he is prepared to go to any lengths to protect his trademark rights. VeryDarkMan urged business owners and individuals to seek proper permission before using the name to avoid potential arrest or court action. “The name Blord has been trademarked under my name, Vincent Martins. So If you buy Blord car for transportation business and I see it on the road, you will be arr£sted by the Nigerian police and I’ll spend any amount for you to be taken to c0urt😭💔. If you want to use that name,… pic.twitter.com/bXHgokQ2l6 — Oyindamola🙄 (@dammiedammie35) February 23, 2026

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Doris Simeon Celebrates Buying Her First Home In The US

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Nollywood actress Doris Simeon is ending February on a high note as she celebrates becoming a homeowner in the United States. The actress shared the exciting news with fans on Instagram, posting photos of herself signing the documents for her very first home in the US. “This isn’t a movie scene, this is a closing day!” she wrote, capturing the joy and significance of the moment. Her realtor also celebrated the milestone, posting: “@doris_simeon_ Congratulations on buying your home, and I’m excited to be a part of your home-buying journey as your Realtor. Signed. Sealed. Delivered.” This marks an important new chapter for Doris, and her fans have been quick to share in her excitement as she steps into this major life achievement.

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Asake Becomes Nigeria’s Most Streamed Artist On Spotify

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Asake becomes Nigeria’s standout streaming star, topping Spotify’s charts as the platform marks five years in the country. Nigeria’s Most Streamed Songs 1️⃣ REMEMBER — Asake 2️⃣ DEALER — AYO MAFF, Fireboy DML 3️⃣ AWOLOWO — Fido 4️⃣ KESE (Dance) — Wizkid 5️⃣ LONELY AT THE TOP — Asake Claiming two spots in the top five with REMEMBER and LONELY AT THE TOP, Asake has cemented his dominance in Nigeria’s Afrobeats scene. His signature sound and catchy hooks have captured the attention of millions, making him one of the country’s most influential contemporary artists. The rapper’s streaming success also reflects the growing power of Spotify in shaping music consumption in Nigeria. Asake’s hits are not only chart-toppers locally but also resonate with fans across Africa and beyond, highlighting the global reach of Nigerian Afrobeats. With Spotify celebrating five years in Nigeria, Asake’s impressive streaming numbers position him as the artist leading the next wave of Afrobeats dominance.

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Future Regrets Past Relationships, Says Growing Up Without Male Role Models Shaped His Mistakes

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Renowned American rapper Future has opened up about regrets regarding how he treated women in the past, attributing some of his mistakes to growing up without positive male role models. In a candid interview with Hot 97 FM, the “Mask Off” hitmaker explained that he never had an example of how a man should show love and respect to a woman. He revealed that in his childhood, he never saw his mother receive genuine affection or gestures from a man. “My biggest regret in life is that I should have loved harder. I should have found a way to love the right way,” he said. He continued, “I came from nothing, and I didn’t have a person or a male role model to show me how to treat a woman. I have never seen someone buy my mum a flower.” Future, who shares nine children with different women, admitted that his past relationships served as his only guide for navigating love, but stressed that he is now committed to learning from those experiences and improving the way he approaches relationships.

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

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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

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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

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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

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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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