Who Is Celine Dion – Arsenal star, Bukayo Saka

Arsenal winger, Bukayo Saka has left fans in shock after revealing that he doesn’t know famous Canadian singer Celine Dion or ever heard any of her songs. The England international disclosed this during a recent chat with Grammy-winning Nigerian Tems.

The winger had asked Tems about her idols growing up, but when she mentioned Celine Dion, the Arsenal star claimed he didn’t know the iconic singer. https://amzn.to/40PdSlq

Saka: “You said you were nine when you started singing. Did you have any idols or singers you loved?”

Tems: “I loved Celine Dion.”

Saka: “I don’t know who that is.”

Tems: “You don’t know who Celine Dion is?”

Saka: “No. Is that bad?”

Tems: “Oh, my gosh. Celine Dion!”

Simi And Adekunle Gold Fake Divorce Paper Rumour Out

Social media is currently in chaos as Nigerian users engage in intense banter over rumored divorce papers between singers Simi and Adekunle Gold (AG Baby

The buzz started after a purported court petition allegedly filed by Adekunle Gold was shared by a Facebook user and was circulated on other platforms.

The fake document claimed he sought divorce because Simi “orders him around,” creating a “toxic environment” of suppression and lack of respect, with one viral twist quoting him saying he “can’t marry a woman that controls [his] life.”

False divorce papers
This comes amid the intense backlash Simi has been facing on X for weeks over her decade old tweets that has also caught the attention of organizations like NAPTIP and Lagos State Domestic and Sexual Violence Agency.

However, credible reports quickly debunked it as fabricated “Oluwole” (fake) paperwork—errors included wrong suit numbers and wrong wedding date.

Netizens split between spreading the rumor for entertainment, defending the pair’s marriage, and mocking the gullibility of sharers.

Pregnant Woman Arrested For Girls Trafficking To Ghana

A heavily pregnant woman, who runs a bar in the Rantiya area of Jos South local government area of Plateau State, has been arrested by the state government for allegedly trafficking three young girls to Ghana for prostitution.

The suspect, simply identified as Mrs Yakubu, was paraded on Thursday, February 19, 2026, at the Plateau State Gender and Equal Opportunities Commission, SGEOC, headquarters in Jos, alongside another woman and the rescued victims by Chairperson of the Commission, Olivia Dazyam.

While briefing journalists, Dazyam said the girls were rescued in Ghana and repatriated to Nigeria. She further stated that the girls who gave their names as Humata Ilya, Sendy Emmanuel, and Dorathy Yakubu, aged between 18 and 19, confessed that Mrs Yakubu lured them to Ghana with the promise of lucrative jobs only to force them into prostitution.

She stated that the victims, two from Adamawa and one from Plateau, were made to swear to an oath and had to undergo some rituals that they will not betray Mrs Yakubu.

She noted that the Commission received information about the trafficking and worked with security agencies to repatriate the girls.

“At the state Gender and Equal Opportunities Commission, we received information about a woman that caused the movement of two girls from Plateau State to Ghana. God helped the two girls, and they were able to get back to Jos with the help of the security agencies,” Dazyam said.

She added that the suspects trafficked the girls to Ghana for prostitution after receiving ‘blood money’ from the victims’ activities.

“We want to let the people of Plateau State know that traffickers are living in our communities. Why would you want to send young girls to Ghana to go and do what,” Dazyam said.

“As a matter of fact, two women were involved in the trafficking. One woman has also caused the trafficking of two girls from Mangu to Ghana. One escaped, and by the grace of God, she’s back safely now.

“I do not know whether they have any excuse whether to say this is out of ignorance. There has been a lot of sensitisation out there. Why would you want to send young girls to Ghana to go and do what? As we speak, one of the suspects, her own daughter 18 or 19-year-old girl, is in Ghana. What is she doing in Ghana?” the SGEOC Chairperson queried.

In a brief interview with newsmen, Mrs Yakubu confessed to the crime but expressed regret over her actions, claiming she was only helping the girls secure employment like her daughter who is also based in Ghana.

She, however, refused to specify the nature of her daughter’s work in the West African country.

Simi Criticized Over Mirabel Rape Faking False Claim

Nigerian singer Simi has come under intense criticism on social media following the confession of a TikToker, Mirabel, who admitted that her widely circulated rape allegation was not true. The online debate began on February 18 after a video surfaced on TikTok, in which Mirabel claimed she had been raped and injured with a blade inside her home.

The video spread rapidly and triggered outrage, emotional reactions, and heated conversations across the internet. While many Nigerians initially believed her story and condemned the alleged act, others expressed doubts, pointing to inconsistencies in the video. Some users accused her of clout-chasing, further dividing public opinion.

