Famous Nigerian musician Waje has denied claims that she and rapper M.I. were ever romantically involved.
In the 2010s, the pair worked together on several love tunes, which led to romance rumours.
In a recent episode of The Honest Bunch podcast, the 45-year-old musician addressed the rumours and denied ever having a romantic involvement with M.I.

“Because of the rollout and romantic theme of my collaborative song with M.I, One Naira, a lot of people speculated that we were dating. But we never dated. We were just friends who saw how great a love story in a song could be, so we created characters that would help drive the song.
“His then-girlfriend was even the one who did the voice-over, not me,” she explained.
Waje said she is currently single but won’t entertain an unsuccessful man, stressing that she is no longer in her 20s and doesn’t have the time to build with any man.
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Actress Regina Daniels’ mother, Rita Daniels, has taken to criticizing her estranged son-in-law, Senator Ned Nwoko, after their conflict took a sharp turn.
Rita Daniels attacked Nwoko in a video that went viral, saying that despite their previous support for him, he had damaged their family’s reputation.
She claimed that Regina gave $50,000 to his campaign for election, and she herself put money and energy into his political endeavors.
“You wanted someone with a high star to boost your fallen star. If you think you can bite the finger that fed you, you’ll go down.”
“Regina gave you $50k to support your election. We are covering up your shame and making you feel like an Odogwu. You’re mad.”
Regina also said in a recent social media post that her estranged husband had ordered her brothers’ arrests to coerce her into going back to him and getting rehabilitated.
She bemoaned the state of affairs, asking why it must become so acrimonious when two people had lost interest in each other.
After being publicly called a drug addict, the 24-year-old actress said she had chosen to keep quiet but now feels obligated to speak out, emphasising that she could no longer conceal her suffering.













