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I never wanted to go for Nigerian Idol – K-peace

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Nigeria idol winner Ogumrombi Olakunle better known as k- peace,In a chat with SaharaWeekly, talks about the experience he had at the just concluded Nigerian Idol. He also talked about his plans after Nigerian Idol.

 

Can we meet you?

My name is Ogumrombi Olakunle they call me k-peace, but right now I have a name, they call me Mr. Fuji and B.

Tell us about your growing up?

I grew up here in Lagos.

You are from a family of how many?

We are five, I have two elder sisters, one younger sister and a younger brother. Am the third born.

Are you married?

Yes am married with a baby girl

How old are you?

Am 32

How did you get to know about the Nigeria idol?

I met a friend and she was like as if I know you somewhere, I was like whatever.

Then she encourage me to come for the Nigeria idol, I realize later that she was one of the runner up, her name is derby rise I don’t know her from anywhere we just meet at a particular event at Eko hotel around 1 am that day and the next day was the second audition they have done the first one earlier on, so she told me to go for the Sunday’s own, so I came, I was arguing with her that sorry o I don’t like going for competition because all these people, they know who they want to give it to. But to my surprise, i won the Nigeria idol, I just give God all the glory.

What have you been doing before Nigeria Idol?

Music, the other business am doing is still in line of music, I have a musical equipment company.

Tell us about your educational background?

Emm, I graduated from federal college of education akoka,I read fine and applied act.

Have you recorded any single?

Actually right now, I don’t have any single right now, but before I came to Nigeria idol I did a cover of john legend All of me, the Fuji version of it, that was what I used for my audition.

What kind of music are you going into like R and B or hip hop?

I Have a new genre of music which I call Fuji R and B it’s a mixture of Fuji music and R and B,fuji music is a Nigeria music R And B is a western music right now we are bringing the two together that’s why I will call it Fuji and B so that will be my style.

The Nigeria Entertainment industry is highly competitive do you think you can cope?

Emmm, everywhere you go you will always find competition, you can’t beat that, I just believe by Gods grace, when is your time, people will give you your space, whatever you put on the table, people will accept it. Everybody have their own space.

Generally at 32, you are young, but musically some people will fill you came out too late, do you most times fill you came out much younger?

One thing I like about myself is that am 32 but I look like 25,so I believe people won’t even remember am 32.Entertainment is not about your age, it’s about what you will deliver for people to hear.

Presently now what are you working on?

At the moment I just came out of Nigeria idol (fresh) am thinking of the songs am going to pick to drop from all the songs I have. At the moment am going to drop All of me cover by john legend (the Fuji version) as a promo.

How was it like in the camp?

It was tough, it was stressful, you find yourself in the midst of new people, people from different back ground, different attitude, try to work, cope and balance the way you relate with everybody, then also, you find yourself isolated to a particular place, you can’t go out, you can’t live your normal life, it was so hard, but we went scaled true.

Who was that contestant that really impresses you in the camp?

I will say is Dolu, nex2 is also a good singer.

Who was a threat to you?

I didn’t have any threat till we got to the first three, a lot of people were saying this Dolu, you have to be very careful of her o at that moment the only thing I was thinking about is that she might be the winner of the show, but I just knew I will be among the first three.

When you were announced the winner what was it like?

I was supper excited.

You also got a car and 7.5million naira cash, how does that make you fill?

Well, that is what they said o, am happy about it, with 7.5million; you can build your career if you really have a good plain. It’s going to really going to change my life.

When you were in the camp, who did you miss most?

I miss my friends because I have real friends, I miss my wife and daughter also siblings.

May we meet your wife?

(Laugh)I don’t think I want to talk about her.

What does she do?

She is a business person.

When did you get married?

I got married two years ago when I was 30,my daughter is a year old.

When did you make your first million?

Nigeria idol na.

Are you serious?

Yes, I have never made millions before in my life.

