- Nigerian skit maker Nasty Blaq has denied rumors of dating singer Davido’s cousin Adenike Adeleke, also known as Nikos Living.
- The couple’s recent outings have sparked speculations about their relationship.
- Nasty Blaq clarified that their relationship is strictly platonic and that his partner, Esther, is the love of his life.
Nigerian skit maker Asibi Emmanuel Ezechukwu, popularly known as Nasty Blaq, has addressed rumors linking him romantically with Nikos Living, the cousin of music star Davido.
Speculation began circulating online after the two were seen spending time together, sparking talk of a potential relationship.
However, Nasty Blaq took to his X (formerly Twitter) account to set the record straight. He emphasized that there is nothing romantic between him and Nikos, describing their bond as purely friendly. He further reaffirmed that his partner, Esther, remains the love of his life.
He wrote:
“The LOML is Esther. I and Nikos are just very good friends. Bloggers please stop the agenda.”
It’s worth noting that Nikos Living had previously been rumored to be romantically involved with singer Young Jonn after they were frequently spotted together and she joined him on stage during one of his shows. Despite the speculation, neither party confirmed the alleged romance.
In other news, A Nigerian military officer has sparked conversation online after confronting a well-known bank over alleged unauthorized withdrawals from his account.
In a video circulating on social media, the soldier, dressed in his full military uniform, called out the financial institution for repeatedly deducting funds without explanation. Expressing his frustration, he stated that the deductions had gone unchecked for too long.
He warned the bank to refund his money and referenced the controversial case of activist Verydarkman, who was arrested after speaking out online about similar issues.
In his words:
“Make una refund my money for my account back. Me I no be Verydarkman oo, make una respect una self. This one I no go gree for una o. Una too dey chop my money, dey minus my money anyhow…”
The video quickly gained traction as social media users reacted, with many expressing support for the soldier while others shared similar banking experiences.
