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BBNaija Reunion: Eloswag, Chomzy Fall Apart
Former Big Brother Naija housemate, Paul Nwamu, popularly known as “Eloswag”, and his fellow ex-housemate, Chioma Ndubueze, called “Chomzy”, have fallen apart.
Eloswag stated this during the ‘Level Up’ reunion show episode 7, aired on Wednesday night.
The 27-year-old reality star said he was no longer interested in Chomzy, his love interest in the house, as she was not reciprocating his love.
According to him, the relationship with Chomzy was one-sided.
“Chomzy was not reciprocating the love I was giving her.
She even denied me on her media rounds and was referring to me as her bestie even though we were dating.“She sneaked out on me in South Africa and went somewhere else in the middle of the night.When we came back to Nigeria, she started ignoring me.
Both of us even unfollowed each other on Instagram for clout, but it did not work because we don’t have fans.
I am no longer interested in her. She can keep her distance. It’s over,” he said.
Responding, Chomzy said, “I always checked up on Eloswag, I was the only one who always reaching out to him. I am surprised that he is acting this way and pretending like we are enemies.
“He was acting like my husband in South Africa and monitoring my every movement.
“Yes, I ignored him when we came back to Nigeria because I was going through a lot. I wanted him to be my friend and nothing else, I never wanted to have a relationship with him. It is not by force.
“I will block him on all social media platforms and I will never have anything to do with him again.”
Eloswag and Chomzy were lovebirds in the course of the show, aired for 72 days, from July 23 to Oct. 2, 2022, with 28 housemates. (NAN)
Nigerian music superstar, Ayodeji Balogun, popularly known as Wizkid, is set to perform at the BlastFest and the Trillville summer festivals in the United States.
The Grammy-winning singer made the announcement in a post on his Instagram page.
Wizkid is slated to headline the BlastFest in Seattle on July 18 alongside DJ Mustard, Shensheea, Tyla and Pheelz.
The ‘Piece of My Heart’ crooner added that he will also perform at Trillville, also known as Tribeville Festival Deluxe,in Minneapolis on July 24.
Wizkid had earlier hinted to his teeming fans that he has several major US festival appearances scheduled for the summer and fall of 2026, especially those that celebrate global black music and culture.
The announcement has got fans buzzing across social media platforms, with many dubbing the season as “Starboy Month”.
Afrobeats sensation, Ahmed Ololade, aka Asake, is set to embark on a world tour ‘In God We Trust’, a global music roll with scheduled performances across venues in Europe and North America.
The singer made the announcement on his official social media platforms, where he unveiled performance dates and some of the world’s biggest music venues.
According to the ‘Lungu Boy’ crooner, the tour will begin with a gig at Afro Nation Portugal before moving to North America in August with performances in Chicago, Toronto, Brooklyn, Atlanta, Houston and Los Angeles.
He added that the tour will later continue in Europe with scheduled performances in Paris, London and other cities, with South African Amapiano artiste, Uncle Waffles, joining him on selected North American tour dates.
The tour follows the release of his fourth studio album, “M$NEY”, which dropped on May 1, marking his first project under his own label Giran Republic after leaving YBNL Nation.
The performances will feature songs from “M$NEY” alongside tracks from his previous albums, including Mr Money WithThe Vibe, Work of Art and Lungu Boy.
Asake gained prominence in 2022 after signing with Olamide’s YBNL Nation and releasing the hit single ‘Omo Ope’ and his debut EP ‘Ololade’.
His hit song ‘Amapiano’ was nominated for Best African Music Performance category at the 2024 Grammy Award, despite being sung mainly in Yoruba.
He has performed across Europe, the United Kingdom and North America since rising to prominence, with performances at the iconic London’s O2 Arena.
Nollywood star, Uche Ogbodo, has finally spoken up on her marriage to Bobby Maris, confirming that it has been dissolved.
The actress via her Instagram page addressed the controversy surrounding the union, stating that she has not committed a sin by ending the marriage.
Uche also tagged her husband ‘princesses, stressing that she is tired of being in the marriage.
”For person to tire for marriage now nah taboo because nah woman! Must it always be man must taya? My tayad is tayad! I’m tired of the princess wey dey marry me.
What is wrong with that? To be happy as a woman in marriage is by connection in this country! I no do again nah sin? Make nobody push me to the wall because I be rubber.
8 years of my life is not enough yet? Maybe I should give it 20 years or maybe 6feet under before the crown of thorns can fit me well”, she wrote.
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