Hope you won’t be a one hit artiste?

Well,am a very versatile person,even before I came to Nigeria idol,I do a whole lot,I worked with Yemi Alade ,Ruby, Plesent sounds one mic naja e.t.c so I have a lot of experience

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Regina Daniels Calls Out Brother Amidst Claims of Flaunting Fake Rolex Online

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Luxury or Lie? Regina Daniels’ Rolex Sparks Social Media Uproar!

Nollywood actress Regina Daniels has found herself at the center of controversy after a social media user accused her of flaunting a fake Rolex watch. This revelation comes just days after the actress allegedly purchased the luxury timepiece, fueling speculations about ongoing marital turbulence with her billionaire husband, Ned Nwoko.

The scandal erupted when a social media investigator posted alleged evidence proving that Regina’s Rolex was counterfeit, sparking a flurry of reactions from netizens. The claims quickly gained traction, pushing the actress to respond in a now-deleted Instagram story.

In her post, Regina tagged her brother, @sweezzy, seemingly directing the blame towards him while expressing her confusion. She wrote, “Brother, @sweezzy abeg come and explain because I don’t understand what’s going on.” This public call-out immediately added more fuel to the already blazing controversy.

Regina Daniels Calls Out Brother Amidst Claims of Flaunting Fake Rolex Online

Social Media Reactions Erupt

As expected, social media users wasted no time in dissecting the situation, with some mocking the actress for shifting blame onto her brother, while others speculated on the true nature of her alleged luxury purchase.

Bruno Leonard remarked sarcastically, “Shey dem write Rolex for there abi dem no write? 😀😀😀” insinuating that even if the brand name was present, it didn’t guarantee authenticity.

Angel Beauty threw shade at the actress, “Very good actress. Who else will she push the blame to for damage control if not her jobless brother? After all, success no pass anybody house na them dey pack am for hand.”

Another social media user highlighted the potential marital tension in the midst of the scandal, “Ned will just be like in his room🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 e never even reach three months o. You guys will learn the hard way.”

Investor Kivido suspected a publicity stunt, commenting, “I swear him wan use him brother shine LoL 🤣🤣” suggesting that Regina may have deliberately involved her brother to deflect attention from the allegations.

Bright Ijeize speculated on a possible scam, “If be say they run her brother street, that guy dey do mumu too much.” implying that Regina’s brother might have been tricked into acquiring the watch.

Barrister Nelson delivered the final blow with his comment, “Inside life 🤣 Just like I said earlier today, she is not aware the watch is fake. E don happen.”

The Bigger Picture: Damage Control or a Genuine Mistake?

Regina Daniels has always maintained a lavish lifestyle, often showcasing high-end fashion and luxury accessories on social media. However, this incident has cast doubt on her credibility, with many questioning whether she intentionally bought a counterfeit item or if she was unknowingly deceived.

Meanwhile, her husband, Ned Nwoko, has remained silent on the matter, further fueling speculations about possible unrest in their marriage. Could this be an orchestrated distraction from personal issues, or is Regina genuinely a victim of a bad purchase?

For now, the Nollywood star’s swift deletion of her response post only raises more questions than answers, leaving fans and critics eagerly watching her next move. One thing is clear—this controversy isn’t dying down anytime soon.

 

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El-Rufai’s Shock Defection Sparks Political Firestorm as Presidency, APC Hit Back

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El-Rufai’s Shock Defection Sparks Political Firestorm as Presidency, APC Hit Back

Former Kaduna State Governor, Nasir El-Rufai, has ignited a political storm with his dramatic defection from the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC) to the opposition Social Democratic Party (SDP), a move seen as a direct challenge to President Bola Tinubu’s 2027 re-election bid.

El-Rufai, in a scathing critique of the APC, accused the party of derailing from its founding principles and pledged to mobilize opposition forces to unseat the ruling government. “I will focus on engaging with and persuading other opposition leaders and parties to join us and congregate under a unified democratic platform to challenge the APC in all elections and by-elections,” he declared.

