The singer Sabi, best known for his popular song “Show Your Style,” passed away.
Sabinus Chukwuebuka Nelson was allegedly shot and killed by unidentified assailants at a hotel in Lagos State on Tuesday night.
The singer’s younger brother, Kingsley, informed Daily Sun of this on Thursday.
At the time of this report, the sad incident’s specifics were still hazy.
As the investigation into the incident continues, more information is anticipated to be made public by the authorities.
Famous gospel singer Onos Brisibi has passed away. Her family released a statement on Thursday confirming the news.
Onos battled disease until passing away on Tuesday, March 23, 2026. She was 55-years old at the time of her death.
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“Onos Nancy Brisibi was a devoted Christian, a gifted songstress, and a passionate praise and worship leader whose angelic voice touched many lives as she spread the gospel through music.
“She will be remembered as a beautiful, fun-loving woman with a heart of gold, whose faith, warmth, and kindness left lasting impressions on all who knew her,” the statement read in part.
Onos is survived by her daughter, Sarah Brisibi, her mother, siblings, extended family, friends, and her church family in LoveWorld Ministries.
Blessing CEO, has stated why she won’t provide proof of her stage 4 breast cancer diagnosis on social media, claiming that the public wouldn’t understand the findings.
She underlined in a video message that her pals have already seen doctors overseas and that only medical specialists are qualified to evaluate the results.
Blessing, CEO, clarified that her intention was not to solicit money but to be open about her struggles with cancer.
She said, “I can’t put my result on social media because a lot of you cannot make a meaning out of it. Only medical doctors can. I don’t need multiple analyses. If you want the result or if someone prominent reaches out, I am going to share all the evidence.
“My close friends are more concerned about getting a good hospital for treatment. A lot of my friends have taken my results to show their doctors abroad.
“The aim was not to beg for money. I was completely clueless because I didn’t know anything about cancer. The goal was to be vulnerable, not to beg Nigerians for money.
