Popular Nigerian Tiktoker, Peller, has disclosed that actress Funke Akindele helped him when he was in prison.

Recall that the Tiktoker was arrested in December 2025, after being involved in an alleged deliberate car accident in Lagos State.

Reacting to the circumstances that led to the accident, the Federal Road Safety Corps, ordered the arrest and prosecution of Peller for reckless driving.


However, exchanging pleasantries with actress Funke Akindele during the premiere of the movie ‘Love Notes’ on Saturday, the Tiktok streamer stated that she helped secure his release from prison.

While appreciating Funke for her kind gesture, Peller said: “she was the one who helped me when I was in prison. She was the one who helped my life.”

For days now, Nollywood actor, Bolanle Ninalowo, has been teasing a new relationship following his divorce from his ex-wife.

On his Instagram page, the actor shared a video of himself working out with his woman.

In the clip, the actor was captured facing the camera as his mystery woman walked into view, her back to the camera.

In his caption, the father of two said growing fitter together is non-negotiable.

Bolanle Ninalowo hits the gym with new woman
“Growing fitter together is non-negotiable.
Maka”.

Bolanle Ninalowo hits the gym with new woman
See some reactions below,

One judgejudyjudy wrote, “I’m embarrassed for him. Still acting like a child

One ebymia wrote, “Looks exactly like his ex-wife. In fact, I think she’s the one

One d_real_kemzy wrote, “This man get taste sha. Always going for the hottest ladies

One aramideskitchen wrote, “He puts his aesthetic into consideration when choosing a partner; he likes them tall and thick

One royalbwoi wrote, “Nothing anybody wan tell me. Nah, this bros be my mentor

One fafy.grey wrote, “I like that he has a spec

One __cretia_x wrote, “I doubt they’re together, might be a casual gym buddy”.

A legal war has begun over the ownership of celebrity singer Burna Boy’s early musical catalogue, pitting his former label and his current management against each other in a series of fraud allegations and alleged backroom deals.

At the heart of the dispute is a transaction allegedly carried out in mid-2024 that has now triggered both a criminal investigation and high-stakes lawsuits in the Federal High Court of Lagos and Port Harcourt.


Spaceship Vs 960 Music

The conflict began in May/June 2024, when Aristokrat Music, the label that launched Burna Boy’s career in 2011, allegedly sold the artist’s historical intellectual property (IP) and master recordings to his current imprint, Spaceship Music, which is led by Burna Boy and his mother, Bose Ogulu.

However, 960 Music Group, which owns a 40 per cent equity stake in Aristokrat Music, claims the sale was illegal.

In a move that has sent shockwaves through the industry, 960 Music approached a court in Port Harcourt to declare the sale null and void.

They argue that as major shareholders, the sale of the company’s ‘crown jewel, assets was finalised without their knowledge, consent, or board approval.


Criminal Allegations

Beyond the civil suit, the matter has turned into a police case.

The Force Criminal Investigation Department FCID has officially filed charges against Piriye Isokrari, the founder of Aristokrat Records, following an intensive investigation into allegations of financial misconduct and fraud levelled against 960 Music Group.

Isokrari is accused of alleged fraudulent conversion, that he diverted the proceeds from the multi-million dollar sale for personal use or redirected them away from the company’s official accounts.

The CEO is also accused of a breach of fiduciary duty.

960 Music claims the CEO bypassed corporate governance to strike a “private deal” with Spaceship Music, effectively “selling out” the interests of his partners at 960 Music.

‘Bring Those Assets Back’

An unnamed executive at 960 Music stated that the firm was left with no choice but to involve the authorities.

“You cannot sell 100 per cent of an asset when you only have the authority to manage the company, not bypass the owners of 40 per cent of its soul. This was a coordinated effort to move the IP under the radar, and we are asking the court to bring those assets back,” the executive said

The dispute may create an adverse legal liability.

For Burna Boy, a 2021 Grammy Award winner for the Best Global Music Album, the situation is a double-edged sword.

While the 2024 deal was likely intended to give him total control over his early masters—a goal for many global superstars—the alleged procedural failures by Aristokrat have placed those masters in legal limbo.

If the Port Harcourt court rules in favour of 960 Music, Burna Boy’s own label could be forced to surrender the rights to his breakout hits like ‘Like to Party’ and ‘Tonight’ back to the original partners.