Instagram influencer and comedian Amarachi Amusi professionally known as Ashmusy has sparked reactions as she discloses how much she spent in a week.

During a recent interview, Ashmusy disclosed that she spends between N2million to N10million every week.

According to her during the interview with street interviewer Precious Ubani, Ashmusy utters she is worth billions of naira.

Shedding light further, Ashmusy stressed that she spends N2M – N10M weekly depending on what she is buying or going that week.

Ashmusy added that the week she took her family to Qatar she spent about N10M but when she is at home doing nothing the highest she spends is N2M mostly on business bills such as fuel among others.

In her words; “It depends on what I’m buying that week roughly N2M – N10M It could less, it could be more depending on what I’m doing that week, example now in a week where like where I decided to take my family to Qatar that week I spent more that N10M, but in a week I am at home doing nothing, I spent the highest N2M on a normal business bill, fuel, and rest of that.”

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Portable, the controversial singer, has been arrested by the Lagos state police command for allegedly failing to pay the debt he incurred after purchasing his G-Wagon from a car dealer.

The singer, born Habeeb Okikiola, was apprehended on Tuesday, Benjamin Hundeyin, the state police spokesperson, told TheCable Lifestyle.

“Yes, Portable has been arrested,” Hundeyin said.

The ‘Zazoo Zeh’ hitmaker was said to have bought the vehicle worth N27 million but paid only N13 million.

Portable allegedly refused to pay the remaining N14 million and whenever the car dealer requested for his money, he always claimed the vehicle was having issues.

The singer purchased the car last year and was once seen using the vehicle to distribute food items to children on the streets.

This is not the first time Portable will be arrested by the police. In March last year, the Ogun police arrested the singer over alleged assault.

The arrest came after the expiration of the 72-hour ultimatum given to him to turn himself in.

The singer previously resisted attempts by the police to arrest him and also referred to himself as “a federal government liability”.

The Actors Guild of Nigeria (AGN) has banned unauthorised pictures and video recordings at the burial of Junior Pope.

Pope passed away in April after a boat accident on the River Niger in Asaba, Delta state.

His family disclosed that the actor’s final rites will be held on May 17.

In a recent Instagram post, Emeka Rollas, the AGN president, said in preparation for Pope’s burial, the guild has appointed 30 representatives from five states (Delta, Imo, Abia, Anambra, and Enugu) to attend the funeral.

He said the representatives would get AGN T-shirts and urged attendees to coordinate through their respective state chapter chairman.

Rollas also announced the restriction of unauthorised photos and recordings during the burial proceedings.

He added that press and bloggers seeking to cover the event must be accredited by Pope’s family beforehand.

“In preparation for the burial of our departed colleague Jnr Pope we have appointed 30 representatives each from these five state chapters namely Delta, Imo, Abia, Anambra and Enugu a conveying bus with the official T-shirts for each of the state chapter,” he wrote.

“If you are within any of the mentioned states please contact the chairman Actors Guild of Nigeria of the state chapter where you are.

“For those who want to go on their own please you may wish to reach out to us for your T-shirts.

“It is a devastating and sorrowful period for the Actors Guild of Nigeria therefore we shall not indulge in any unnecessary picture or video recording that is not by the official photographers at the proceedings of final journey of our departed colleague. All Press/ Bloggers must be accredited by the family.”