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September 18, 2024 BBNaija Star Phyna’s New Post About Men Sparks Controversy

BBNaija Star Phyna’s New Post About Men Sparks Controversy

Big Brother Naija star Phyna has stirred up a fresh wave of controversy on social media with her latest post about men and their relationships with women. On September 18, 2024, the reality star took to X (formerly Twitter) to address a common complaint from men about women's expectations in relationships.

She wrote, "Enough of men complaining that ladies are always asking for what their father cannot give them. But they have forgotten the ladies also give them what their mother can't give them."

The post quickly gained attention, sparking mixed reactions from social media users. While some agreed with her take on the transactional nature of relationships, others criticized her, leading to heated exchanges. One user commented, "Warey you nor Kuku get father love before," prompting Phyna to clap back, "As you don know why you still dy talk am now after 10000 years… your mumu too much abeg."

Another user wrote, "You don big pass this aunty," to which Phyna responded, "You sef don big pass this phone wey you take snap this blur dp… change that chinko."

The discussion extended to Instagram, where one user added, "Anyone can make money. I can. You can. The sex is what we both need. This generation sadly has made it transactional and made it look like one gender needs it more than the other."

Another commented, "The fact is that no one should feel entitled. As a man, you should take good care of your girlfriend or wife, but if you don’t have it, explain yourself. No need to kill yourself for anyone; do as your power reach."

September 18, 2024 I Began Singing Before I Could Talk – Oxlade

I Began Singing Before I Could Talk – Oxlade

Nigerian singer Ikuforiji Olaitan Abdulrahman, better known as Oxlade, has revealed that he began singing before he could even talk. Speaking on a recent episode of the '90s Babies' podcast, Oxlade shared that his parents told him about his early musical inclination.

"I started singing before I started talking. My parents told me that I was singing before I could even speak," he said.

He explained that as a child, he was able to sing more quickly than he could develop his speech. "I sang faster than catching up with talks. That’s what my parents told me. I feel like that’s where my talent all started," Oxlade added.

September 13, 2024 Court Sentences Man To 40 Years For Beheading Gokada Nigeria Founder

Court Sentences Man To 40 Years For Beheading Gokada Nigeria Founder

A remorseless killer who beheaded his mentor after stealing nearly $400,000 to impress his French girlfriend told a Manhattan judge that he deserves to spend the rest of his life in prison.

According to the New York Post, Tyrese Haspil, convicted of the 2020 murder and decapitation of tech CEO Fahim Saleh in the Lower East Side, was sentenced to 40 years to life. In a dramatic courtroom moment, Haspil contradicted his attorney, who had argued for a lighter sentence, and told the judge that nothing less than life without parole would be appropriate.

The sentencing concluded a gruesome and bizarre case. Haspil, 25, was charged with second-degree murder for the July 13, 2020 killing inside Saleh’s $2.2 million East Houston Street apartment.

Fahim Saleh’s family delivered emotional victim impact statements in Manhattan Supreme Court, with Saleh’s sister, Rif Saleh, calling Haspil a “con man and a murderer” and declaring that he deserved to spend his life in prison. Saleh’s father, Ahmed Saleh, expressed disgust at Haspil’s defense, stating that the killer should remain behind bars for life.

Police revealed that Haspil had been Saleh’s executive assistant, handling his finances and personal matters, but had embezzled $400,000 from the tech entrepreneur, who founded Gokada, a Nigerian motorcycle ride-sharing company. Despite discovering the theft, Saleh chose to work out a repayment plan rather than report Haspil to the authorities. This decision ultimately cost him his life.

Investigators found that Haspil used a Taser to incapacitate Saleh in an elevator before fatally stabbing him. He later dismembered the body with an electric saw purchased with Saleh’s credit card and disposed of the remains in plastic bags. Surveillance footage allegedly captured him leaving the store after buying the saw.

At a previous court hearing, Haspil admitted he started working for Saleh in 2018 after falsifying his resume and being fired from a Long Island restaurant for stealing $20,000. He claimed the stolen money was used to maintain a luxurious lifestyle for his French girlfriend, Marine Chaveuz.

In June, Haspil was convicted of first- and second-degree murder, grand larceny, and burglary. His lawyer, Jim Roberts, argued that a lengthy prison sentence was unnecessary, describing Haspil as an “emerging adult” who was still developing at the time of the crime. However, prosecutors sought a sentence of 50 years to life, along with a restitution order for the $399,614 Haspil had stolen.

September 12, 2024 One Year Later, Mohbad’s Fans Renew Calls for Justice

One Year Later, Mohbad’s Fans Renew Calls for Justice

A peaceful demonstration took place outside the Chief Magistrate’s Court in Ikorodu on Wednesday, marking the one-year anniversary of the controversial death of Nigerian street-hop artist, Ilerioluwa Oladimeji Aloba, popularly known as Mohbad, who passed away on September 12, 2023, in Lagos.

The protest, tagged "Justice for Mohbad," was led by Yoruba actor Yomi Fabiyi, near the court where the ongoing coroner's inquest into Mohbad's death is taking place. Mohbad's death, initially followed by a swift burial, sparked nationwide outrage, leading to his body being exhumed a week later for a post-mortem examination. Witnesses and online reports at the time claimed his neck appeared to have been broken to fit into the casket.

Fans and close associates of Mohbad also uncovered videos and images of alleged assaults on him, reportedly orchestrated by former music associates from Marlian Records after he parted ways with them to pursue independence. As public sympathy grew, accusations and online backlash mounted against Marlian Records founder Naira Marley, his associate Sam Larry, and artist Zinoleesky, all of whom faced cyberbullying from angry fans.

Following these events, Mohbad's body was exhumed on September 21, 2023, as part of the investigation into his death. In February of this year, reports indicated delays in the release of his autopsy results, as samples were sent to NMS Labs in Pennsylvania, USA, for toxicology and skeletal analysis. The prolonged delay in receiving the results has fueled public suspicion.

In response to the protest, Mohbad's mother, Mrs. Abosede Aloba, called for prayers for her late son. She also urged authorities to release Mohbad's remains for a proper burial. "Whatever Mohbad’s father says is final. We do not support any celebration in remembrance of our son. The best you can do is to pray for him," she stated, adding that the family wishes to resolve the ongoing issues and move on.

Mohbad, also known as "Imole," was a Nigerian rapper, singer, and songwriter. He was formerly signed to Naira Marley’s Marlian Records but left in 2022 to start his own label, Imolenization. Some of his popular songs include "Peace," "Ko Por Ke (KPK)," and "Sabi." He was married to his longtime partner, Wunmi, with whom he had a son.

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