In a recent interview with content creator Timi Agbaje, Nigerian artist Michael Adebayo Olayinka, widely known as Ruger, disclosed that he is the owner of two firearms. During the discussion about the origins of his stage name, the Blown Boy boss shared this surprising detail. When asked about the inspiration behind the name Ruger, the artist responded, stating, "It's a gun, man." The interviewer further inquired, "So you possess a gun?" to which Ruger calmly responded, "Yeah, I do. I have two." However, Ruger did not provide any information regarding the legality of his firearm ownership. Last year, the Inspector-General of Police, Olukayode Egbetokun, emphasized the temporary suspension of firearms issuance and highlighted efforts to eliminate illegally circulated arms. He mentioned t...

Confirming the whispers, Big Brother Titans' Yvonne Godwin reveals that she and her housemate, Juicy Jay from South Africa, are still an item. The sparks of love ignited between them during their stay on the first edition of Big Brother Titans in 2023. Gracing the Cool FM show, The Big Friday Show With Tach, Yvonne makes it crystal clear that their bond is unbreakable. “Juicy Jay, my South African beau, and I are still an item. Our love is unwavering. He's my rock, always by my side with unwavering support and selflessness. I could go on and on, this journey has no end," she affirms.

An ex-employee of Kanye West, Benjamin Deshon Provo, has filed a lawsuit against the controversial American rapper, claiming discriminatory behavior towards black staff. Provo, who worked as a security guard at Donda Academy, accused West of mistreating black employees and terminating his contract after he refused to trim his dreadlocks. In the legal complaint lodged in Los Angeles, Provo asserted that he experienced “emotional distress” due to West's actions, including the demand to cut his hair, which he declined citing his Muslim beliefs. Additionally, Provo alleged discrepancies in pay, stating that white employees were paid $5 more per hour than their black counterparts. Furthermore, he claimed that West prohibited books related to Black history at Donda Academy, such as those ab...