“My heart is broken,” he wrote. “Even though my brother and I have had a complicated relationship, my love for him has never ever faded.

“I have always held on to the hope that he would somehow, someday want to walk a healthy path and eventually find the help that he so desperately needed.”

Despite the fact that the exact cause of death is unknown, Nick has blamed "addiction and mental disease" in his tweets.

“Sometimes we want to blame someone or something for a loss, but the truth is that addiction and mental illness are the real villains here. I will miss my brother more than anyone will ever know. I love you baby brother,” he said.

On Monday, October 31, 2022, Ifeanyi Adeleke, the three-year-old child of Davido and Chioma Rowland, was reported dead.

He had previously perished in his father's swimming pool.

Following the unfortunate tragedy, Ghanaian rapper Sarkodie offered his sympathies to Nigerian artist Davido and his fiancée, Chioma.

Friends, relatives, fans, and colleagues in the music business, including Ghana's Stonebwoy and Sarkodie, have sent sympathy messages to the grieving family.

Sarkodie sent Davido special prayers on November 2 while also offering consolation on his Twitter page.

As a father, this affects me differently...

I apologize, @davido. May the All-Powerful give you the fortitude to get through this Be persistent. He tweeted, "We pray for your family.

Little Ifeanyi's family has not yet made a formal announcement to confirm their heartbreaking loss.

According to reports, the chef and nanny of his dead kid as well as other household staff members have been detained by the police to aid with their inquiries.

The tragic occurrence is currently under investigation by the Nigerian police.

The Daily Show presenter, Trevor Noah, gave Elon Musk, the wealthiest man in the world, advice on how to turn a profit on the recently purchased social media site, Twitter.

At the Daily Show in Atlanta, Georgia, Noah discussed Musk's most recent $44 billion purchase of Twitter during his monologue.

The South African he was referring to was "the person that constantly looks like a ghost," he said.

The comic declared: "Musk has been saying he wants to buy Twitter for months. He also wants to ensure that Twitter remains a safe haven for free expression, which is why he wanted to buy it. Because, let's face it, Twitter has seen a lot of restraint up to this point. I often browse while wondering, "What do you truly think?" Why are you being so quiet, sir?

The usage of the N-word on Twitter increased by around 500% in the first 12 hours of Musk's ownership, according to sources cited by Noah. Racist trolls who were given more freedom by Musk's acquisition reportedly giddily explored the boundaries of what they could say.

He continued, "You don't know! ", to a chorus of raucous jeers from the audience. Who can define it? Yes, it may be racist. People feel liberated and confident to say it today, so it may be. Or maybe it's Black folks seeing Elon take control and saying, "This n—-."

Musk's declaration that he will charge Twitter users $8 per month for a blue verification checkmark was also addressed by him.

Because, I suppose, he wants everyone on Twitter to commit the same financial sins as him. You may sign up for Paramount+, Hulu, and Netflix for eight dollars per month... "Or you can pay individuals to verify that they're really shitting on you, if you want," the comic said in his conclusion.

Actor Yul Edochie from Nollywood has acknowledged that he has a calling to serve as a minister of God.

According to Inspiration FM, Edochie, 40, announced this in a video posted on Monday on his YouTube account, Yul Edochie TV.

The actor said in the post that he had been given the guidance in the past but had not yet put it into practice. He noticed that the calling had become "extremely strong" on him and that the time had arrived for him to act.

In the video, he said, "I have a calling to be a preacher of God, to be one of God's ministers, to preach the word of God via words and acts.
 "I've felt this calling for a very long time, in fact for many years. I've always thought, however, that maybe the moment hadn't arrived or wasn't the proper time. However, it's much stronger today. I believe the moment is now.

God had given Yul renown, he continued, so that he might someday utilize it for the ministry.

“God has blessed me in this life. By God’s grace, I’ve become one of the biggest, one of the most celebrated actors in the continent of Africa. God has taken me to a very high point in my career.

“I’m starting to realise God lifted me as an actor to where I am so that I can become one of his ministers,” he stated.