Nigerian singer Davido has reacted to an emotional message from comedian Lasisi Elenu addressed to President Bola Tinubu, in which the comedian recounted the tragic death of his mother and called for urgent reforms to Nigeria's healthcare system. According to Legit.ng, Lasisi Elenu's message drew attention to shortcomings in the country's health sector following his personal loss, prompting a public response from the Afrobeats star on the matter.

Nollywood actor Charles Inojie has shared his perspective on the criticism facing former presidential candidate Peter Obi following an incident in Benue state, where Obi reportedly departed without confrontation. According to Legit.ng, Inojie's comments address a controversy that has generated significant debate on social media, adding a celebrity voice to the ongoing public discussion about the politician's actions.

In a Premium Times opinion column, writer Niran Adedokun examines a dispute between Oseni and Olayinka over the use of the word "gbewudani" to describe a figure named Onor. Adedokun argues the real question is not whether the term is offensive but whether the political circumstances make the metaphor plausible. He contends that Olayinka's attempt to rebuke Oseni inadvertently reinforced the very impression he was trying to dispel, highlighting what the columnist calls an irony in the exchange.

Businessman Isaac Fayose has criticised Peter Obi, identified by Naija News as the presidential candidate of the Nigeria Democratic Congress, over his handling of an incident in Benue State. According to the report, Fayose used strong language, including the phrases 'thugs for thugs' and 'fire for fire,' while berating Obi. Details of the Benue attack itself and Obi's response were not provided in the available report.

Former Big Brother Naija winner White Money has responded to a controversial comment made by actor Uche Maduagwu, dismissing his claims and threatening legal action. According to Legit.ng, White Money described the remarks as defamatory. The dispute adds to a series of public exchanges between the two Nigerian entertainment figures, though neither side's specific allegations were detailed further in the report.

Former Nigerian presidential candidate Peter Obi has criticised the Benue State government after his convoy was reportedly blocked, describing the incident as unacceptable. According to PM News, Obi said he had been left standing at the scene and condemned what he called 'rascality', stating that such conduct has no place in the country. The report does not detail who ordered the blockade or how the standoff was resolved.