In a recent statement, Nigerian music luminary, Gabriel Oche Amanyi, professionally known as Terry G, has restated his viewpoint on the hierarchy of Nigerian artists.

Terry G reiterated his stance that Burna Boy currently holds the mantle of the biggest Nigerian artist, while asserting that Wizkid remains the ultimate icon in Nigerian music history.

Emphasizing Wizkid’s enduring legacy, Terry G acknowledged Burna Boy’s talent but underscored Wizkid’s unparalleled impact on the Nigerian music scene.

In a social media post on X, Terry G declared, “Muthaf**k the Big 3, n*gga it’s just Big Wiz… n*gga bum!!! Wiz is him.”

In another post, he explained, “I am Not posting Wiz to chase clout, just reminiscing all he’s done for the culture!!! I’m contented with what I have worked for lol… but he’s him, I repeat!!!

“Concerning what I said on Honest Bunch Podcast that was posted few weeks ago, my take still stands. Yeah currently, Burna is the biggest, but when it comes to all timer, I’ll give it to Wiz… y’all can’t deny the works and the legendary status he built for himself… WIZ is him!.”

Terry G’s omission of Davido’s name sparked a flurry of reactions from fans, drawing attention to the absence of the renowned artist in his remarks.

Commenting on the post, @usmanlotto911 expressed concern, stating, “No let Davido see this post sha!!”

Similarly, @iamdbull questioned the exclusion, asking, “So Davido is not even in the conversation?”

Meanwhile, @iamwillowy asserted “30 bingos go think the lyrics Came into the game no one replace me is for advertisement”

Whitemoney, former Big Brother Naija winner and musician, has announced a shocking change of heart, abandoning his long-held ambition to win a Grammy Award.

In a recent interview with content creator Egungun, Whitemoney revealed that he no longer covets the prestigious American music award, citing concerns that it has been compromised and lost its value.

Instead, he has set his sights on the local Headies Awards, a more humble and meaningful recognition in his eyes.

He said, “The way things are going now, Grammy don cast. Make we manage Headies. I’m not sure if I’m still pursuing my desire of winning Grammys. Now I’m pursuing any award that keeps me relevant.

“Because after what Grammy organisers did to our superstars, Davido and Burna Boy at the last award ceremony, it’s now looking like they are using Nigeria for publicity stunt. But never say never. My style of music is unique. If it takes me to the Grammys, no wahala.”

Recall that last year, Whitemoney proudly proclaimed that his hit single “Oyoyo” deserves a Grammy Award.

With unwavering confidence, he asserted that the song has cemented its status as the “biggest song” in Eastern Nigeria, a testament to its widespread popularity and critical acclaim.

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!”