I just wanted Burna Boy to embrace me as a fan. I didn’t intend to harm him. I don’t blame him for his reaction because only he knows what he was thinking at that moment – Man kicked by Burna Boy on stage speaks.

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Burna Boy wants to give Cubana ChiefPriest’s brother, who now repairs phones for a living after being abandoned by his rich sibling 50 million Naira to start a new life.

Cubana ChiefPriest’s brother was interviewed by Lucky Udu last year, where he revealed that the brother he grew up with abandoned him to struggle as a phone repairer after becoming a billionaire. Things have not been going well for him since.

Burna Boy is now looking for him to gift him 50 million Naira after his back-and-forth with Cubana ChiefPriest.

Burna Boy: “Cubana ChiefPriest, you are an Aza man and a billionaire but your younger brother is repairing phones in Alaba market. Since you can’t help him, I will help him for you. I have $30k for him right now.”

Wahala!

Nollywood actress, Iyabo Ojo, also known as Queen Mother has opened up about some personal and traumatic experiences from her childhood.

In a conversation with her colleague Biola Bayo on the talk show, Talk to B, which was shared on Friday, Ojo revealed that she had been raped five times.

She highlighted the prevalence of rape apologists in society and stated that she would hold anyone, even her own son, accountable if accused of such a crime.

“I was raped five times in my life. I discovered we have a lot of rape apologists. I don’t care who the person is; if that person is my son, I am going to come for him unapologetically,” she declared.

Iyabo also revealed that her father disowned her when she insisted on marrying her late husband.

“The only time I lacked was when I insisted this was the man I was going to get married to because, at that time, my dad and I disowned each other.

She spoke about how her father struggled with alcohol and drug addiction, which ultimately led to his death at the young age of 40.

“My dad did everything, alcohol and drugs, so it messed him up at a young age. He died at 40,” she added.

Reflecting on her early years, Iyabo disclosed that she was raised by her grandmother and only met her mother when she was around seven years old.

“I grew up with my grandmother, who is half Delta and half Igbo. I think I was seven before I knew my mother,” she added.

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