Nigerian singer Tiwa Savage has opened up on her emotions toward her former partner and music collaborator Wizkid.

In a video that has quickly gained attention online, the songstress revealed that performing with Wizkid brings back strong memories of their past, making it an emotional experience for her.

The singer recalled their reunion at the Great Lagos Countdown 2025, a popular annual music event in Lagos.

She explained that seeing Wizkid again brought back feelings she had six years ago and that she still struggles to hide her emotions when they perform together.

Tiwa said that despite the challenges in their past relationship, she remembers the happy moments they shared.

She admitted that if she could choose one man in her life, it would be Wizkid.

She said, “It’s uncomfortable performing with Wizkid on stage. I admit I’m still in love with him.

“When we reunited at Great Lagos Countdown 2025, my heart beat just as it did six years ago. Every time Wizkid gets close, I can’t control my smile.

“He gave me so many beautiful memories that I almost forgot how bad our relationship once was. If I could choose one man in this lifetime, it would only be Wizkid.

Ace musician, Innocent Idibia, popularly known as 2Face, has added his voice to the ongoing debate comparing singer Wizkid with the late Afrobeat pioneer Fela Anikulapo-Kuti.

Recall that Wizkid sparked outrage after claiming he is “bigger” than Fela while responding to Seun Kuti’s criticisms of him and his fans over the comparison of the Ojuelegba crooner with the Afrobeat legend.

Reacting in a snippet of the upcoming episode of the Mic On podcast, 2Face described the comparison “ridiculous,” emphasising that that it is both disrespectful to Fela’s legacy and unfair to Wizkid’s career.

The African Queen crooner explained that placing Fela and Wizkid side by side ignores their different eras, impacts, and unique contributions to Nigerian music.

“Comparing Fela with Wizkid is ridiculous. Apart from the fact that it is disrespectful to Fela, and at the same time, it is also unfair to Wizkid,” 2Face expressed.

Meanwhile, 2Face, has admitted that he made a lot of mistakes in the past both in his career and personal life.

Speaking in a snippet of the upcoming episode of the Mic On podcast, the music legend said he wish he could turn back the hand of time to make amends.

“There are so many things I wish I could rewind and do better. As a human being, there are times when you are overwhelmed or don’t make the best decisions. My thick-skin is weaker now,” he said.

British rapper, Oakley Neil Caesar-Su, popularly known as Central Cee, has revealed that he has converted to Islam.

The Band 4 Band crooner revealed that he has shared his name consequently.

The rapper disclosed this during a recent livestream.

“I just changed my name and took my shahada, I am a muslim now,” he revealed, with his friends congratulating him in the video.

Before his latest revelation, Central Cee didn’t explicitly declared a formal religion.

Central Cee was born on 4 June 1998 in London to an English mother and a father of Guyanese and Chinese ancestry.

His parents separated when he was seven. He grew up with his mother and two younger brothers in Shepherd’s Bush.

Central Cee began his music career with an appearance on a now-deleted episode of Fire in the Streets series in 2014.

His first song appearance was on the Ain’t On Nuttin Remix alongside J Hus and more in January 2015.

He released his breakout single Day in the Life on 14 June 2020.

Since his debut, Central Cee has earned the status of a superstar in the UK drill music scene.