Amid the controversy, Simi took to X to speak against rape culture. She urged men to hold other men accountable and questioned why people felt triggered when rapists were called out.

Her comments, however, sparked backlash from critics who accused her of ignoring the issue of false rape accusations.

The criticism deepened after an old tweet she made in 2016 was resurfaced and misinterpreted as sexual innuendo. As the backlash grew, a fake apology screenshot began circulating online as a meme mocking the singer.

She was also given the nickname “Ikorodu Celine Dion” by some social media users. In her statement, Simi insisted that sexual violence against women remains widespread and that false claims should not be used to silence genuine victims.

“Almost every woman I know personally has been sexually assaulted at some point in their lives,” she wrote. “You can’t think it’s okay to shut people up from speaking up about assault because some people lie.”

She added that people who lie should face consequences but stressed that this was not the conversation she was having.

“How many of your male friends have they lied against? How many of your friends have actually assaulted women as vibes? Women are terrified to go out. Women in their homes are not safe either,” she said, ending with: “STOP RAPING WOMEN!!”

The situation later took a different turn after controversial social media activist VeryDarkMan disclosed that he had spoken with Mirabel over the phone.

According to him, Mirabel admitted during the conversation that the rape allegation was false. She also confessed that she created the fake TikTok account that had been sending her messages.

VeryDarkMan said Mirabel pleaded for help, describing herself as lost and helpless. She further revealed that she is an 18-year-old orphan, a lesbian, and struggles with alcohol and codeine addiction. She also admitted to engaging in self-harm as a coping mechanism.

Appealing to Nigerians, VeryDarkMan urged the public to forgive her and avoid harsh judgment, stressing that mental health challenges are real.

He also disclosed that arrangements were being made to have Mirabel taken to a rehabilitation centre.

Meanwhile, it was revealed that the case has been transferred to Ogun State for further investigation.

The incident has continued to generate strong reactions online, reopening conversations around sexual violence, false allegations, accountability, and the mental health struggles behind viral social media cases.

USA Freezes Assets of Eight Nigerians Over Boko Haram Links

  • Assets And Properties Of Eight Nigerians were frozen by United State of America over links with Boko Haram, Cybercrime
  • US President Donald Trump had last year declared Nigeria as a Country of Particular Concern

The United States government has frozen the assets of eight Nigerians over alleged links to Boko Haram and cybercrime activities

The sanctions were contained in 3,000-page document released by the United States Treasury’s Office of Foreign Assets Control on February 10.

According to the US Department of Treasury…The document titled the “Specially Designated Nationals and Blocked Persons List”, SDN List, is a reference document detailing individuals and entities subject to US sanctions.

The document also listed individuals sanctioned for cybercrime-related offences and other security threats.

DAILY POST reports that the development followed the recommendations by the US Congress for visa bans and asset freezes on persons and groups accused of violations of religious freedom and persecution of Christians in Nigeria.

Recall that US President Donald Trump had last year declared Nigeria as a Country of Particular Concern.

Nigerians listed under the US Treasury sanctions face asset freezes under Executive Order 13224.

Among those designated is Salih Yusuf Adamu, also known as Salihu Yusuf, born August 23, 1990.

He was identified as having links to Boko Haram. Yusuf was among six Nigerians convicted in 2022 in the United Arab Emirates for establishing a Boko Haram cell to raise funds for insurgents in Nigeria.

The group was found guilty of attempting to transfer $782,000 from Dubai to Nigeria.

Babestan Oluwole Ademulero, born March 4, 1953, was listed under terrorism-related sanctions. He was identified under multiple aliases, including Wole A. Babestan and Olatunde Irewole Shofeso.

Also designated was Abu Abdullah ibn Umar Al-Barnawi, also known as Ba Idrisa, reportedly born between 1989 and 1994 in Maiduguri, Borno State. He was flagged under terrorism-related sanctions.

Abu Musab Al-Barnawi, also referred to as Habib Yusuf, was identified as a Boko Haram leader and listed with varying birth years between 1990 and 1995.

Nnamdi Orson Benson, born March 21, 1987, in Nigeria, was listed under CYBER2 sanctions and was reported to hold a Nigerian passport.

What Money Can’t Buy – Samuel Kuffor

Samuel Osei Kuffour: “Anytime it’s my birthday, Oliver Kahn posts that picture of me saving his life with CPR and says thank you.
These are things money can’t buy.”

What a heartwarming story! Samuel Osei Kuffour’s anecdote about Oliver Kahn’s birthday post is a beautiful example of the power of kindness and gratitude.

