• Asake and father reunite after father calls him out for abandonment
• NYSC member threatened for criticising the government
• Nigerian fashion designer sets Guinness World Record for longest hand-sewing marathon
• Blaqbonez claims no one can replicate this style of music

Asake and father reunite after father calls him out for abandonment

A man identified as Fatai Odunsi, who claimed to be Asake, the Nigerian singer’s father, accused his son of deserting him after hitting stardom.

Fatai Odunsi’s video became viral when he clamoured for help from Nigerians, stating that his son, Asake, had abandoned him and he needed financial assistance to treat his commitment illness.

With so many think pieces being thrown around Asake’s upbringing, neglecting his daughter and father, the singer revealed that he was performing his filial duties and would continue them. 

Shortly after, Odunsi released another video saying that he and Asake had settled their dispute as the singer promised to help care for him and his finances.

NYSC member threatened for criticising the government 

A Youth Corps member took to social media to lament how the economy has worsened under the Tinubu regime; crying on TikTok, she claimed she could no longer afford the life she once had.

The video trended on social media, leading the LGI of her local government to call and threaten her, demanding that she take down the video as it was a stain on the President and the nation.

Having threatened her, the NYSC corper posted a recording of the threat and has since informed Nigerians of the threat to her life and career for simply speaking out about her country’s economy.

Nigerian fashion designer sets Guinness World Record for longest hand-sewing marathon

Oluwaseun Kuforiju, a Nigerian fashion designer, set the record for the longest hand-sewing marathon, the Guinness World Record, with 160 hours.

Kuforiji began his “sew-a-thon” journey from January 22 to 26, hand-sewing a total of 22 items for 106 hours and 55 minutes.

The event occurred in Ijebu-Ode, Ogun State, breaking the record that other Nigerians attempted to break.

Blaqbonez claims no one can replicate this style of music 

Nigerian rapper popularly known as Blaqbonez has come out to say that his style of music is not something that anyone in the music industry can easily replicate.

In a recent social media post, he pointed out that not every artist has what it takes to stand the test of time, but he’s confident that he does.

With his signature boldness, Blaqbonez doubled down on his belief in his craft, highlighting the originality that sets him apart.

“No be every kind of talent fit last for years, i know who i am, i will be here for as long i want to be; the music i make nobody can make it, i have fans that have been there since the very beginning, not the ones wey discover me with Bling or all that shit, the ones I’m talking about know themselves”