Entertainment
‘Please don’t kill me’ — MC Oluomo’s baby mama, Omo VC alleges threat to life
Mariam Muftaudeen, the Yoruba actress fondly called Omo VC, has asked the public to hold MC Oluomo, the Lagos state park management chairman better known as “responsible should any harm befalls me or my daughter”.
In a lengthy Instagram post, the actress claimed she has a daughter for MC Oluomo but he has failed to take responsibility for the child’s welfare.
In the post titled “open letter to Musiliu Akinsaya”, Muftaudeen also accused MC Oluomo of threatening to hurt her and her daughter.
She claimed the last time she took her daughter to MC Oluomo’s residence, he ordered his security men to shoot at her.
The film star alleged that efforts to take legal actions against him failed because the judiciary “backed out before commencement of the case”.
See the full post below:
It is no longer news to the public that our escapades provided a child, Zeenat Abebi. You made life unbearable for me not just during the pregnancy but even after the birth of Zeenat.
All effort to reconcile with you and make you responsible was frustrated by you.
I had no option than to reach out to people I believed you respect and love but nothing good cane out of it. Instead, you result to threatening my life and that of the child physically and spiritually (I have some evidences of the physical if the spiritual attacks cannot be established in the law court).
You lied to people that you gave me 20m Naira, Where? When? Through who? Just as I told those that confronted me, you should rather call out whoever you give such amount to though I believe you are lying.
Not until my last visitation to your house, I’ve been responsible for this girl’s welfare. All you sent a third party was one million naira a week after I came to your house that you even instructed the police officer to shoot at me.
All I ask from you is be responsible for her, stop coming after my life, still coming after my daughter’s life and leave out my fiance’s life too because he believe he is not safe with all that’s ongoing.
All effort to go legal proved abortive because those I even believe their chamber would be respected are jittery. They back out of the case even before it commence.
I know you are Tinubu’s boy so you believe the world evolve around you but their is one being who give and take
Oluomo, ma pa mi, ma pa mi lomo. Je n roju raye se iya omo mi
If anything bad happen to me or my daughter, hold MUSILIU AKINSANYA responsible.
MC Oluomo has yet to respond to the allegation as of the time of this report.
Entertainment
Davido gifts Lexus SUV to personal driver
Davido, the Grammy-nominated Afrobeats star, has purchased a new Lexus SUV for Tunde Yussuf, his personal driver.
On Thursday, Yussuf, who is also a tour assistant to the singer, shared a photo of the Lexus RX with his 18000 followers on Instagram.
The driver, who is also referred to as Doro DMW, expressed his appreciation for the gift. He also showered prayers on Davido.
“Congratulations to me🙏🙏🙏🙏 God bless you 001 my boss @davido You no go ever fall my oga. OBO DAN DO AM AGAIN,” he wrote.
Entertainment
Diddy placed on suicide watch in prison
Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs, the embattled rapper, has reportedly been placed on suicide watch at the Metropolitan Detention Center in Brooklyn, New York.
The 54-year-old music mogul who was arrested at a hotel in Manhattan on Monday is currently facing federal sex trafficking and racketeering charges.
On Tuesday, Robyn Tarnofsky, the US magistrate judge, ordered that the hitmaker be sent to jail to await trial in his case. The Bad Boy Records founder was also denied bail.
Tarnofsky’s order followed after Diddy pleaded not guilty to the 14-page federal indictment against him.
On Thursday, People quoted sources at the prison as saying that the rapper has been placed on suicide watch for “preventative measures”.
It added that “Combs is in shock and his mental state is unclear”.
Prison occupants are placed on suicide watch as “supervisory precautions taken for suicidal inmates that require frequent observation,” according to the US Department of Justice National Institute of Corrections.
The news outlet did not reveal how long Diddy will remain under suicide watch, or if he is suicidal.
The rapper is expected to remain at the Metropolitan Detention Center ahead of trial — although the date has yet to be revealed.
The New York Times reports that the detention facility, which holds more than 1,200 people, has a reputation for violence, filthy conditions, food contamination, and suicides.
On Tuesday, federal prosecutors charged Diddy with sex trafficking by force, transportation to engage in prostitution, and racketeering conspiracy.
They alleged the rapper, with help from Combs Enterprise associates, ran an “enterprise that he engaged in sex trafficking, forced labor or, kidnapping, arson and other crimes”.
Combs was said to have “abused, threatened, and coerced women and others around him to fulfill his sexual desires, protect his reputation, and conceal his conduct” from 2008 to now.
Diddy is the highest-profile musician to face sexual misconduct charges since Robert Sylvester Kelly, the R&B singer popularly known as R. Kelly.
Kelly was sentenced in 2022 to more than 30 years in prison for sexually abusing fans, some of them children, racketeering, and sex trafficking.
Entertainment
Oxlade reveals the reason he once ran away from home
Nigerian singer Oxlade has opened up about his decision to drop out of university and run away from home due to threats from cultists in school.
During an interview with Punch Newspapers on September 18, 2024, the singer discussed his motivation to drop out of school to save his life.
“I dropped out of the university in my final year because it was a crazy time. There were some gangs after me because I’m a fine boy. Being a fine boy makes you a target. It is either you join them or they off you. So I had to leave that environment,” he added.
Oxlade, who attended Lagos State University (LASU), noted that while the institution has since improved its focus on academics, the atmosphere during his time there was tumultuous. “At that time, it was a hot period. Now everyone is chasing money,” he stated, acknowledging the university’s efforts to curb such dangerous behaviours today.
“After I left school, I ran away from home because I couldn’t tell my family why I dropped out,” he revealed.
The first time he opened up about his experience with the cultists was during an interview on the Tea with Tay Podcast in October 2023.
He explained, “During my university days, I was always in the church reading Bible and books. Then I dropped out in my final year. I’ve never said this before. I dropped out when some boys were trying to make me join a gang.”
Oxlade shared a touching moment when his grandmother unknowingly saved his life by asking him to come home.
“I don’t know how my grandma knew, she just told me to come to Ibadan, that I shouldn’t go and pack anything from the hostel, so I was there for a week. So the next few days my roommates said that they came to beat the shit out of them because of me,” he explained.
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