Grammy-winning sensation Tems is set to release her highly anticipated debut album ‘Born In The Wild’ which will mark a milestone in her fantastic career.

Tems announced the date for her debut album on her X account on May 10, 2024, in a post in which she described the project as her “special moment’.

Ahead of the release of ‘Born In The Wild’ on June 7, Tems has released 3 tracks with the latest being ‘Love Me Jeje’ on which she samples the classic single of the same by Seyi Sodimu featuring Shaffy Bello.

This is my most special moment. Everything I have I put into this. Thank you all so much for believing in me.
BORN IN THE WILD. JUNE 7th 🕊️✨🌍 pic.twitter.com/ZCBXYDn4M9

— TEMS (@temsbaby) May 10, 2024

Davido has put an American blog on blast for posting a photoshopped picture of him in lingerie, which has since gone viral.

Taking to X on May 9, 2024, the singer called the platform out and then posted the original picture which is a mirror selfie of himself in a towel taken in the bathroom.

“Nah God go punish THE SHADE BOROUGH,” Davido said.

He made another post that same night claiming that he would not be releasing another album after the next. His post read, “Y’all niggas really want me out of the game that bad?? Oya after next album I no do again. So una fit get peace.”

His clarification led to collective rage from his fans and Nigerians at large over the doctored lingerie picture as they expressed their anger in the comment section.

A comment read, “Sue the blog and every single account that posted the nonsense edit. There’s a fine line between bants and tarnishing someone’s reputation.”

Yall niggas really want me out the game that bad ?? Oya after next album I no do again . So una fit get peace

— Davido (@davido) May 9, 2024

“That Shade whatever page keeps posting fake & false news about Naija celebrities. Instead for us to fight them, we are using fake news as banter cos of stanship. Nigerians, stand up,” said another angry fan.

Another comment read, “E no go better for that the shade. They want you bring you down by all means but God pass them.”

The Actors Guild of Nigeria (AGN) has dismissed rumours that Mercy Johnson was involved in the boat accident that claimed the life of Junior Pope.

Pope died in April after he fell into the River Niger in Asaba, Delta state. He was on his way to a movie location.

The actor passed away alongside four other crew members in the boat accident.

There were, however, rumours that survivor Thank God Ikoma, while testifying about his escape, mentioned that Emeka Mercy Johnson was on the boat.

Emeka once served as Mercy Johnson’s personal assistant and goes by the sobriquet Emeka Mercy Johnson. The development implied that the actress was involved in the tragic incident.

However, in a statement signed by Abubakar Yakubu, national secretary of the AGN, the guild maintained that Mercy was not on the boat.

The AGN said the reports were “utterly false, baseless, unfounded and idiotic” while asking the public to disregard them.

“Our attention has just been drawn to a disturbing and shocking mis- interpretation of statement of ordeal revealed by one of the survivors of the Asaba boat mishap which claimed the lives of Jnr Pope and four other crew members recently,” the statement reads.

“The revelation was made by Thank God Ikoma during a thanks giving service in a church recently where he mentioned that one Emeka Mercy Johnson who had served as a PA to Actress Mercy Johnson in the past and always referred to as Emeka Mercy Johnson apparently as his sobriquet.

“We vehemently condemn the bloggers this malicious mis-interpretation of the statement and urge our members, the general public and fans of Mercy Johnson to ignore the social media news as it is utterly false, baseless, unfounded and idiotic as Mercy Johnson was NOT on the ilI- fated boat.

“The mis-interpretation of the revelation was nothing but imagination of the blogger who could have been high on some substances. Please, ignore and disregard the statement and which was a calculated attempt to malign, smear and tarnish the good name, image and reputation of Mercy Johnson.”