Nollywood actor, Yul Edochie has declared that his late first son, Kambilichukwu will return.

Taking to his Instagram page, the self-styled pastor stated that he is just getting started as he plans to have eleven children. According to him, he wants to have a complete football team and believes Kambilichukwu will return.

His post comes nearly twenty-four hours after he celebrated the 1st birthday of his second son with Judy Austin.

He wrote

“I’m just getting started. I’m going to have Eleven children.
Eleven beautiful children.
Complete football team.
My great son Kambi will return”.

Glasquad recalls that Yul and his estranged wife, May lost their first son on 30th March 2023.

According to reports, Kambilichukwu had spent the entire night studying in preparation for his exams. Following the conclusion of his examination, he participated in a game of football with his friends, during which he collapsed and experienced a seizure. He was promptly rushed to the hospital, but unfortunately, he was pronounced dead upon arrival.

Guinness World Record contester for the longest Chess Marathon in history, Tunde Onakoya has been appointed as Sports Ambassador in Ogun State.

Ogun State Governor, Dapo Abiodun revealed this on Thursday when Onakoya visited his office at Oke-Mosan, Abeokuta.

He said, “I can see why you continue to be inspiration to many young people across the length and breath of this country. You have gone further by establishing a foundation called the ‘Chess in Slums Africa’ because you are determined to tell your story and encourage other children and get them out of the slums and give them hope and future.

“Today, we will be officially appointing you as our State Sports Ambassador. Coincidentally, Ogun State will be hosting the National Sports Festival in the next nine months or thereabouts and we are boasting that we are set to host the best National Sports Festival that has never been held in the history of this country and coincidentally, chess is one of the games that will feature in that event.

“I have decided that because of you and in your honour, we will begin an Ogun State Chess Competition across the length and breath of the state. Since you are now officially our Sports Ambassador and our Chess Ambassador, we will leave it to you to design that competition from the local government all the way to the state level.

“But we as your state, we will have a sponsor in the Tunde Onakoya Prize, for the winner of that competition.”

Nigerian Music superstar, David Adeleke, popularly known as Davido, has said the “boxing” of all African artistes into the Afrobeats genre regardless of their musical styles does not offend him as a person.

Davido, who made this known during an appearance on the American podcast, Business Untitled, also described the kind of music he does as Afrofusion.

He said, “The first place that accepted African music outside Africa is the UK before America later joined. The UK termed African music Afrobeats.

“Afrobeat is a sound that was originally pioneered by Fela Kuti. But now all African songs are termed Afrobeats. 

“If an African artiste sings pure R&B, sounding like SZA, Summerwalker, they put them under Afrobeats. If an African rapper rapping like Drake, they still put them under Afrobeats.

“I don’t get offended when we’ve been categorised as Afrobeats. I mean, we need a genre. It could be R&B or Afropop. 

“I call my music Afrofusion but I’m not big on ‘O put Afrofusion on my song.’ I know how long it took for African music to become mainstream.”

Davido, by this revelation, joins the growing list of artistes comprising Wizkid, Burna Boy and Fireboy to not identify with the Afrobeats genre.

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The OBO crooner also unveiled his three favorite artistes for collaboration.

He shared his admiration for working with Chris Brown, Kizz Daniel, and Zlatan Ibile, expressing his fondness for their creative synergy.

“I love working with Chris Brown, Kizz Daniel, and Zlatan [Ibile],” he stated.

Davido further disclosed that his recent concert at Madison Square Garden in New York raked in an impressive $1.3 million, highlighting the magnitude of his global appeal and concert draw.