She needs to be taught a lesson – Tonto Dikeh reacts to Blessing CEO’s arrest

<p>The ‘Calm Down’ crooner said he is an introvert and does not like controversy.</p>, <p>The Zazu crooner shared his experience in detention in his yet-to-be-released single titled ‘Federal Government Liability’.</p>, <p>Richard Osita had taken to his Instastory to lambast the Nigerian Police for not taking his petition against his blackmailer, Bella Nwoko, seriously.</p>, <p>Following the release of the album, global streaming giant, Spotify, said Davido’s music is most streamed in the United Kingdom, Canada, France and Nigeria.</p>, <p>Recall that the Magistrate ordered that Portable be remanded at the correctional centre in Ilaro pending the perfection of his bail conditions after he was granted N800,000 bail on Monday.</p>, <p>The curvy actress stated this in a recent Instagram post.</p>, <p>Controversial singer, Habeeb Okikiola, popularly known as Portable, recently took to the streets to distribute food items to some residents of Lagos State.</p>, <p>She maintained that she does not barter her body for money.</p>, <p>She said she loves to collaborate because it allows her to showcase her diversity.</p>, <p>Blessing CEO was arrested on Thursday, by the Nigeria Police Force Criminal Investigation Department (FCID), following her involvement in Lagos celebrity auto dealer Ikechukwu Ogbonna, known as IVD, and his late wife, Bimbo Ogbonna’s case.</p>, <p>Celebrating his freedom in his latest song, the self-proclaimed ‘Wahala musician’ stated that he is a child of grace, adding that he can never be disgraced.</p>, <p>Portable is facing a three-count charge bothering on assault and theft of musical equipment.</p>, <p>The platform West Africa Artiste and Label Partnerships Manager, Victor Okpala, on Tuesday in a statement, said Davido’s song featured on over 10 million user-generated playlists on Spotify.</p>, <p>“There’s absolutely nothing I’m saying on this record or Vector is saying on this record that hasn’t occurred,” he said.</p>, <p>Amaarae said, “When I first started, people weren’t even trying to pay me a