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That's very good 👍 👌 So he can finally afford pizza with his talents

An X user challenges Victor Osimhen, asking if he knows how much musicians make from just one song before stating that footballers earn more than musicians. Guys does he know footballers earn per week 🥹😃😂

“Sèrial blàçkmailer. Incurable bètràyér. I’m not a fan of the biggest NGO, but your attempt to blàçkmail him for no reason is chéàp crímínality.

Your quick attempt to form alliances with his perceived ènèmies like Madam Lizzy of child tràffíçkíñg, Blord etc, simply pørtrays you as a despiçàble démøn.

Must you dràg in his adversaries to make out your own allegatiøns? You’re just seeking for chèàp solidarity. Madam your type is good to be fèàred and avoided. Illitèràte blàçkmailer!” — Barrister Azubuike Ihemeje.

After Madam Tracy locked her comment section, people still found a way to comment, trust the Ratel, they never disappoint. 🤣🚀💬👏

Internet users are cracking up over the moment Carter Efe asked Victor Osimhen to call any big footballer, but he replied that only Victor Boniface would be awake at that time. 😂😅

‎A fresh controversy is shaking the music and faith space 👀
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‎Popular Christian influencer Solomon Buchi has called out veteran musician Yinka Ayefele over his appearance on the Ramadan remix of Tolibian’s hit song alongside Bhadboi OML.
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‎Buchi didn’t hold back 😳
‎According to him, the track is not a gospel song, and a gospel artist shouldn’t be associated with it. He warned that moves like this could blur religious boundaries and weaken Christian identity.
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‎In his words, what many celebrate as “religious tolerance”—especially among Yoruba communities—might sometimes cross into confusion. He pointed out how some people mix different religious practices, saying it goes beyond peaceful coexistence.
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‎But not everyone agrees 💬
‎While some fans expressed disappointment, others defended Ayefele, arguing that music should unite, not divide. Some even questioned whether Ayefele ever officially labeled himself strictly as a gospel artist.
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‎This isn’t Ayefele’s first time exploring Islamic-themed music either—he previously worked with an Islamic singer on a joint project, showing his openness to cross-religious collaborations.
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‎So now the big question remains 🤔
‎Is this unity through music… or a line being crossed?
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Victor Osimhen has shared a touching story about how Kelechi Iheanacho once stood up for him during his early days.

Back in Uyo, when I first stepped into the Super Eagles camp, I went to collect a pair of boots from Kelechi Iheanacho. But his roommate at the time, a well-known player, tried to send me away.

Iheanacho wasn’t pleased with that. He immediately stepped in, stopped him, held my hand, and personally took me into his room.

Stake responsibly

Carter Efe, Peller and other Nigerian streamers observed as Shank Comics bags the 2026 Best Streamer Award at the Sigma Awards in South Africa 🏆

Nigerian streaming star Shank Comics has officially taken the spotlight after emerging as the Best Streamer of 2026, putting his name on the continental map in a big way.

He outshined Carter Efe, Peller and several other big names in the streaming space, proving once again that consistency beats controversy any day, any time.

Despite not always trending in Nigeria or being involved in online drama, Shank stayed focused and let his work speak for him. While many were making no!se, he was busy making impact.

Grace truly speaks for itself. ✊

— Edema tv ✍️