Popular Nigerian Comedian Mr Macaroni reveals that he has rejected many invitations from politicians. The comedian revealed the information on social media after sharing that he has promised himself not to be involved with politician in any level of friendship.

He then takes to X platform to address how some fans compare him to other influencers who have a relationship with politicians.

“I have said this times without number, I am nobody’s Hero!! I am not a saint!!! Na all of us get our own for body! APC Rascals have always pushed the narrative that I have something against anyone that visits Political Leaders and I have always made it clear that I have nothing against it. I have never criticized anyone for doing so.”

Random Nigerian Lady speaks on the recent birthday event of Designer Veekee James. It can be noted that the designer showcased her birthday cake at the event which was a beautiful and tall sight.

It was later revealed that Veekee paid a sum of 18 Million Naira on her birthday cake together with the designs and beauty in it.

Random lady then comments and shared how the fashion designer could have used the cake money for so much more such as helping the hungered. ““When God bless you, the first thing that should be on your mind is how to be a blessing to others. If you carry 500k buy bag of rice, spaghetti, tomatoes and Maggi share for 30 motherless baby homes, God can surprise you with triplets.”

Afrobeats sensation Qing Madi has once again opened up about the harsh realities she’s faced in the Nigerian music scene, describing the industry as “dark” and full of people trying to exploit young artists. The 18-year-old singer, who rose to fame unexpectedly, shared on the Lagos Meets London podcast that her journey into the industry wasn’t planned—she just wanted to make music, earn some money, and continue her education. But things took a different turn.

“I’ve had so many issues with contracts,” she said. “A lot of professionals in the industry are only out for themselves. They’re greedy and want to take advantage of you. The industry is dark.” She explained that the impure intentions of many industry figures affect how artists grow creatively, especially when their main aim is to take rather than build.

Speaking on how she manages fame and her personal life, Qing Madi said her mom plays a huge role in keeping her grounded by reminding her she’s still a teenager. “She makes me do chores to remind me I’m human,” she said. “Because sometimes it feels like you’re just a machine and everyone’s watching you, trying to figure out how to make money off you. It’s messed up. Sometimes I just want to go home and be a kid.”