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Former Big Brother Naija winner Ilebaye has called on the public for help over alleged domestic violence. Singer Davido has been named an inductee for the Black Music and Entertainment Walk of Fame in Atlanta. Portable was involved in a car accident the night before his child's naming ceremony. Burna Boy will feature on the official anthem for the 2026 FIFA World Cup alongside Shakira.

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