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Nigerian music superstar Davido has fired back at online critics with a lavish display of wealth, reminding social media users of his affluent status amid political banter concerning his uncle, Osun State Governor Ademola Adeleke. The online exchange began when a troll mocked Governor Adeleke's recent defection to the Accord Party, suggesting Davido would be forced to compose a campaign song for the rival APC if his uncle lost the 2026 gubernatorial election. The Social Media Exchange Davido initially responded by implying his family's financial security was unaffected by political outcomes, stating he would simply return to the family's multi-billion dollar business. Another user, unimpressed, retorted with the Yoruba phrase "go and sit down for ground jor," essentially telling the singer to be humble. Davido's final clapback was a direct and luxurious flex. He posted a response indicating he was currently aboard one of the...

LAGOS, Nigeria — A Nigerian attendee of The Experience 2025, one of the world's largest gospel concerts, has declared she will not return next year, citing an overwhelmingly disruptive atmosphere caused by the incessant blowing of vuvuzelas throughout the event. The concert, held annually at the Tafawa Balewa Square in Lagos and organized by the House on the Rock church, traditionally attracts hundreds of thousands of worshippers for a night of praise with top international gospel artists. However, for attendee Charity Onyeka, the 2025 edition was marred by what she described as "nonchalant loud noises" that detracted from the worship. In a TikTok video posted by user @naijawifeylife1 , Onyeka documented her experience, showing fellow attendees loudly blowing the plastic horns. She captioned the video, "The reason why I won't be attending next year's 'Experience'. The noise was too much and distracting." Onyeka expressed ...