Nigerian comedian and event organizer, Freedom Okpetoritse Atsepoyi, famously known as Mr Jollof, has alleged that singer Burna Boy turned down a whopping N1 billion offer to perform at a concert organized by him and a group of investors in Warri, Delta State. According to Mr Jollof, they made an offer of $1 million (equivalent to N1.3 billion) to Burna Boy's team, but it was rejected on the grounds that it fell below the singer's usual performance fee. Taking to Instagram, the comedian shared the revelation in Pidgin English, stating, "Me and some investors reached out to Burna Boy’s team for a concert in Delta State for One Million US Dollars (N1.3 billion at today’s rate). Guess what? They said it’s too small. Burna Boy no dey Nigeria lane again oo because we didn’t utilise him enough before he was exported to the global music market. No jokes." This claim has sparked discussions among fans and industry insiders, shedding light on Burna Boy's international st...

  ChatGPT Nigerian rapper Tochukwu Ojogwu, better known as Odumodublvck, has opened up about his challenging journey as a struggling artist and the heartbreaking loss of his father due to the family's inability to afford a hospital bed space priced at N70,000. Reflecting on his past struggles, Odumodublvck revealed that his family's financial constraints forced them to bring his father home to pass away. This difficult experience has deeply influenced his perspective on the music industry, leading him to assert that no artist directly facilitated his rise to musical success. Addressing the notion of artists "paving the way" for others, Odumodublvck emphasized the role of divine intervention in his journey. He acknowledged being inspired by fellow rappers but rejected the idea that any artist paved the way for him. Taking to his X handle on Wednesday, Odumodublvck expressed his sentiments, stating: "When my father passed away, my family was in dire financial strai...