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According to popular music executive Paulo Okoye, Burna Boy is the richest musician in Nigeria. According to Okoye, Burna Boy made an incredible $80 million in 2023 alone. He revealed this while having a live Instagram conversation with Daddy Freeze. He says, “The only person that is making money in Nigeria is Burna Boy. He made at least $80 to $100 million four years ago. Burna Boy is the richest. “Burna Boy is on another level. The good thing about him is that he has a very small unit of people. His mother, sister and among others in his team are not up to eight. So every other person is either contractors or consultants.” Read the full article

The well-known media figure Daddy Freeze has responded to the N5 million fine imposed by the Appeal Court on him for allegedly having an affair with another man's wife. According to news reports, on February 18, 2021, Daddy Freeze was forced to pay N5 million by a Rivers State High Court in Port Harcourt for having an adulterous relationship with Benedicta Elechi. He was directed to pay the fine to Paul Odekina, who at the time of the adulterous act was married to Benedicta Elechi. Daddy Freeze requested redress from the Appeal Court because he was unhappy with the ruling. In response to the claim that he had an affair with a married woman, the OAP refuted the claim during his Instagram live broadcast. He stated “I will pay the adultery fine; my wrist watch alone cost over N100 million, but I am innocent. “This happened many years ago. I was going through serious torment, so was the lady, and we both jam many years later in church; this happened over 12 years ago.” Read the full article

Eedris Abdulkareem, a veteran rapper, took aim at prominent media figure Daddy Freeze in a recent Instagram post featuring a clip of a yet-to-be-released song. Remember that in an attempt to fact-check the rapper, Daddy Freeze conducted interviews with some of the musicians Abdulkareem had criticized in his contentious podcast interview? Abdulkareem appeared to be enraged by Daddy Freeze's apparent interest in his assertions, as he mocked the radio presenter with a sample of a rap song.  “Nigerians, we dey live as slaves in our country because of fools wey dey defend politicians and some Daddy Freezers wey dey always insult pastors later in the night go chill with fraudsters,” he rapped. In an amusing turn, Daddy Freeze replied to Eedris Abdulkareem's attack with a rap composition. He posted a video of his reply on his account on Instagram. Daddy Freeze rapped “What’s up, OG? This is the new era. These are new times, those are real crimes. Your talent on life support, too weak for me to even rethought. No one is listening, bro. So pass the message because your career is in vain. I feel your pain, you were a star once, now it’s all in your brain.” https://www.instagram.com/reel/C3syfuDikRH/?igsh=MWFxOXlnamJ1MWZvOA== Read the full article

Eedris Abdulkareem, a veteran rapper, took aim at prominent media figure Daddy Freeze in a recent Instagram post featuring a clip of a yet-to-be-released song. Remember that in an attempt to fact-check the rapper, Daddy Freeze conducted interviews with some of the musicians Abdulkareem had criticized in his contentious podcast interview? Abdulkareem appeared to be enraged by Daddy Freeze's apparent interest in his assertions, as he mocked the radio presenter with a sample of a rap song.  “Nigerians, we dey live as slaves in our country because of fools wey dey defend politicians and some Daddy Freezers wey dey always insult pastors later in the night go chill with fraudsters,” he rapped. In an amusing turn, Daddy Freeze replied to Eedris Abdulkareem's attack with a rap composition. He posted a video of his reply on his account on Instagram. Daddy Freeze rapped “What’s up, OG? This is the new era. These are new times, those are real crimes. Your talent on life support, too weak for me to even rethought. No one is listening, bro. So pass the message because your career is in vain. I feel your pain, you were a star once, now it’s all in your brain.” https://www.instagram.com/reel/C3syfuDikRH/?igsh=MWFxOXlnamJ1MWZvOA== Read the full article

Veteran musician and former member of The Remedies, Edward Ashiedu Brown, often known as Eddy Remedy, has claimed that his father was one among those who created the Nigerian national song. He stated that his father, retired police officer Ashiedu Brown, was a member of the Nigeria Police Band that created the national song, but all credit was given to the band's director, Benedict Elise Odiase. The legendary singer stated that his father has yet to get any national recognition for his contributions to the national song. Eddy Remedy said that his father's terrible experience caused him to reject his son's musical profession since he felt he would never be rewarded in Nigeria. During a recent interview with Daddy Freeze, Eddy Remedy stated, “Now I understand why my dad didn’t want me to do music, because they did the same thing to him. My Dad was among those who wrote the national anthem. But what did he get? Did they give him any recognition? Instead, they gave all the credit to his boss, Odiase, who was the commissioner of Police then.” Read the full article