The year 2018 is gradually coming to an end and a lot of notable events have happened in the past months. The Nigerian entertainment industry had its fill of its usual drama among other things.

Some things would always lead to disagreements and sometimes they lash out. Celebrities are not left out of this.

Some people in the entertainment industry have given Nigerians hot topics of discussion owing to their fall out with colleagues in the industry.

GbExtra has gathered a list of six celebrity clashes.

1. Davido and Kemi Olunloyo

DMW music boss, Davido, and controversial journalist, Kemi Omololu Olunloyo, left several Nigerians amused after they decided to fight dirty on Twitter.

It all started with the rumour that the singer had separated from his popular girlfriend, Chioma. Olunloyo then used the opportunity to taunt the star, urging him to reveal his hidden secret to the public.

Davido shot back saying that the journalist has been starved of bedroom action which is why she behaved the way she did. Kemi has also championed the investigation into the report that the Omo Baba Olowo fathered another daughter with a third babymama.

2. Mercy Aigbe and Toyin Abraham

GbExtra.com.ng earlier reported that Toyin Abraham too stormed her colleague Mercy Aigbe’s page to rain insults on her as well as accuse her of being a fake and big for nothing hypocrite among other things.

The mother of two never responded to the insults and her accuser apologized shortly after. The reason for their misunderstanding still remains a mystery.

3. Linda Ikeji and Stella Dimoko Korkus

Nigerians are already used to the obvious bad blood between popular bloggers, Stella Dimoko Korkus and Linda Ikeji.

They have both clashed over issues bordering on theft of exclusive content without giving credit. Stella once took to social media to issue a stern warning to Linda as she told her to learn to give credit for a person’s work.

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