Nigerian crossdresser Bobrisky makes headlines after alleged ex-inmates claimed that he was never actually behind bars.

It can be recalled that Bobrisky was once arrested and taken to jail for a period of time. Upon his release, many noted that he looked even better than before, leading some to question whether he had truly been imprisoned and if justice was genuinely served.

During a recent interview, alleged ex-inmates who were in the same prison with Bobrisky claimed that he received special treatment during his time there.

“We were in prison when Bobrisky was convicted. We were not in the same cell, but he was kept in a special VIP area. We saw him every day for the six months he spent. He was first brought to the medium-security prison, then later moved to maximum.”

Nigerian artist BNXN has shared his thoughts on who Manchester United should target in the summer transfer window. As a dedicated Red Devils supporter, BNXN believes the club desperately needs a top striker and says Victor Osimhen would be the perfect fit.

“If there’s one player United should go for right now, it’s Osimhen,” he said during a chat with ESPN UK. “We need a proper striker, no doubt.” He also mentioned young Barcelona star Lamine Yamal and winger Raphinha as exciting alternatives he’d love to see in the squad.

Nancy Nnadi, Managing Director of EeZee Conceptz and known widely as Coach Nancy, has confirmed that efforts are currently underway to resolve the royalty dispute involving gospel singer Mercy Chinwo. This comes after Nancy publicly withdrew earlier claims she made against Chinwo during the heat of their legal tussle.

Back in January 2025, Mercy Chinwo took legal action against her former label boss, EeZee Tee, accusing him of diverting $345,000 in music royalties; a case that sparked headlines and followed her 2022 exit from the label over financial disagreements. In the midst of the legal back-and-forth, Nancy accused Chinwo of financial misconduct, prompting the singer to file a defamation suit against her, demanding a public apology and the removal of the posts.

Over the weekend, Nancy took to Instagram to retract her earlier statements and expressed hope for a peaceful resolution. She shared that the reconciliation process is being guided by respected church leaders.

“Following legal advice and in the interest of peace and the love of God, I take back my earlier post concerning Minister Mercy Chinwo,” she wrote. “I pray that God brings to completion the peace talks being handled by the Fathers of Faith between her and EeZee Conceptz.”