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Asake’s album “Lungu Boy” has reached a significant achievement by matching Wizkid’s “Made in Lagos” as the 5th highest-charting Nigerian album of all time in the UK.
This impressive feat underscores Asake’s rising prominence in the global music scene and reflects the increasing international recognition of Nigerian artists. “Lungu Boy” has resonated strongly with audiences, cementing Asake’s position in the music industry alongside established stars like Wizkid.
This milestone not only highlights Asake’s growing influence but also contributes to the ongoing success and global reach of Nigerian music.
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Actress Sanyaolu Fumilayo Sparks Debate: “Good Men Can Only Be Found on the Mainland”

Nigerian Actress Sanyaolu Fumilayo shares insights on finding good men in Lagos.
The actress claims that the only place to find good men is on the mainland of Lagos state. She advised women that men on the mainland are good men.
She then questions the loyalty of the men who live on the island aspect of Lagos. Sharing that most of them cheat on their partner.
“The only place to get a good man in Lagos is on the mainland but they are BROKE. But you see the men on the island, they are F*CKING FAKE NIGGAS who don’t mind Sleeping with you, your friends and your sisters f*CK you all. You’ll can do better respectfully”.
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Full Highlights from the 2025 iHeartRadio Awards Show

The 2025 iHeartRadio Music Awards took place on March 17 at the Dolby Theatre in Los Angeles, celebrating the most-played artists and songs across iHeartRadio stations and the iHeartRadio app throughout the past year. The evening was marked by standout performances, heartfelt speeches, and memorable moments that highlighted the diversity and talent within the music industry.
Opening Act: Billie Eilish and Finneas
The ceremony commenced with a captivating performance by sibling duo Billie Eilish and Finneas. Their synergy set an energetic tone for the night, engaging the audience from the outset.
Nelly’s Abrupt Speech Cut
In an unexpected moment, Nelly’s acceptance speech was interrupted by a sudden commercial break. The abrupt cut left both the artist and viewers surprised, causing conversations about live broadcast protocols.
Doechii’s Tribute to Lady Gaga
Rising artist Doechii took a moment to honor Lady Gaga, acknowledging her as a future industry innovator. This gesture represented the mutual respect and admiration among artists across different stages of their careers.
Gracie Abrams’ Breakthrough Award
Gracie Abrams was presented with the Breakthrough Award by her close friend Billie Eilish. The moment was a testament to their shared journey in the music industry and the bonds formed through artistic endeavors.
Mariah Carey’s Icon Award and Performance
Mariah Carey was honored with the Icon Award, celebrating her enduring impact on the music industry. She delivered a performance that reminded everyone of her vocal prowess and stage presence. In her acceptance speech, Carey paid tribute to her late mother, Patricia Carey, acknowledging her for imparting the gift of music.
Lady Gaga’s Innovator Award
Lady Gaga received the Innovator Award, recognizing her significant contributions to music and culture. In her speech, she embraced the dual feelings of longevity and new beginnings in her career, highlighting the importance of authenticity and self-made innovation. She dedicated the award to her grandmothers and urged artists to remain true to themselves and their uniqueness.
Taylor Swift’s Virtual Appearance
Taylor Swift, who was honored with the Tour of the Century award for her record-breaking Eras Tour, made a virtual appearance during the ceremony. Her background setup during the virtual acceptance sparked speculation and discussions among fans, showcasing her continued ability to engage and intrigue her audience.
Bad Bunny’s Energetic Performance
Bad Bunny delivered an electrifying performance of his song “EoO” from his latest album “DeBÍ TiRAR MáS FOToS.” Dressed in an oversized white coat, he interacted dynamically with the audience, including a memorable trust fall and crowd-surfing over dancers, further cementing his reputation as a dynamic performer.
Benson Boone’s Song of the Year
Benson Boone’s genuine surprise and excitement upon winning Song of the Year for “Beautiful Things” became an instant meme, endearing him to fans worldwide and highlighting the authenticity that resonates with audiences.
GloRilla’s Recognition
GloRilla was honored as the hip-hop artist of the year, acknowledging her contributions and impact within the genre over the past year.
Also, this year’s iHeartRadio Music Awards also paid tribute to the resiliency and rebuilding of Los Angeles following the devastating wildfires affecting the entire community. The event drove donations to FireAidLA.org, with contributions distributed under the advisement of the Annenberg Foundation for short-term relief efforts and long-term initiatives to prevent future fire disasters.
Notable Winners
- Song of the Year: “Beautiful Things” by Benson Boone
- Artist of the Year: Taylor Swift
- Best Collaboration: “Die With A Smile” by Lady Gaga and Bruno Mars
- Pop Artist of the Year: Sabrina Carpenter
- Country Artist of the Year: Jelly Roll
- Hip-Hop Song of the Year: “Not Like Us” by Kendrick Lamar
- R&B Artist of the Year: SZA
- Best New Artist (Pop): Teddy Swims
- Best New Artist (Country): Shaboozey
- Best New Artist (Hip-Hop): BossMan Dlow
- World Artist of the Year: Tyla
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“I Never Knew I Was So Special Until Ministers and Senators Started Talking About Me” – Bobrisky

Bobrisky has opened up about dating seven Nigerian celebrities, hinting at plans to reveal their identities soon.
In a recent Snapchat video, the popular Nigerian crossdresser spoke about betrayals that pushed him into exile. He claimed to have had intimate relationships with seven celebrities in the Nigerian entertainment industry and promised to expose them when the time is right, calling them fake.
Bobrisky also reflected on the backlash he faced from some Nigerian celebrities and politicians during his EFCC troubles, saying he no longer feels tied to the country’s expectations.
“There will be a time when I’ll list the seven celebrities I’ve dated in Nigeria,” he said. “I didn’t realize how special I was until last year when ministers and senators started talking about me. Imagine a minister leaving work just to focus on Bobrisky — am I that important?”
He added that while Nigeria may never officially recognize his identity, he feels respected and valued where he currently lives.
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