Nigerian model and beauty pageant titleholder, Ugochukwu Nwokolo, sparks controversy, accusing renowned skit maker, Nedu Wazobia, of coercion and manipulation.
It’s worth noting that Ugochukwu Nwokolo previously appeared as a guest on Nedu Wazobia’s podcast, ‘The Honest Bunch’, revealing poor girls turn him on.
Amid the controversy surrounding Nedu Wazobia, Ugochukwu Nwokolo has made a U-turn, revealing that his previous remarks were due to coercion and manipulation.
In a recent interview, Ugochukwu Nwokolo disclosed that Nedu revealed to him his ownership of ‘The Honest Bunch’ podcast.
Ugochukwu Nwokolo claimed his appearance was scripted, with Nedu Wazobia instructing him to mention controversial critic, Verydarkman, to create a social media buzz.
Furthermore, the beauty pageant titleholder stated that the incident has taken a toll on his mental health.
” Nedu forced and manipulated me. He is obsessed with getting views at the detriment of the guests “,He added.
Softmirror: Thought this only happens in the North.
Young girls do have sexual fantasies and they sometimes are attracted to adult men and show their VERY IMMATURE, BASELESS AND UTTERLY MISTAKEN attraction to these men.
Could be they've read a romantic novel or watched some movie and stuff started playing in their heads.
HOWEVER, IT'S THE RESPONSIBILITY OF A STABLE, WISE ADULT MAN TO SAY A CAPITAL NO!!
Back in University, a friend was staying off Campus and was neighbour to a family that had a girl (17-18) who was always hanging around him, entering his room, etc.
He called her one day and gave her a strict warning. In fact, he literally tongue-lashed her.
Guess what? she went to some other guy. My friend visited this guy, caught him on top of her.
She now came back kneeling, weeping and begging him.
delpee: When is it projected to land? Prayerfully it lands on the sea.
No one good for land or sea o.
Asteroid land impact
1. Vaporisation at ground zero 2. Shock wave 3. Falling debris 4. Dust cloud
Asteroid sea impact 1. Tsunami
A tsunami can take out all of Lagos Island and part of the mainland, then, depending on where it hits, still go on to wreck Calabar, PH, Bonny, Yanagoa, Brass.....
Daejumong: Pastor David Oyedepo Jnr and wife dress appropriately when doing exercise! They make sure their bodies are well covered and they work out together! These are guys who studied and worked in America for about 15yrs!
David(41)is the first son of arguably the richest pastor in the world and the heir apparent to the throne! He is well exposed, handsome and highly sophisticated, same for his wife,Kemi(40)! They would never wear singlets and boxers to a public gym. They use the gym facilities in their home thereby avoiding unnecessary temptations!
God bless you David and Kemi. May your home continue to blossom IJN.
I like the afro he sported last year better than this crew cut, but then I was meeting him in conference room settings, business suit vibes.
I thought he was a fitness nut, as soon as I set eyes no him for the first time.
The only issue I have with him is, you have to strain to hear him if he's speaking without a microphone.
Those who relate with him one-on-one understand what I'm saying.
You can try "A" levels if you are ready to read like a madman, but at least it's better than UTME with it's funny way of blocking entire centres for malpractice.
When whispers about Asake's departure from YBNL began circulating in December, it felt inevitable. The label that turned the young upcoming artiste from the streets of Lagos into a global Afrobeats phenomenon in just two years might be losing its prized asset. Born Ololade Ahmed, Asake had spent a decade as an underground hustler—dabbling in dance, churning out music, and barely moving the needle. His fortunes changed in 2022, thanks to an introduction facilitated by his friend, Yhemo Lee, to the godfather of Nigerian street-pop, Olamide.
Olamide didn’t just sign Asake; he threw the entire weight of YBNL behind him. From co-signs on tracks like Omo Ope to roping in Burna Boy for Sungba (Remix), Olamide went all in. The visionary business partnership between YBNL and Empire ensured Asake's music reached farther shores, making him a staple in UK and US Afrobeats circuits. Add TG Omori’s cinematic visuals—eight in total—and you have the makings of an unstoppable cultural force. Asake’s journey seemed like a perfectly executed blueprint for success.
