‘I’ve been married to Wande Coal for a year’ – BBNaija’s Erica reveals

<p>He said, “I was discussing with someone the other day, he was saying ‘Asake just blew up now, he just entered the star mode.’</p>, <p>Popular Nigerian singer, Skibii has narrated how he started his career with the pronouncement of his death news.</p>, <p>Faniran said his role in a movie is the most important factor he looks out for.</p>, <p>SHEKPE! In very recent times, artists have found more creative ways to announce their presence in music. Just like Rick Ross has the very husky baritone grunt, Davido’s “shekpe” has become one of afrobeats most popular signature sounds. The word which is believed to have Yoruba origins, is one the streets have accepted and love to use loosely.</p>, <p>In a viral interview on the internet, he noted that not only did he survive the ordeal, but also managed to overcome the scathing shade from singer Falz in one of his songs and tribute from the likes of Davido and Wizkid.</p>, <p>Video:</p>, <p>She said, “Tacha, it has been so hard. It actually has been so hard. I won’t lie. But it’s something that is not forced. I really love him and he really loves me obviously.”</p>, <p>E CHOKE! Ordinarily in pidgin English “E Choke” should mean “suffocation” but when Davido introduces a slang, best believe he also gives context. “E choke” rather carries an interesting and positive meaning which confers excellence or authenticity on a thing. It could also be used to infer quantity. Since introducing the catchphrase in early March 2021, the slang has remained a staple part of Nigeria’s informal vocabulary. Perhaps it’s consistency in time may warrant a mention in the urban dictionary.</p>, <p>WATIMAGBO: While some may argue that Davido did not create the slang “Watimagbo”, what is an undeniable truth is that when his Midas touch handled the slang, it found new life on the streets. Watimagbo simply means “YOU SURELY MUST HAVE HEARD ABOUT THIS”. This massive slang adopted by Afrobeats 001, was exceptionally used by Davido when he was featured on the hit song “High” by Adekunle Gold. Hearing wa