Entertainment
Meta Suspends Eedris Abdulkareem’s Instagram, Facebook Pages Over ‘Open Letter To Trump’
Nigerian rapper, Eedris Abdulkareem has announced that his Facebook and Instagram pages have been taken down.
The activist said it happened shortly after he released his new track, Open Letter to Donald Trump.
He said on Sunday that he has been unable to log into both accounts since the song came out.
Checks also showed that the pages could no longer be opened.
The rapper, known for his strong views on politics and governance, did not state how long the suspension might last or whether Meta gave him any notice.
Open Letter to Donald Trump, released in November 2025 under Lakreem Entertainment, takes aim at corruption, insecurity and poor leadership in Nigeria.
Though framed as a message to the U.S. president, the song focuses on Nigeria’s leaders.
Abdulkareem called out those in power for living well while citizens face hardship.
He also pointed to the rise in kidnappings, killings and other crimes that leave many people unsafe and worried.
By mentioning Trump, the rapper tried to draw global attention to Nigeria’s problems, hoping the world will look closer at what ordinary citizens are facing.
The song continues his long track record of using music to question those in authority, much like his earlier hit Jaga Jaga, which attacked corruption and poor governance.
In April 2025, the National Broadcasting Commission ordered radio and TV stations not to air his song Tell Your Papa, saying it contained content that went against broadcast rules.
Before that, in 2004, Jaga Jaga was banned during President Olusegun Obasanjo’s administration.
Entertainment
Shan George defends 2Baba as Natasha’s remarks spark controversy
Dr. Natasha Idibia, wife of legendary Nigerian singer Innocent “2Baba” Idibia, has sparked public conversation after a strongly worded statement surfaced online in which she addressed reported tensions in their marriage and challenged traditional expectations placed on women.
In the statement attributed to her, Dr. Natasha stressed that being married to a celebrity does not place her under any form of subservience. She noted that her professional standing as a doctor and career woman affords her the right to equal respect within marriage.
“Being a musician doesn’t mean you are above the law; being a man doesn’t mean you can do and undo,” she stated. “If your ex took that rubbish from you, I won’t. I can’t take orders or give submission to another human simply because he is my husband. We are all equal.”
She also emphasized that living in London, where she claims both men and women are treated equally, has influenced her firm stance on issues of respect and partnership. According to her, she has advised her husband to “go back to school,” implying that exposure and learning could help address behavioural differences.
The remarks, which ignited widespread reactions on social media, have now drawn commentary from Nollywood veteran Shan George, who publicly defended 2Baba and pleaded with Dr. Natasha to treat him with respect.
In a viral video, Shan George urged Dr. Natasha to stop “embarrassing” the singer, alleging that she had mistreated him in public. She argued that 2Baba remains a highly admired figure and should not be subjected to repeated humiliation.
“If Natasha doesn’t value him and keeps embarrassing and beating him in public like she did, he should leave her,” Shan George said. She went on to describe 2Baba as a “trophy,” adding that his charm and reputation mean many women would happily welcome him if he ever became single.
Shan George insisted that 2Baba is not the problem in the relationship. Instead, she suggested that women’s admiration for him often creates complications around him. “Women are obsessed with him,” she said, stressing that the attention he receives should not be a basis for conflict.
As reactions continue to swell, neither 2Baba nor his management has issued an official statement. The unfolding drama has nonetheless reignited public debate about gender roles, marital boundaries, and the pressures faced by celebrity couples navigating private issues in the public eye.
Entertainment
Davido Shines at EAEA Awards 2025, Wins Four Major Continental Honours
Nigerian Afrobeats superstar, David Adeleke, popularly known as Davido, emerged as one of the biggest winners at the 2025 edition of the Entertainment and African Excellence Awards (EAEA), clinching four prestigious continental trophies at the event held over the weekend.
Davido, whose artistry and influence continue to shape Africa’s contemporary music landscape, secured major victories across multiple top categories. He won Continental Artist of the Year (Africa), reaffirming his dominance as one of the continent’s most celebrated performers. He also took home the award for Best Continental Male Artist (Africa), further solidifying his standing as a leading force in the Afrobeats genre.
His acclaimed album, “5IVE”, which has enjoyed significant streaming success and widespread critical praise since its release, was named Continental Album of the Year, marking one of the night’s most anticipated wins. The project has been hailed for its cohesive sound, rich production quality, and its blend of Afrobeats with global influences, earning Davido accolades from fans and industry stakeholders alike.
Adding to his impressive haul, Davido also won Best Continental Collaboration for his hit single “WITH YOU”, a fan-favourite track that dominated charts across Africa and beyond. The collaboration, celebrated for its cross-border fusion and chemistry between featured artists, has been described as one of 2025’s standout musical partnerships.
The four awards capped off a memorable night for Davido and his 30BG team, who expressed gratitude to fans worldwide for their support. His triumph at the EAEA Awards 2025 reaffirms his status as a global ambassador of African music and underscores his continued influence in pushing the continent’s sound to new heights.
Music lovers, colleagues, and industry watchers have since flooded social media with congratulatory messages, celebrating the singer’s achievements and the growing global recognition of African music.
With these wins, Davido adds another remarkable milestone to his already decorated career, setting the tone for an even more impactful year ahead.
Entertainment
2Baba’s Family Petitions Police, Alleges Assault, Financial Betrayal By Natasha Osawaru
The family of award-winning musician Innocent Ujah Idibia, popularly known as 2Baba, has formally petitioned the Inspector General of Police over a series of alleged troubling incidents involving his wife, Natasha Irobosa Osawaru.
Dated November 12, 2025, the petition requests urgent intervention from the Nigeria Police Force, citing what the family described as “disturbing incidents” that have left 2Baba emotionally distressed and financially affected.
According to the document, Natasha is accused of physical assault, both in the United Kingdom and in Abuja. The family also alleges that she gained unauthorized access to 2Baba’s phone and bank accounts, including transferring funds without his consent.
The petition further claims that Natasha allegedly seized the musician’s personal belongings and travel documents, including his passport, preventing him from attending business engagements and scheduled performances.
In addition, the family pointed to incidents they say have resulted in financial loss, reputational damage, and emotional strain for the singer. The petition also raises concerns about alleged substance abuse by Natasha, claiming it contributed to violent behavior and increased risks to 2Baba’s wellbeing.
Perhaps the most serious allegation in the petition concerns a possible violation of marriage laws and fraudulent misrepresentation, which the Idibia family insists must be thoroughly investigated.
The petition states that these issues have caused 2Baba “severe emotional distress, financial hardship, and public embarrassment,” warning that his personal safety and mental health could be at risk if the matter is not urgently addressed.
As of now, neither 2Baba nor Natasha has publicly commented on the petition, and the Nigeria Police Force has yet to issue a response.
This development comes amid heightened public attention on the couple, who have recently trended on social media over marital tensions. Recall that 2Baba married Natasha following reports of his divorce from his former wife, Annie Idibia.
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