It’s amazing that Kuffour saved Kahn’s life with CPR, showcasing his quick thinking and medical knowledge.

Kahn’s annual birthday post expressing gratitude to Kuffour is a testament to the strong bond between the two former teammates.

Kuffour’s statement, “These are things money can’t buy,” highlights the importance of relationships, kindness, and gratitude. It’s a reminder that some things in life are truly priceless.

Wizkid Slams Tuface Idibia Over Burna Boy’s Musical Global Success

Nigerian music superstar Wizkid publicly responded to comments made by legendary singer Tuface Idibia, popularly known as 2Baba, about Burna Boy’s global success.

The exchange has set social media on fire and sparked widespread debates among fans and followers.

2Baba Comments on Burna Boy’s International Success

In a recent interview, 2Baba stated: “Burna Boy is ahead of Wizkid and Davido in terms of global growth.”

The comment quickly went viral, igniting discussions across platforms and dividing opinions among fans of the top Afrobeats stars.

The statement was seen by many as a bold claim, prompting reactions from fans, critics, and fellow artists.

Wizkid Responds

Shortly after 2Baba’s interview gained traction, Wizkid took to Snapchat to respond.

He wrote: “At least make peace with your family first before having opinions about music. Old man, I’m never letting it slack in 2026.” @wizkidayo

The post immediately went viral, with fans and followers flooding social media with reactions ranging from support to criticism.

I’m Not Dating Asake-KWAM1’s Daughter, Dami Marshall

Dami Marshall, a daughter of Fuji maestro, King WasiAyinde Marshall, popularly known as KWAM 1 or K1 De Ultimate, has debunked rumours of a romantic relationship with singer Asake.

Dami and Asake recently sparked relationship rumours after she shared a picture of herself with the singer at an event with the caption, “Mr Money and Mrs Money.” She has now clarified that she and Asake are not dating.

She explained that the picture was from her first meeting with the singer.

“Guys, that was my first time meeting him [Asake], so I took a picture. Do not believe blogs, they can do anything for traffic,” Miss Marshall wrote on her Instagram page, shutting down the rumours.

Asake is not publicly known to be in any romantic relationship since breaking up with his Gambia girlfriend, Madame Mystique in 2014.

‘I Had Made So Many Mistakes In The Past’ – 2Face

Nigerian musician Innocent Idibia, popularly known as 2Face, has admitted that he made a lot of mistakes in the past both in his career and personal life.

Speaking in a snippet of the upcoming episode of the Mic On podcast, the music legend said he wish he could turn back the hand of time to make amends.

“There are so many things I wish I could rewind and do better. As a human being, there are times when you are overwhelmed or don’t make the best decisions. My thick-skin is weaker now,” he said

On his alleged altercation with his new wife, Natasha Osawaru, and subsequent arrest in London in October 2025, the African Queen crooner admitted that he was at fault.

“I was angry that day. It was an unfortunate incident,” the singer said

Woman Returned From Abroad After 7 Years To Claim 3 Months Old Abandoned Baby

woman’s emotional appeal to regain custody of her daughter has sparked intense debate on social media, following revelations about her decision to abandon the child years ago to travel abroad.


According to a viral account circulating online, the woman admitted she got married when she wasn’t ready and became pregnant within three months.

She later gave birth to a baby girl. Unknown to her husband and family at the time, she was secretly processing travel documents to relocate to Canada while still living in her matrimonial home.

Her visa was eventually approved, but the arrangement required her to travel alone. At that point, her baby was reportedly just three months old.

The woman went ahead with the journey, leaving the infant behind without informing her husband or relatives. It was gathered that no one in her family was aware she had travelled out of Nigeria.

Years later, the woman is said to be financially stable and doing well in Canada. In January, she returned to Nigeria with the intention of reconnecting with her daughter, who is now seven years old.

However, the child’s father allegedly refused to grant her access to the girl.

The situation reportedly escalated when the woman discovered that her husband had remarried without her consent and had also hidden the child from her.

Efforts to seek help from her own family were unsuccessful, as they allegedly declined to intervene

Now, the woman is said to be exploring legal options to reclaim custody of her daughter, with plans to take the child back to Canada.

Since her return to Nigeria, she has reportedly been unable to see or speak with the child.

The case has divided public opinion online. While some sympathised with her desire to reconnect with her daughter, others strongly criticised her actions.

One social media user openly supported the husband’s decision, accusing the woman of selfishness and abandonment.

“A baby you left at three months can also be left again,” the commenter wrote, arguing that the woman used her marriage to achieve her travel goals and failed in her responsibilities as a mother.