Nigerian music superstar Davido has shared his excitement over Belgium’s historic move to legalize health insurance for sex workers.

The Belgian government recently signed new laws that provide enhanced protections for sex workers, ensuring they can access the same welfare benefits as other workers.

These benefits include pensions, maternity leave, sick days, and, most notably, health insurance.

This groundbreaking decision makes Belgium the first country in the world to extend health insurance to sex workers, marking a significant step toward recognizing their rights and improving their working conditions.

The move has received praise from various quarters, including Davido, who took to social media to commend the Belgian government.

In his post, he called it a “groundbreaking move by Belgium,” noticing the importance of this legal step in ensuring the safety and well-being of sex workers.

American Singer, Khalid releases a photo of him and Nigerian Singer, Ayra Starr for a new collaboration. Just recently he announced collaboration with Singer Normani, fans share excitement and anticipation for these collaborations and new songs coming in soon.

Normani And Khalid

The title of the song wtih Ayra Starr is titled “Make It Up To You”.

Nigerian Activist, VeryDarkMan addresses the comments he received due to partying with Nigerian singers, Naira Marley and Zinoleesky at a club. A lot of users left their thoughts of a video showing VeryDarkMan with Naira Marley. Naira Marley has been cancelled by society after the incident with late artist, Mohbad, and gave remained against him since then.

It was also reported that Naira Marley and Sam Larry were both arrested due to connections to Mohbad’s death but were later released.

VDM’s reaction to these comments was stating that Mohbad’s case has ended “Mohbad case don end make una no vex, na una sentiment give the real people when know wetin do the boy passage to hide the truth… Just like I warned so it has happened, Mohbad will never get justice. As a rate I will stand for the real truth, not the crowd truth.”