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  • Priscilla Ojo names her father and addresses why many didn’t recognize him publicly

    Priscilla Ojo names her father and addresses why many didn’t recognize him publicly

    In a clip recap shared by Legit.ng, Priscilla Ojo identified her father as Ade Ojo and explained why many people online claimed he was absent from her wedding.

    She said he was present but not widely recognized, suggesting the confusion came from public unfamiliarity rather than family distance.

    The conversation has fueled fresh speculation around celebrity privacy and family narratives on social media.

    • Legit.ng (interview quote): ““My dad is Ade Ojo… Everyone saw him at my wedding.””
    • Instagram post circulating excerpt: ““Everyone saw him at my wedding.””

    Echotitbits take: Celebrity family stories get rewritten fast online, especially around weddings. The key watch item is full-context footage or a longer interview to reduce clip-driven misinterpretation.

    Source: Legit.ng — Jan 3, 2026 — https://www.legit.ng/entertainment/celebrities/1690794-everyone-saw-him-wedding-priscilla-ojo-opens-relationship-real-father/

    Legit.ng
    Jan 3, 2026
    Photo Credit: Legit.ng

  • DDG’s Lagos take—‘Nigeria feels safer than America’—sets off a fresh debate

    DDG’s Lagos take—‘Nigeria feels safer than America’—sets off a fresh debate

    2026-01-02 09:00:00

    According to PM News Nigeria, rapper DDG said the United States is more dangerous than Nigeria, pushing back on what he described as exaggerated fear narratives.

    The comment split reactions online: supporters praised the outsider perspective while critics said it glosses over complex security realities.

    The clip adds to a growing trend where celebrity travel content shapes perception almost as much as official advisories.

    • Daily Post (Outlet): “gun violence and gangsterism is not common in Nigeria as in America.”
    • TheCable Lifestyle (Outlet/X): “Nigeria is nowhere near as dangerous as America.”

    Echotitbits take: Pop-culture voices can move travel sentiment quickly—especially for diaspora audiences deciding whether to visit. Still, a single visitor’s experience isn’t a national security assessment. Watch next for more on-the-ground posts from DDG (and others) that either reinforce his point or add nuance when real-life frictions show up.

    Source: PM News Nigeria — January 1, 2026 — https://pmnewsnigeria.com/2026/01/01/nigeria-is-safer-than-america-rapper-ddg/

    PM News Nigeria
    2026-01-01
    Photo Credit: PM News Nigeria

  • JJC Skillz Reopens Old Label Drama With New Claim About Don Jazzy and D’banj

    JJC Skillz Reopens Old Label Drama With New Claim About Don Jazzy and D’banj

    Photo Credit: Facebook

    2025-12-24 09:00:00

    As reported by Leadership, Abdulrasheed Bello (JJC Skillz) has resurfaced a behind-the-scenes label fallout narrative, alleging that Don Jazzy and D’banj “conspired” in events that led to his exit.

    The claim is spreading quickly because it involves legacy names and reopens early-era industry politics that fans still debate years later.

    • PM News (website): “How Dbanj, Don Jazzy betrayed me — JJC Skillz.”
    • Daily Post (website): “Don Jazzy, D’banj betrayed me — JJC Skillz.”

    Echotitbits take: Industry “war stories” can reshape public perception even when they’re years old—especially if tied to an interview rollout or personal brand reset. Watch for responses from the named parties, or for the story to drive renewed interest in the era’s catalogs and interviews.

    Source:

    Facebook

    — Dec 24, 2025 — https://www.facebook.com/LeadershipNGA/posts/jjc-skillz-reveals-how-dbanj-don-jazzy-conspired-to-leave-his-record-label-lates/1269303331912397/

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    2025-12-24