Top 10 reactions to D'banj's baby announcement.


On today’s edition of Loladeville Top 10, we are going to be looking at reactions to Dapo ‘D’banj’ Oyebanjo’s baby announcement. Recall we broke the news here  days before the superstar made the official announcement on his IG page. So let’s see what people said about the king of low-key!


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Dbanj and wife welcome first child.

The Koko son is here!
Nigerian singer, Oladapo Daniel Oyebanjo, popularly known as D’banj and his wife, Lineo Didi Kilgrow have are now parents to a baby boy. A reliable source disclosed that the bundle of joy arrived in the US on Friday, 19th May, 2017.
The couple had a quiet traditional wedding in Jos, Plateau state in June last year and a private registry wedding on, July 2, 2016. 25 year-old Didi is an undergraduate of the University of Abuja.  Her father is an American and her mum is half Nigerian, half South African.
Congratulations to the couple.
 
Update
The child has been named Daniel Oyebanjo.

Bola Tinubu pays for Moji Olaiya's remains, baby to be flown back home

Actress, Moji Olaiya’s baby as well as her remains will be brought to Nigeria from Canada courtesy of APC national leader, Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu. The development was revealed by actor, Yomi Fabiyi.
After due deliberation consulted our father and a National Grand Patron of our association (TAMPAN) Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu on the 21st May, 2017 to inform him of the demise of our colleague Moji Olaiya and that our humble unanimous decision is to have her body back, then given befitting burial and have her 2 months old daughter re-united with the family. Today, Monday 22nd May, 2017 The Committee members, Adunola (Eldest daughter of Late Moji Olaiya) and 2 elder brothers of Late Moji Olaiya met with Asiwaju Bola Tinubu and he expressed his sympathy directly and gave adequate support that will cover the entire air-freight.

On behalf of the family, colleagues and friends we say a big thank you to the National Leader for his fatherly and timely intervention. Further support or assistance from other sources if recieved will be adequately acknowledged. For now, we are geateful to Asiwaju and his family. The family and committee will however take it from there. Moreso, every other information relating the arrival and burial plans will be released shortly. Thank you all.
Yomi Fabiyi
Publicity Secretary For: LATE MOJI OLAIYA BURIAL COMMITTEE & FAMILY.

Actress, Moji Olaiya dies of heart attack

Two months after welcoming a child in Canada, actress, Moji Olaiya is dead. She reportedly died of heart attack
Daughter to the legendary highlife singer, Victor Olaiya, she made her debut in a Super Story TV series, No Pain No gain, produced by Wale Adenuga. She was aged 42.
May her soul find repose. Amen

Photo: 2face threatens to sue Blackface over defamatory remarks

Award-winning musician, Innocent ‘2face’ Idibia, has demanded an apology from his former band mate, Blackface over defamatory remarks. The latter, countless times has taken to his social media accounts to accuse his ex colleague of copyright infringement on some of his songs as well as ‘killing’ the Plantashun Boiz group.  In a letter sent through his lawyers, Seun Omotoba & Co, dated May 5. 2face gave him a one-week ultimatum to retract his statements or face legal actions.

 

"I endured domestic violence because of my children" Mercy Aigbe opens up in new interview.

Nollywood actress, Mercy Aigbe-Gentry has opened up on why she endured domestic violence in her 11 year-old marriage.  The mother of two who was beaten up by her estranged husband, Olanrewaju Gentry on Sunday, April 16, 2017 has revealed that the physical assault has affected her sight and caused her to bleed internally, she however said that she remained in the turbulent marriage because of her children and to retain the “Mrs” status.
Asked why she came out to say her husband never touched her, she was quick to refute it. “I never for once came out to say that my husband did not beat me. The video people were referring to happened in 2013 when there were rumours of such and I did a video recording alongside my husband to debunk the claim. At that time I had to do it to protect his image and my marriage. I had to do a live video at that time”, she said.

About Beating.
“He beats me consistently.” When probed on why she stayed that long after the consistent beating, Mercy revealed that she did because she wanted a home. “I stayed because I loved him and because every time he beats me, he begs and gets family and friends to beg me. He promised regularly to change but he never did. When my husband gets angry, he gets physical, not only to me but to anyone. He has done that with my house help who reported him to the Police years ago. “I stayed because of my children and because a lot of people look up to me. I was a role model of some sort and I really wanted to keep it together. I just wanted a home”

Why she wants to leave now.
“It’s not like I wanted to walk away but I just feel like we need help. I spoke to my husband’s brother about it. I told him I was going to pack out for some time while my husband seeks therapy. I just wanted to feel safe, that is why I moved my things out. This last beating was brutal. I actually thought I was going to die”.

