Morayo’s decision to step down after 12 remarkable years as host of Your View is driven by her desire to pursue a long-held passion project that she has nurtured over time. We celebrate her for the incredible impact she has made, not only on Your View, but also to millions of viewers across Nigeria and beyond.

Morayo will be dearly missed; however, the show remains strong and will continue to deliver the quality and relevance our audience has come to expect.

We thank Morayo for her years of service, impact and inspiration and we wish her the very best in this new and exciting chapter. We are confident that her legacy at TVC Communications will endure, and she will always remain a cherished member of the TVC family.

We ask that the public and media continue to accord Morayo the same respect and support she has earned over the years as she embarks on this new journey.

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A standout moment came when Rema performed alongside mannequins resembling Wizkid, Burna Boy, and Davido, symbolizing his claim to a new “Big Four” era in Afrobeats. While the move sparked mixed reactions online, it underscored his meteoric rise.

The night also included emotional moments, including a heartfelt tribute to Don Jazzy, whom Rema called his “second dad.”

MSG pic.twitter.com/I4njAi4a7d

— REMA (@heisrema) May 3, 2025

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Despite the difficulty, Omowunmi expressed gratitude to her doctors, family, and friends who supported her through recovery. She encouraged fans to be more empathetic, reminding everyone that social media often hides the real struggles people face.

This powerful revelation by the beloved Nollywood actress is a reminder of the strength behind the scenes and the importance of mental, emotional, and physical healing.

 

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The singer claimed that fuji music is “dying” and called for urgent actions to address the situation.

He stated that after the meteoric rise of Remi Aluko and his contemporaries in the early 2000s, he hasn’t witnessed the rise of any other fuji musician.

On his X handle, he wrote, “I stand to be corrected.

“I feel Fuji music is dying and something needs to be fixed urgently..

It’s been years since Fuji artists like Remi Aluko made waves in the music scene, around 2001 or 2002. Since then, no Fuji artist has achieved similar widespread recognition. Fuji music originated in the 1960s, evolving from the improvisational wéré music, also known as ajísari, which was traditionally performed to wake Muslims up before dawn during Ramadan. The genre’s name was coined by Alhaji Sikiru Ayinde Barrister, the pioneer of wéré, who drew inspiration from Japan’s iconic Mount Fuji.

Fuji boasts a rich history and a legacy of talented artists, including K1 De Ultimate, King Saheed Osupa, Wasiu Alabi Pasuma, and Obesere. Moreover, the genre’s influence extends beyond traditional Fuji circles, with popular artists like 9ice, Lord of Ajasa, Olamide, Small Doctor, Asake, Naira Marley, Qdot, and Seyi Vibez incorporating Fuji elements into their music. Despite its cultural significance and artistic contributions, Fuji music seems to be waiting for its next big star to emerge and reclaim its spot in the spotlight.

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After losing the Next Rated category to his frequent collaborator, Odumodublvck, Shallipopi was reportedly comforted by a win for his song ‘Cast’ in the Best Rap Single of the Year category. However, upon receiving the award, the presenter only offered him a handshake, as organizers were said to have run out of plaques during the ceremony.

Shallipopi expressed his frustration on X (formerly Twitter), stating that he didn’t want the Best Rap Single award, as he doesn’t identify as a rapper. He further urged organizers to give the award to the “real rappers” in the category. “If you see me at the next one, I’ll bend. I don’t want that award. Give it to the real rappers,” he wrote.

The incident has sparked a conversation on social media, with many discussing the challenges faced by organizers at high-profile events like The Headies.

The next one if una see me make I bend

— Shallipopi (@plutomaniapopi) April 28, 2025

I nor go even lie for una sef, I nor want that award give the real rappers wey dey the category, me Shallipopi I nor be rapper

— Shallipopi (@plutomaniapopi) April 28, 2025

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The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) has arrested popular Lagos socialite Emeka Okonkwo Daniel, widely known as E-Money, on charges of violating foreign currency regulations and allegedly abusing the Naira. The arrest took place on Monday night at E-Money’s residence in the Omole area of Lagos.

EFCC sources revealed that E-Money is accused of spraying U.S. dollars, which violates the Foreign Exchange Act. “He was arrested for defacing foreign currencies, specifically U.S. dollars,” said one source.

Following the arrest, E-Money was transported to Abuja for further questioning. Investigators are expected to pursue the case, with E-Money facing potential court charges once investigations conclude.

EFCC spokesperson Dele Oyewale declined to release further details regarding the arrest or investigations. This arrest highlights concerns about currency abuse and the enforcement of foreign exchange laws in Nigeria.

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Responding, Kollington denied the allegations. He said he made several calls to KWAM1, including on New Year’s Day, but got no response.
“I called him many times, he didn’t pick up. So I left him alone,” he stated.

Kollington also suggested that KWAM1’s pride may stem from his new Olori Omoba of Ijebu title.
“He can never be leader while I’m alive,” Kollington added. “Only God can take me.”

Despite the tension, many fans hope the two Fuji legends will reconcile and preserve the unity of the genre they helped shape.

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Bliss praised Ebuka’s talent and potential, stressing that his record label operates like a ministry rather than a business. Emphasizing his commitment to pleasing God over controversy, Bliss reaffirmed his ongoing support for Ebuka, saying he still recommends him for events.

He concluded by expressing joy in seeing God’s kingdom grow, regardless of who leads the effort.

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Nwachukwu, who was arraigned in June 2022 on multiple charges including culpable homicide, criminal intimidation, and spousal battery, was convicted following a trial where 17 witnesses, including Osinachi’s children, testified. The prosecution also presented 25 documents as evidence.

The court sentenced Nwachukwu to death on Count 1 for culpable homicide, along with varying prison sentences and fines for other charges. His defense counsel had pleaded for leniency, but the prosecution urged the court to uphold the law.

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Funke Akindele at #WithChudeLive: Your movies have to make sense… dancing doesn’t guarantee viewership pic.twitter.com/xqT9LF6M8h

— TheCable (@thecableng) April 27, 2025

Falz, the celebrated rapper and activist, also shared a personal moment with Chude Jideonwo, revealing that he has never said “I love you” to anyone. This honest admission adds to the emotional depth that Chude’s interviews are known for.

In this groundbreaking #WithChudeLive event, held at the Palms Mall, Lagos, on April 27, 2025, other prominent Nigerian figures also took the stage, including comedian Bovi Ugboma, who discussed the reactions he received from internet users, revealing the pressures of online scrutiny.

The event also featured influencers like Kiekie, Taaooma, and Teni Makanaki, who joined Chude to discuss how they manage fame, mental health, and the constant need to stay relevant.

Moses Bliss, Ruth Kadiri, Hauwa Lawal, and notable public figures like Hon. Rotimi Amechi, Hon. Abike Dabiri, Desmond Elliot, and Blessing CEO shared their personal stories and insights into the struggles they face while maintaining authenticity in the public eye.

With #WithChudeLive, Chude Jideonwo has created a new kind of talk show—a space where deep, unfiltered conversations about survival, success, and staying true to oneself take center stage.

 

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