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“Don’t Relocate to Africa, the Economy Is in Shambles – Davido”

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Afrobeats superstar Davido, whose real name is David Adeleke, has advised African-Americans against relocating to Africa in response to Donald Trump’s re-election as President of the United States.

Speaking on the Big Homies House podcast, Davido addressed the growing trend of African-Americans expressing a desire to leave the U.S. following Trump’s political victory.

While acknowledging the appeal of Africa’s rich culture and growing global influence, he cautioned that the realities on the continent might not align with their expectations.

“It’s not cool back home. The economy now is in shambles,” Davido remarked, shedding light on the struggles faced by many African nations.

He pointed out how economic instability, widespread poverty, and limited opportunities make life challenging for millions of people across the continent.

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The Nigerian artist, known for using his music to showcase African culture, emphasized that his comments were not intended to discourage interest in Africa.

Instead, he wanted to paint a realistic picture of the current situation.

Davido stressed that entertainment is one of the few sectors making Africa appear more appealing on the global stage.

He explained that music, film, and other creative industries have become a smokescreen, often masking the economic and social challenges facing the continent.

“Entertainment is what’s giving Africa a smokescreen to make it look good,” he noted, noticing the stark contrast between the continent’s vibrant cultural output and its harsh economic realities.

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“I Honestly Don’t Know What to Do” — Mary Njoku Opens Up About Personal Struggles

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Nollywood Actress Mary Njoku takes to social media to reveals the personal doubt she has had with herself.

The actress takes to her official Instagram page and shared a relatable doubt, which fans voiced out their agreement to. “I am at a point in my life where I genuinely don’t know what to do. It feels like I’m standing at a crossroads, uncertain and stuck.”

“The people you think you know, you come to realize, maybe you don’t know them at all. And that shakes you. I usually have answers. I’m used to clarity, to direction. But this time, I don’t have any answers. I honestly don’t know what to do. Head is full. Can’t sleep”.


 

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Ruby Ojiakor Gushes Over Adaeze Luke’s Wedding Gift in Heartwarming Unboxing Video

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Nollywood actress Ruby Ojiakor reacts to colleague Adaeze Luke’s gift for her recent wedding. The actress takes to social media to share a video of herself unboxing the gift given to her by Adaeze. She first opens a pair of beautiful outfits, then opens up beautiful earrings which she put on immediately.

The actress expresses excitement as she opened the gifts. She then asks her husband how the earrings looked on her, to which he complimented her while gazing at her lovingly. Fans then react at the sight of the newlywed and the luxurious gifts given to her.


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“Al-jannah” Is a Tribute to My Father — Kizz Daniel Opens Up About Emotional Inspiration

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Nigerian Singer Kizz Daniel opens and shares the inspiration behind his latest song “Al-jannah’.

The singer shares this information at a recent interview, he revealed that his late father was the reason behind the song. Sating that his father was also his best friend before he passed away.

I wanted to write a tribute song. We’ve lost people in the past—we lost our son in 2021; I lost my dad in 2015; my wife lost her mum in 2024; I lost my step-mum; we lost a whole lot of people. I wanted to make a song for everyone, not just one person. It’s about our loved ones we have lost in this journey of life. I think I was able to accomplish that by using the word friend in the song.”


 

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