Singer Adekunle Gold has publicly criticized former producer turned blogger, Samklef, for the later’s recent accusations against his wife, Simi.

In a social media post, Samklef labeled Simi as “ungrateful,” alongside another artist, Ric Hassani, claiming they were the “most ungrateful” individuals he has worked with.

Samklef further stated that he would not forgive Simi unless she publicly apologized for allegedly orchestrating criticism against him.

He wrote, “If Simi comes out publicly and apologizes for setting me up for dragging I will fully forgive her. But if she doesn’t I will be reminding her who she truly is for the next 7 billion years.”

Responding directly to Samklef’s tweet, Adekunle Gold emphatically stated that his wife, Simi, owes nothing to the producer.

The singer condemned Samklef’s behavior as immature, rebuking him for his actions.

He wrote, “When will it be your turn to receive sense from your 7th heaven? Because you are clearly lost in your own damn mind. Simi doesn’t owe you sh*t and it’s about time you stopped calling her name every 3 market days. If anything, you owe me! Stop fooling around and act your age!”

Grammy-winning singer and songwriter Tyla Laura Seethal, known as Tyla, recently addressed rumors suggesting her affiliation with the Illuminati.

In an interview with Cosmopolitan Magazine, she refuted the notion that joining the Illuminati is necessary for achieving success in the music industry.

Tyla emphasized that her rise to stardom is attributed to her talent and hard work, with her faith being a central aspect of her journey.

She clarified that despite speculation, she is not a member of any cult, reaffirming that her accomplishments are rooted in her devotion to God.

She said “People already think I’m in the Illuminati? Oh, now. I know some people think that’s the only way, but it really isn’t. God is the center of everything that we are doing, and clearly, it’s working.”

Discussing her identity as a mixed-race South African in America, Tyla addressed misconceptions about denying her Blackness.

She said “When people are like, ‘You’re denying your Blackness,’ it’s not that at all. I never said I am not Black. It’s just that I grew up as a South African knowing myself as Coloured.

“And now that I’m exposed to more things, it has made me other things too. I’m also mixed-race. I’m also Black. I know people like finding a definition for things, but it’s ‘and,’ not ‘or’.”

The remains of the late sound engineer, Precious Ofurum, who tragically lost his life in a boat accident alongside Nollywood actor, Junior Pope and fellow crew members while returning from a movie set, have been exhumed.

A viral video surfaced on Tuesday, depicting individuals solemnly exhuming Ofurum’s body, which was then placed in a coffin and prepared for transportation back to his hometown for burial.

Junior Pope and several members of his crew, including Ofurum, tragically lost their lives on April 10 when their boat overturned in the Anam River, Anambra State while returning from a film shoot.