• Family’s Petition: Inspector-General of Police Olatunji Disu has approved a request by the family of the late singer Ilerioluwa Oladimeji Aloba (Mohbad) for a brand-new probe into his passing.....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶

• • Timeline of Request: According to a statement issued by family lawyer Oladayo Ogungbe on September 29, 2026, the petition was submitted to the IGP on April 14, 2026, and received at Abuja’s Force Headquarters on May 7.

  • Grounds for New Probe: The petition highlighted concerns regarding previous inquiries and urged authorities to take a closer look at the events leading to the singer’s death at age 27 on September 12, 2023.

  • Current Status: The IGP directed the case to the Lagos State Police Command, where it has been assigned to the Special Enquiry Bureau, with family representatives already engaging with the new investigative team.

The Viral Claim: A social media user on X named AJ posted a photo and video featuring MAVIN Records boss Don Jazzy alongside the mother of singer Ayra Starr, falsely claiming they were expecting a baby together.....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶

• Don Jazzy’s Reaction: Addressing the bizarre rumor, Don Jazzy clapped back at the user with a warning, writing, “Let me first tag and beg your family members to talk sense to you now o.”

Adekunle Gold Speaks Out Against Fake News Targeting His Family

• Legal Action Taken: During an appearance on the One 54 Podcast, Nigerian singer Adekunle Gold discussed taking legal action against an individual who spread a malicious hoax claiming his family had lost their daughter, Adejare Kosoko.

• Drawing the Line: The singer noted that while he accepts public scrutiny and gossip as part of a career in the limelight, he will not tolerate false claims targeting his children.

Popular Afrobeats singer Adekunle Kosoko, widely known as Adekunle Gold, has shared a harrowing experience regarding a severe sickle cell crisis he suffered while travelling to Tanzania.....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶

Appearing on the Afropolitan Podcast, the artist—who has previously spoken publicly about living with sickle cell disease—revealed that the medical emergency struck mid-flight during a journey with a scheduled stopover in Ethiopia.

A Flight That Almost Got Diverted

• Sudden Onset: The singer initially felt severe stomach cramps and pain while on the plane, which he first blamed on a meal he consumed at the airport before departure.

• Escalating Emergency: As the pain intensified and visits to the aircraft restroom offered no relief, his condition rapidly deteriorated, becoming so critical that the crew nearly had to divert and land the plane early.

• Wheelchair Assistance: Fortunately, the aircraft was already nearing Ethiopia; upon landing, the severity of his condition meant he could not walk and had to be placed in a wheelchair for transport straight to the hospital.

Medical Diagnosis and the Danger of Air Travel

Doctors confirmed that he was undergoing a sickle cell crisis, noting a localized reaction primarily centered in his stomach. Medical professionals informed the singer that dehydration on flights drastically drops oxygen levels—warned that he failed to drink enough water that day.

Reflecting on his frequent air travel, Adekunle Gold emphasized the hidden physical risks for anyone living with the condition:

“I feel like I live on the plane… and if you know anyone living with sickle cell, you will know it is about oxygen, oxygen level and when you are up there, it is crazy.”