His defection letter, addressed to his ward in Kaduna State and publicly shared, detailed his frustration with the APC’s leadership. “Since 2013, I have hoped that my personal values and those of the APC will continue to align until I choose to retire from politics. Developments in the last two years confirm that those who currently control and run the APC do not desire to acknowledge, much less address, the party’s unhealthy situation,” he wrote.

The Presidency and the APC wasted no time in hitting back, dismissing El-Rufai’s move as an act of desperation driven by “an inordinate ambition destined to fail.” The Special Adviser to the President on Policy Communications, Daniel Bwala, downplayed El-Rufai’s influence, stating, “We will interrogate the motive in the coming days. Associating with sore losers to unseat the incumbent is not an ideology, neither is it progressivism.”

Similarly, the APC leadership in Kaduna brushed off El-Rufai’s defection as insignificant. Kaduna APC Secretary, Yahaya Baba-Pate, described it as “political gyration,” emphasizing that the party remains solidly behind President Tinubu and Governor Uba Sani ahead of 2027.

Beyond Kaduna, El-Rufai’s sudden political maneuvering has sparked intense speculation. His recent high-profile meetings with opposition figures, including former Vice President Atiku Abubakar, former Ekiti Governor Kayode Fayemi, and Labour Party’s Peter Obi, suggest broader realignments ahead of the next election cycle. At a recent conference on strengthening democracy, El-Rufai openly called for opposition unity against the APC, further fueling speculations about a potential mega coalition.

However, not all opposition figures are convinced. Salihu Lukman, a former APC chieftain involved in the proposed coalition talks, criticized El-Rufai’s defection as premature, stating that “we expected him to be more patient so we could walk out as a group.” Similarly, the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) dismissed his move as a strategic blunder, while the Pat Utomi-led National Consultative Front welcomed him as a key player in the anti-APC movement.

As political realignments intensify, El-Rufai’s defection sets the stage for what could be a fiercely contested 2027 election. While his ability to unify the fractured opposition remains uncertain, his departure from the APC marks a significant rupture within Nigeria’s ruling party. The coming months will reveal whether his bold gamble will reshape the political landscape or end in failure as his critics predict.

 

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Canadian-Based Nollywood Actress Deborah Ewedafe Opens Up on Tragic Family Loss and Decision to Quit Acting

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Canadian-Based Nollywood Actress Deborah Ewedafe Opens Up on Tragic Family Loss and Decision to Quit Acting

Canadian-based Nollywood actress, Deborah Ewedafe, has shared the heartbreaking struggles she endured, which ultimately led to her decision to step away from acting. The talented actress, who had plans to take actors to Canada for the continuation of a movie project, revealed that a series of devastating family tragedies forced her to put her career on hold.

Speaking on the painful experiences that reshaped her life, Ewedafe recounted how she lost four close family members within the span of just two months.

“I was planning to take some actors to Canada for the continuation of season two of one of my movies that I started two years ago. I stopped acting in movies when I lost four members of my family in just two months,” she said.

The actress went on to reveal the personal impact of these losses, emphasizing how deeply they affected her emotional and mental well-being.

“I lost my niece, whom I started training from the age of two, and she died at the age of 31. I lost my brother, my cousin, and my father-in-law. The year 2024 was a difficult year for me, but I thank God because I learned a lot from those incidents,” she stated.

The grief of losing so many loved ones in such a short time took an immense toll on Ewedafe, making it nearly impossible for her to continue pursuing her passion for filmmaking and acting. Despite the sorrow, she expressed gratitude for the lessons life has taught her through the painful experiences.

Fans and colleagues have since poured out their support and encouragement, with many hoping that she finds healing and strength to return to the industry someday. For now, Ewedafe remains focused on recovery and finding peace amid the storm of loss she has endured.

 

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