Music producer-turned-singer Young Jonn turned down a collaboration offer from rapper Blaqbonez after unearthing a resurfaced 2015 post where the rapper stated a preference for DJ Coublon over him.....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶

The exchange began when Young Jonn posted on social media: “I need like 5 bad friends way we go dey move in bulk!”

Blaqbonez quickly expressed interest in linking up, replying, “Oya, make we dey together, sing as one.”

Instead of accepting, Young Jonn posted a screenshot of the old tweet showing Blaqbonez’s historical preference and clapped back: “Go sing as one with Coublon.”

In his defense, Blaqbonez denied writing the post himself, claiming it was the work of his social media handler back in 2015.

Why Peter Okoye Changed His Birthday Away From Twin Brother Paul

In other entertainment news, Nigerian singer Peter Okoye has explained his decision to shift his birthday celebration from November 18 to November 30.

Speaking on the Capital XTRA Podcast, Peter revealed that his shared birthday with his twin brother, Paul, had become one of the worst days of his life over the past 13 years due to toxic family dynamics and tension.

He alleged that visitors would frequently go to Paul’s house to gossip about him before visiting him, making the shared occasion deeply uncomfortable. “I wish I could change it on my documents and passport,” Peter stated.

This development highlights the ongoing strain between the twin brothers, who initially split in 2017, briefly reunited in 2021, and parted ways again in 2024.

The Nigeria Football Federation (NFF) has strongly refuted claims that the Falconets planned to boycott training ahead of their 2026 FIFA U-20 Women’s World Cup quarter-final match against Colombia. While rumors suggested players were considering a training strike, the NFF dismissed the reports as entirely false and affirmed the team’s full focus.....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶

• “Reports in a section of the media that the Falconets are planning to boycott training are an absolute falsehood,” the NFF stated.

• “The girls are now heading to training for their last session before tomorrow’s match against Colombia.”

The Falconets advanced to the quarter-finals following a dominant 3-0 victory over England in the Round of 16. They are set to face Colombia at Stadion Miejski ŁKS in Łódź, with a semi-final spot on the line.

Squad Brilliance and Super Falcons Prospects

Reflecting on the tournament, head coach Moses Aduku expressed confidence that several players possess the talent to eventually transition into the senior national team, the Super Falcons.

Key performances have propelled Nigeria’s run:

• Captain Christianah Uzoma delivered a crucial performance against England, saving a 33rd-minute penalty by Rachel Maltby to secure the team’s place in the last eight.

• Winner Onajite David and Ramotalahi Kareem have spearheaded the attack, netting three goals each.

• Janet Akekoromowei, Tosin Rafiu, and Rebecca Adegbemile have each contributed two goals to the campaign.

Emphasizing the importance of the tournament for player development, Aduku told FIFA, “I think the girls are doing well. We need to do more. There is going to be a transition to the senior national team from this junior side. So they really need to apply themselves.”

Nigerian High Commissioner to South Africa, Femi Fani-Kayode, has publicly challenged the US-based political advisory and lobbying firm Von Batten-Montague-York to substantiate claims linking President Bola Tinubu to historical drug trafficking. In a Saturday statement shared via his verified X account, Fani-Kayode addressed the 1993 civil forfeiture complaint filed by the US Department of Justice in the Northern District of Illinois, clarifying that the action targeted property rather than serving as a personal criminal conviction or a finding that Tinubu smuggled narcotics.....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶

Emphasizing that being the subject of an investigation does not equate to an indictment, prosecution, or conviction, Fani-Kayode demanded that the firm produce explicit evidence and pinpoint where the US government or the DEA formally alleged that the President personally smuggled heroin. He reiterated that the 1993 filings and subsequent 2026 FBI declarations reflect a civil settlement over funds rather than proof of personal involvement, ultimately challenging the firm to back up its sweeping claims regarding institutional corruption.