But success has a way of complicating relationships. The signs were clear when Lungu Boy, his third project, dropped in 2024. Olamide’s fingerprints were noticeably absent—no guest verses, no songwriting credits. The project felt disconnected, starkly contrasting the laser-focused cohesion of Mr. Money With The Vibe and Work of Art. And when reports emerged that Olamide had offered an improved deal, only for Asake to decline and choose independence, the rupture felt complete.
Is It Time to Fly Solo?
From a legal standpoint, Asake has every right to leave YBNL if his contract has expired. It's a business arrangement with a beginning and an end. But morality? That’s where things get murkier. YBNL gambled on Asake, poured resources into his career, and turned him into a global brand. For Asake to exit now, just as the label is poised to recoup its investments and enjoy the fruits of their labor, feels rather ungrateful.
It’s hard to ignore the hypocrisy that often surrounds conversations like this. If Asake’s career had faltered, no one would bat an eye at his decision to leave YBNL. The narrative would likely shift to how YBNL didn’t do enough to support him. Success, however, changes the stakes. Now, his departure is framed as betrayal, a refusal to honour the loyalty that brought him to the top. This isn’t unique to Asake. Wizkid’s departure from EME, Burna Boy leaving Aristokrat Records, and even Davido setting up his own DMW after a brief stint with HKN—these stories all follow a similar arc. For Asake, the perception is different. He’s barely two years into his reign, and the decision to leave feels premature to some, calculated to others.
A Gamble on Independence
Going independent is not for the faint-hearted. It requires a robust team, deep pockets, and a strategy that extends beyond the next hit single. Yes, Asake now has the visibility and financial muscle to chart his own course, but he also risks losing the structure and guidance that YBNL provided.
Will he thrive as an independent artiste, or will he stumble under the weight of expectations? Only time will tell. What’s clear is that he’ll have to contend with a more cutthroat music business, where the stakes are higher, and the safety nets are fewer.
What remains is the question: Will this be remembered as a savvy career move or a cautionary tale? Asake has the talent and momentum to make it work. But as history has shown, not all artistes who leave their labels at the height of their fame manage to sustain that success. For now, all eyes are on Asake. The road ahead will determine whether his decision to leave YBNL was a gamble worth taking or a misstep in an otherwise spectacular career. And for YBNL, it’s back to the drawing board—because in the end, the music business waits for no one.
Thought they said northerners are masters of Nigerian politics?
The hunger in the north is highly downplayed.
One Mallam for Lagos was lamenting how he would not be able to service a small loan he's about to take that requires him paying 1,050naira daily for 6 months if he travels back to Gashua in yobe state.
In my mind, I was like, Una never see anything.
The region that has ruled Nigeria the most number of years no see food again. They think Tinooboo is the problem.
Western education is forbidden right? Una go get sense last last.
Morafvckers can’t just fvck around without finding out!
If not modern times, the Nigerian Armed Forces would have fvckin invaded Canada, not even now that they are not in good terms with their fvckin big brother US.
What a fvckin insult! Canada of all countries! Morafvckers feel because they share boarders with US, they can give fvcks to their big brothers at the other side.
GistMedia0: Adding to the mystery, Patrick Mahomes, an offensive captain for the Kansas City Chiefs, reportedly suffered from random back pain—the same jersey number he wears was on the voodoo doll she was pricking with a pin.
Sometimes, when your favorite team loses despite playing well, and the other team wins even when playing poorly, you have no idea the amount of spells and incantations that are flying around.
I keep telling people that Westerners are more into witchcraft than Africans—Africans just tend to use theirs for wickedness and mischief instead of progress and new discoveries.
Here is the white lady practicing witchcraft out in the open.
Where are the stupid atheists calling us Christians out for following "white man's religion"?
fuckingAyaya: Do ur job diligently without eyes service or trying to please anyone, eyes are watching you unknowingly to you. Favour may locate you on a good day.
Watch her lazy-ass fellow cleaners get jealous and begin hating on her.