Prominent fuji musician, Wasiu Alabi Odetola popularly called Pasuma Wonder has debunked news making rounds that he knocked down&killed a fan shortly after his performance at a show in Idimu, Lagos on 24th, October, 2013. The Regal gin ambassador has issued a statement via his management, AO21 Media. "On October 24th I had a show somewhere around idimu and as usual there were quite a lot of people there. After my performance I made for my car after settling the area boys with a large sum of money. Definitely, I had to zoom off because I didn't want them to mob me. I left the venue and drove straight
to my house. Later that night, I heard someone was killed at the show. I was surprised because people don't fight at my shows. It was later explained to me that the young man was killed by policemen. I tried to get details of the incident and that was when I gathered that one of the boys hung on to my car before I drove off. He was said to have fallen off and started running after my car for reasons I don't know. I didn't even notice anyone was running after my car. Simultaneously, the policemen were driving fast behind me to get more money from me and in the process the boy was knocked down by their vehicle.
When the policemen caught up with me, I gave them Money and they turned back. As at that time I was not even aware something had happened and I drove off. Later that night, I was informed that a boy was killed by the policemen and my manager Afolabi
Oyekoya has been trying to get in touch with the deceased family. If those that reported the incident,
did actually visit the police station or hospital the boy was taken to, they would have found out the truth. The question is, did my car hit the boy? Did my car have any contact with the boy? Was I even aware of anything? The policemen were said to have taken the boy to the hospital or their station and had communicated with the family. It was reported that the policemen were
part of my convoy but the truth is they were never part of my convoy. I didn't go to the show with any security except my bodyguards. I feel comfortable
around area boys or whatsoever you choose to call them, I have no reason to move around with policemen. I didn't hit anyone with my car, neither did any of my convoy. Where is the story coming from. I didn't want to make any press statement but
have been forced to because it is obvious some bloggers are trying to make a mess of my name. Do we now live in a country where people believe they can just write something about you and get away with it. Hmmm ! If I was truly involved in a murder case I would have been invited to the police station for questioning.Have I been asked to write a report at the police station? Have I been arrested ? We are talking about someone's life here? My management AO21 Media have been making efforts to reach the family of the deceased not because we were involved in his death
but because he was a fan of Pasuma wonder."

I'm not sure I've seen Dbanj grace a magazine cover before? I might just be wrong. Well, this happens to be the (for me) most dramatic Complete Fashion magazine cover. The self-acclaimed Banga Lee style is quite unique; he looks dapper in the blue Guinea attire, and the brown velvet wrapped around his neck. He talked about his soaring music career and many more

With the beautifully "carved" head-tie and bold costume, Alexander Burke could easily pass for an African lady. She also spoke at length about her visit to Nigeria and life after winning X-Factor.

Oh dear! Of course people tie their money, mobile phones and probably cars down to football betting but a whole house? That's huge. An Ugandan and his family members (3 wives and five children) were thrown out of his house by some Manchester United supporters after betting his house on the last Manchester United Vs Arsenal clash.

Henry Dhabasani, the Gunners fan opted to lose his two-bedroom house while his partner Rashid Yiga was more than willing to part with his new Toyota car if Arsenal won the match. Few hours after they picked witnesses in the neighbourhood and also put their betting in writing. Henry reportedly fainted after the final whistle was blown!

The remains of Olatunji Okusanya Jnr, son of the late MIC boss, Tunji Okusanya who died in the ill-fated Associated Airline on October 3rd 2013 were interred today.

May his soul find repose

Photo Credit: Kemi Filani