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  • “I’m Working to Live in Ikoyi” — Shank Comics Sparks Debate with Bold Remark

    Popular Nigerian skit maker Shank Comics has stirred reactions online after revealing what drives his hustle, saying his focus is on achieving a specific lifestyle rather than family or long-term legacy.

    Viral comment on lifestyle goals

    In a video circulating on X, the content creator stated that his primary goal is to make enough money to live in Ikoyi, one of Lagos’ most affluent areas.

    “Anything you do in this life, make sure you have made money to come and live in Ikoyi. I’m not even working hard for my parents or my future children. I’m working hard to come and live in Ikoyi. This is my future,” he said.

    Mixed reactions trail statement

    His comment quickly drew attention online, with many users sharing differing opinions on his perspective.

    While some described his statement as honest and reflective of modern aspirations, others criticised it, arguing that it downplays family responsibility and long-term planning.

    Conversation on success and priorities

    The remark has reignited conversations about how young Nigerians define success, particularly in a society where lifestyle and comfort are increasingly seen as key indicators of achievement.

    Observers say the debate highlights a shift in priorities, with personal fulfillment and financial independence taking centre stage for many.

  • DJ Cuppy Opens Up on Dating Life, Says “I Once Dated a Bus Driver”

    Nigerian disc jockey Florence Otedola, popularly known as DJ Cuppy, has revealed details about her past relationships, saying she has dated different kinds of men, including a bus driver, as she opens up on her evolving expectations in love.

    What she said

    Speaking during a recent interview with ZeZe Millz, the 33-year-old said her dating experience has been wide-ranging, cutting across different professions and backgrounds.

    “I’ve dated all kinds of men,” she said, noting that her past includes a model, a footballer, and even a bus driver.

    She disclosed that she met some of her partners through dating apps, revealing she once paid £400 to join one.

    “I once dated a bus driver I met on a dating app that I paid £400 to join,” she said.

    What she wants now

    Cuppy said her priorities have changed, stressing that she now desires a more grounded partner.

    “All I want now is a simple 9–5 man with no social media,” she added.

    Her comments come amid growing public interest in her personal life, especially following her younger sister Temi Otedola’s marriage to singer Mr Eazi.

    Past relationships in the spotlight

    Cuppy’s dating history has often attracted public attention, with several high-profile relationships over the years.

    One of the most talked-about was her engagement to British boxer Ryan Taylor in November 2022, just weeks after they met. The relationship, however, ended in July 2023.

    Before that, she was in a relationship with music executive Asa Asika between 2018 and 2020, which later ended, with Cuppy admitting she played a role in the breakup.

    Other links and rumours

    She was also previously linked to former Super Eagles striker Victor Anichebe around 2017, a relationship that was widely publicised at the time.

    In 2019, she was frequently associated with British-Nigerian boxer Anthony Joshua, although both maintained they were close family friends rather than romantic partners.

    What it means

    Cuppy’s latest comments have sparked reactions online, with many fans reflecting on her journey and changing outlook on relationships, as she appears to be seeking a more private and stable connection.