I’m Still Coughing blood.
The Nollywood actress revealed that her husband broke her orbits which will necessitate a surgery for her to see properly. “I’m still coughing and sneezing blood even after three weeks”, she reveals how severe the injury inflicted upon her is.
My Husband Was Sleeping With a Girl
Aigbe also revealed that the last incident started few days before when she discovered that her husband was sleeping with a lady. A lady she claimed to be her friend whom she was close to. This was a regular attitude from her husband; a man she claims has slept with a lot of people close to her, even her PAs. He confronted him and it led to a huge argument which was turning violent before she had to keep quiet.

He Kept Beating Me
On the day of the incident, Mercy had informed her husband that she was attending a burial of her colleague. After his hesitance, she explained that it would not be fair on the lady since she had promised to be there and even invited him to come along. Mercy revealed that it was her refusal to go and pick her husband up while she was still at her designer’s place that brought the fury of the man on her. He was said to have driven there and started to beat her in the presence of everybody. “Immediately, I opened the door, he kept beating me. I was begging him and asking why he was beating me. He said he would destroy my face such that no make-up would fix it and destroy my career. He was acting like someone who was possessed. I told him “Lanre, mo ma bi mo fun e” (translated as “I have a child for you).

I agree that I am a fool
 
In the exclusive interview, the Nollywood star said she agrees that she was a fool for staying that long even with all the beating and humiliation. “I believed that a wise woman builds her home. That’s why I stayed that long”, she said.
About Cheating
“If he had shown a bit of remorse, maybe things would have been different. He went on saying that I cheated on him several times. I never cheated. That’s why I told him to come out with proof”, she said.

My Husband was in detention for over 7 months
“My husband was in detention for over seven months and I never left him or go anywhere. Why would I want to go now? He says all this is make-up. He is not showing any form of remorse and still sponsoring lies against me.
 
Source: Broadway Africa

Photos: Falz, Banky W, others arrive London for One Africa Music Fest.

One Africa Music Fest host Banky W as well as headliners Cassper Nyovest, Victoria Kimani, and Falz arrived at London Heathrow Airport this morning, ready for the first ever One Africa Music Fest taking place in London this Saturday, May 13. They were met by a handful of teeming fans and media. The large travelling party also included the festival organizers Upfront and Personal, the One Africa Fest project team, UK project managers, press officers and an array of photographers.
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Other stars performing at the One Africa Music Fest that have also been jetting into the UK this week include Ghana’s biggest rap superstar Sarkodie, Congelese legend Awilo Longomba as well as 9ice and Atumpan. More stars expected to arrive in the UK over the next couple of days include Jidenna, Davido, Tekno, P-Square, Tiwa Savage, Olamide, Alikiba,  Flavour N’abania, with Phyno and M.I.
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Saturday’s One Africa Music Fest is set to be one of the biggest and most exciting festivals to ever hit the UK, and fans, press and media all have the opportunity to meet & greet the headline artists ahead of the monumental event on Saturday, at the One Africa Artist Welcome Party & Fashion Event taking place on Friday, May 12 at the Four Seasons Hotel in Park Lane, Mayfair. For more information about the welcome part, visit www.weareoneafrica.com.
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See Man United's away kit for next season.

Manchested United have released their away kit for next season. Who else is loving the retro 90s look? The black shirt is inspired from the Sir Alex Ferguson era. The new kit was modeled by Paul Pogba, Ander Herrera, Daley Blind, and many more.
The strip is inspired by the iconic United shirt worn in 1992 by Ryan Giggs and David Beckham
Adidas said on United’s website: “Manchester United fans of all ages will recognize the bold graphic pattern from the 1990-92 away jersey that defined football shirt design for an era. Connecting the past to the future, the new kit pays homage to the historic design, celebrating the rich history of the club. “The graphic design of the original kit has been re-imagined on a black backdrop with white hues, with the classic adidas three stripes, club badge and adidas logo all in white. A crew-neck collar gives the kit a modern makeover, making it a jersey that’s as much at home on the streets as it is on the pitch.

“The kit features all the technological innovations of adidas’ jersey technology used by the world’s leading clubs, including breathable fabrics and mesh engineering. Alongside the replica jersey, there is also an authentic shirt available [as worn by the players], a long-sleeved version and shirts specifically for children and women.”

