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Nigerian singer Tiwa Savage has spoken openly about her feelings for her former partner and music collaborator, Wizkid.

In a video that has been widely shared online, the singer revealed that performing with Wizkid brings back strong memories of their past relationship, making it an emotional experience for her.

She recalled their reunion at the Great Lagos Countdown 2025, a popular annual music event held in Lagos.

According to Tiwa, seeing Wizkid again reminded her of the feelings she had six years ago, and she said she still finds it difficult to hide her emotions whenever they perform together.

The singer explained that although their relationship had challenges, she still remembers the good moments they shared.

She admitted that if she had the chance to choose one man in her life, it would be Wizkid.

Speaking in the video, she said, “It’s uncomfortable performing with Wizkid on stage. I admit I’m still in love with him.

“When we reunited at Great Lagos Countdown 2025, my heart beat just as it did six years ago. Every time Wizkid gets close, I can’t control my smile.

“He gave me so many beautiful memories that I almost forgot how bad our relationship once was. If I could choose one man in this lifetime, it would only be Wizkid.

Tiwa Savage’s comments have since attracted attention from fans and social media users, with many reacting to her honest confession about her past relationship with Wizkid.

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Nigerian actor and content creator Bamidele Tope Saint, popularly known as Okemesi, has cried out for help following an alleged spiritual attack that left him homeless.

He made the plea on Thursday during an interview with his colleague, Tony Montana.

Okemesi, who has been away from the screen for almost a year, disclosed that he has been suffering from a spiritual attack that left him paralysed.

While calling on his fans for help, the actor stated that he is now homeless and helpless.

Actor Tony Montana said, “I’m very sad seeing you in this condition. It is difficult for people, including your fans, to recognise you. What happened to you?”

Okemesi responded: “It was a spiritual attack. May God protect us from spiritual arrows. I was taken to Island Hospital, and people donated to foot my bills. But we realised it was beyond the hospital when my condition worsened. That was when the people with me searched for my relatives’ numbers on my phone.

“My senior brother in Osogbo asked them to bring me to him. He picked me up from the motor park and took me directly to an Islamic cleric for a solution. It was a serious attack. I became crippled. It was the prayers from people and God’s miracles that revived me. I couldn’t talk or stand. I began to walk with crutches a few hours after the Alfa gave me some spiritual items to use the same day I arrived.

“My brother was also attacked after I left the cleric’s place to stay with him for proper care. He was involved in an accident and also had a marital crisis with his wife. I had to leave his place and started staying on church premises. I don’t have a place to sleep, I don’t have anything. In fact, it’s difficult to feed. My fans, you are the only thing left for me. Please, I need your help to get back on my feet, especially with accommodation,” he stated.

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Afrobeats star David Adeleke, popularly known as Davido, speaking during an appearance on The LongForm Podcast on YouTube, the award-winning singer reflected on how early fame and success exposed him to an intense nightlife culture.

Davido revealed that he no longer lives the party-heavy lifestyle that characterised his early years in the music industry, saying maturity, family and rest have become his priorities.

He admitted that clubbing used to be a regular part of his routine but noted that his lifestyle has since evolved.

Davido explained that he now prefers spending time at home, working in the studio and hosting small gatherings with close friends instead of frequenting nightclubs. He added that even during recent extended visits to Nigeria, he chose to stay indoors and found enjoyment in quieter activities.

According to him, family life has become central to his daily routine, describing his current lifestyle as calmer but fulfilling.

Despite the shift, the singer said he remains energetic when it comes to performances, music production and professional engagements.