Teni, a Nigerian musician and songwriter, has been accused by a Twitter user of ordering her security people to pounce on a fan attending a gig at Asaba Delta State.

Malachi Chidiebere Aboh, a Twitter user, accused Teni of asking her security to beat up a fan in the early hours of Monday, October 10, 2022.

According to the footage, which revealed Teni's bloodied face, the young man had done nothing to upset Teni and was only cheering her on from the stands.

The incident occurred at The Dome Event Centre in Asaba, and according to Malachi, the unjustified assault was carried out on Teni's orders, while the cops stood by and watched as the bouncer pounded the fan.

Malachi joked in a Tweet that Teni was no longer interested in taking selfies with people since she was now a famous star (blown). This comment enraged Teni, who, according to the post, instructed her bouncer to hit the fan, leaving him with a bloodied eye.

Teni has not responded to the accusation as of the time of filing this story, and the Nigerian police had yet to publish a response.

According to filmmaker Kunle Afolayan, a Netflix feature spin-off series will begin preproduction soon.

Fans of Kunle Afolayan's new Netflix hit Anikulapo will be pleased to learn that a spin-off series is in the works.

Afolayan said in an Instagram live conversation with cast members that the film was initially planned to be a series, but the latter was made as an audience test.

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Anikulapo is set in the ancient Oyo kingdom and follows an ambitious young man on his quest for fame and money.

The Netflix original, starring Kunle Remi, Bimbo Ademoye, Sobowale, and an outstanding roster of experienced Yoruba-language cinema performers, premiered on October 1 to critical and public acclaim.

The film also remained in the top ten in five nations, including the United Kingdom, Kenya, Nigeria, and the Bahamas.

The Nigerian entertainment industry, particularly the music business, is in grief following the untimely death of talent manager and public relations specialist Steve 'Spotlight' Osagie.

In the early hours of Friday, September 7, 2022, word spread on social media that Music Executive Steve Osagie, also known as Steve Spotlight, had died.

Steve's colleagues in the music industry have expressed their sympathies in response to the news.

According to media influencer Tunde Ednut, Steve exhibited no signs of illness and quietly died in his sleep, shocking everyone who knew him.

Steve was characterized as a peaceful and gentle man who wanted to help as many people as he could. He is the brother of JJC Skillz, one of the first Nigerian artists to make a name for themselves in the United Kingdom, and the Ex-husband of famed actress Funke Akindele.

The state of Minnesota, USA, is commemorating Wizkid Day today, October 6, 2022. The event began four years ago, when the Governor designated October 6th as Wizkid Day in the city.

Minnesota is commemorating Wizkid Day four years after Governor Mark Dayton announced October 6th as the state's annual Wizkid Day.

The Governor stated in the sealed and stamped paper designating the day that the recognition is in appreciation of Wizkid's musical talents and position as a cultural influencer.

Wizkid received the distinction after being the first African musician to sell out Minneapolis' Skyway Theatre in 2019.

Since obtaining the award, Wizkid has accomplished several milestones, including hitting the top of the Billboard Hot 100, selling out the 02 Arena three nights in a row, winning a Grammy, and receiving an RIAA platinum plaque.

Minnesota is located in the upper midwestern area of the United States. It is the 12th biggest and 22nd most populated state in the region.