Popular Nigerian skit-maker turned musician Nasboi has made an unconventional request to music superstar Davido.

In a trending post on X (formerly Twitter), Nasboi appealed to Davido to let him acquire one of his unused cars on a higher purchase arrangement. He humorously suggested paying for the car in installments, expressing hope that Davido might eventually waive the remaining balance.

He wrote: “Senior man @davido, any car wey you no dey use abeg. I fit dey pay small small. Higher purchase. I know say one day you go say make I no pay again.”

Nasboi’s playful appeal follows Davido’s recent acquisition of a luxurious 2025 Rolls Royce Spectre, which made headlines in 2024.

Senior man @davido any car wey you no dey use abeg. I fit dey pay small small. Higher purchase. I know say one day you say make I no pay again

— NASIRU (@iamnasboi) December 19, 2024

Nigerian dancer Lil Smart has officially filed a petition against Marlian Records boss Naira Marley and singer Zinoleesky over alleged threats to his life.

On December 9, 2024, Lil Smart took to social media to raise alarm, claiming his life was in danger. He urged the public to hold Naira Marley and Zinoleesky responsible should anything happen to him. Alongside his statement, he shared unsettling videos and photos, alleging that Zinoleesky and others had chased him.

In response, Zinoleesky denied the allegations, accusing Lil Smart of seeking attention.

However, Lil Smart has now revealed via a viral Instagram post that he has submitted his petition and evidence to the authorities, seeking justice through the legal system.

“This is not the first or third time I have experienced this bullying,” he stated. “But I didn’t have enough evidence to take legal action. Now, I thank God I have solid evidence, and I’m determined to ensure this bullying and threat to life stop.

“With my evidence, I hope they’re not too big to face justice. I’ve submitted my petition and evidence to the authorities, and by God’s grace, the law will ensure I get the justice I deserve.”

As of the time of filing this report, Naira Marley has yet to respond to the allegations.

Burna Boy is gearing up to release a new single titled Bundle, set to drop on Wednesday, December 18, 2024. Following a busy and record-breaking year, the Afro-fusion superstar aims to close 2024 on a high note with this track, which promises to be the soundtrack for the festive Detty December celebrations.

This will mark Burna Boy's second release of 2024, following his Grammy-nominated single Higher. The song's music video took fans on an emotional journey to his hometown of Port Harcourt, showcasing his deep connection to his roots.

The release of Bundle caps off a remarkable year for Burna Boy. In 2024, he made history as the first African artist to perform at the Grammys main ceremony, where he shared the stage with rapper 21 Savage and R&B legend Brandy. He also shattered records for hosting the highest-grossing concerts by an African artist in both the United States and Canada.

Bundle is expected to feature on Burna Boy's highly anticipated 8th studio album, rumored to be titled No Sign of Weakness, slated for release in 2025. Fans are eagerly awaiting this next chapter in his musical journey, as he continues to push boundaries and elevate African music on the global stage.

CKay has emerged as the Nigerian artist with the highest-selling song in the United States, marking a significant milestone in the global success of Afrobeats. The genre continues to thrive internationally, especially in the U.S., where Nigerian stars have earned multiple platinum certifications.

CKay leads the pack with over 8 million units sold, thanks to his viral hit single Love Nwantiti, which gained massive traction on TikTok in 2021. This makes the song the most certified Nigerian track in the United States, positioning it to potentially become Afrobeats' first-ever diamond record.

Following CKay is Grammy-winning artist Wizkid, whose top 10 single Essence, featuring Tems and Justin Bieber, has sold over 4 million units. Wizkid also holds the title of the most certified Nigerian artist in the U.S. with a total of eight certifications.

Rema ranks third, having sold over 5 million units in the U.S. on the back of his global hit Calm Down. The track, certified 6x RIAA platinum, has set multiple records, including being the first African song to surpass 1 billion streams in the U.S. and reaching a peak position of No. 3 on the Billboard Hot 100. Calm Down also became the first African track to spend over 52 weeks on the Billboard Hot 100 and topped Billboard's radio chart.

Other Nigerian artists have also made significant achievements. Tems became the first Nigerian artist to debut on the Billboard Hot 100, Burna Boy holds the record for the most Hot 100 entries by a Nigerian act, and Davido's Fall was the first Nigerian song to be certified RIAA Gold.

These accomplishments underscore the growing influence of Nigerian music on the global stage and the remarkable achievements of Afrobeat artists in breaking barriers and setting new records.