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Tinubu Orders Full Manhunt After Drive-By Killing of Peace Preacher Sheikh Masussuka in Katsina

News October 27, 2026 0

President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has ordered security agencies to...

MTN Nigeria Hits Back: ‘We’re Not Stealing Your Data’ – Here’s What’s Really Draining Your Bundle

News October 27, 2026 0

MTN Nigeria has firmly rejected claims that it deliberately...

Tony Elumelu Gifts Zlatan Ibile Wedding Presents After Traditional Marriage

ENTERTAINMENT October 27, 2026 0

Billionaire businessman Tony Elumelu has gifted Nigerian rapper Zlatan Ibile wedding presents following his traditional marriage to his partner, Davita Lamai. The rapper, whose real name is Omoniyi Raphael, shared pictures of the gifts on his Instagram Story on Monday, October 26, two days after the couple’s traditional wedding on Saturday, October 24. The presents arrived in packages branded with Heirs Holdings, with handwritten notes bearing messages such as “Zlatan, well done,” “Our wife,” “Congrats,” and “Zlatan.” Elumelu’s signature initials, TOE, were also boldly written on the packages, indicating that the gifts came from the billionaire businessman. Reacting to the gesture, Zlatan expressed his appreciation by thanking Elumelu on his Instagram Story and tagging the businessman’s Instagram handle alongside a love emoji. The couple had announced their wedding date in a video shared on social media on October 8. Their traditional wedding ceremony featured Edo-inspired outfits in honour of Davita’s heritage, before the couple changed into coordinated Yoruba traditional attire. The ceremony attracted several celebrities and prominent personalities, including singer Davido, fashion entrepreneur Seyi Vodi, music producer Young Jonn, actress Iyabo Ojo, socialite Papaya Ex, rapper Lil Kesh and singer Teni.

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