 

Prices for the kit begin at around £65, while a £90 authentic version is available for fans to buy
 

Mercy Aigbe's husband remanded in Kirikiri prison

The last has certainly not been heard of the domestic violence case between actress, Mercy Aigbe and her estranged husband, Lanre Gentry. He reportedly showed up in court on Tuesday after failing to appear twice. He was meant to appear in court on Monday after a physical assault charge was leveled against him by the Lagos State Department of Domestic and Sexual Violence Response Team but failed to turn up, claiming he was indisposed and was admitted in a hospital.
He was arraigned at an Ikeja magistrate court on three-count charge of domestic violence, assault and threat to life and was later granted bail. He however failed to meet the bail conditions of N500,000 and two sureties who reside in Lagos and have landed properties and is currently being remanded in prison.
The case has been adjourned to July 12.
 
 

Don Jazzy , Wizkid & Davido listed in Forbes’ top 10 richest African musicians list

Forbes’ list of the Top 10 African Acts For 2017 have been released and it features the following music acts; Akon, Black Coffee Hugh Masekela, Don Jazzy, Tinashe, Jidenna, Wizkid, Davido, Sarkodie, Mtukudzi. Forbes factored in their endorsement value, popularity, show rates, sales, awards, YouTube views, appearance in newspapers, investment, social media presence, influence and many more.
Profile of the top 10
1. AKON
Akon has over 35 million albums sold worldwide. He has won numerous awards including five Grammy Award nominations and has 45 Billboard Hot 100 songs under his belt. He tops the list according to Forbes Africa.
2. BLACK COFFEE, SOUTH AFRICA
The multi-award-winning artist’s real name is Nkosinathi Maphumulo. He was born in South Africa’s house music province, KwaZulu-Natal (KZN) and raised in the Eastern Cape province, where Nelson Mandela hailed from, before moving back to KZN to study music.
3. HUGH MASEKELA, SOUTH AFRICA
Hugh was born in Witbank, east of Johannesburg. He has released more than 43 albums and performed with Marvin Gaye, Dizzy Gillespie, The Byrds, Fela Kuti, Paul Simon, Stevie Wonder and Miriam Makeba.
4. DON JAZZY, NIGERIA
Don Jazzy is ranked fourth richest in Africa and also first in Nigeria. Like many artists, his real name is Michael Collins Ajereh, and he started playing music as a child in church before moving to the UK to pursue his career.
5. TINASHE, ZIMBABWE-AMERICAN
Tinashe was a child model by the age of three. The twenty-four-year-old sang before she could talk and made her first appearance in 2000 in the film Cora Unashamed. Her voice also starred in the cartoon feature film The Polar Express alongside Oscar-winning actor, Tom Hanks.
6. JIDENNA, NIGERIAN-AMERICAN
By the age of 10, Jidenna Theodore Mobisson knew he wanted to do music but was afraid to tell his father who wanted him to be an engineer. He is ranked sixth according to Forbes Africa.
7. WIZKID, NIGERIA
Wizkid is arguably currently the uncrowned king of African music. Grammy Award-winning artist, Alicia Keys and husband Swizz Beatz, danced to his songs Ojuelegba and Caro, with Keys posting a video on her Instagram account with the caption, “This song makes me happy”. Kylie Jenner also posted a video of herself dancing to Wizkid’s music on Snapchat.
8. DAVIDO, NIGERIA
Davido has claimed a high status in just five years. He said it was people like P-Square and D’Banj who made him believe this was possible. He became famous for his widely acclaimed 2012 debut album “Omo Baba Olowo”.
9. SARKODIE, GHANA
Michael Owusu Addo started out as an underground rapper and through the help of Duncan Williams, his former manager, his career was launched. Staying true to his identity, he is a big advocate of Azonto, a Ghanaian genre that is said to have been born out of Kpanlogo, a traditional dance.
His first single off his fourth album, Mewu, sold almost 4,000 copies on the first day of its release in Ghana. He was also the first Ghanaian to win a BET award.
10. OLIVER MTUKUDZI, ZIMBABWE
Oliver Tuku Mtukudzi has 65 albums under his belt, more than the legendary Michael Jackson and Whitney Houston. It’s a remarkable career stretching back 41 years with songs that have enlivened parties all over the world. He is ranked 10th richest musician in Africa.

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