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Rapper Erigga’s ‘family money’ post triggers debate as Davido hits back

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Nigerian rapper Erhiga Agarivbie, aka Erigga, has sparked debate on social media app, X, after praising musicians who didn’t come from wealthy families and had to work for their earnings.

The rapper, in a tweet late Tuesday, wrote on his X handle, “Shoutout to all the musicians who don’t come from family money and had to grind for every single dollar they earn.”

Reacting to the post was Afrobeats star, David Adeleke, popularly known as Davido, who quoted the tweet and countered that musicians who come from wealthy families also deserve recognition for working their way “to the top ”

Tweeting on Wednesday night, Davido stated fiercely, “No be we say make your pops no guard o. Shoutout to the ones that came from family money and still grind to the top.”

The ‘Omo baba olowo’ crooner later described Erigga’s tweet as “useless motivation,” and referred to the rapper as an”imbecile.”

The exchange has since generated mixed reactions on X, with about 35,000 posts linked to the debate.

While some users defended Erigga for simply celebrating artistes who succeeded without a privileged financial background, others suggested that the rapper’s tweet was a subtle dig at Davido who comes from a wealthy family.

One X user, Moses5_a, tweeted, “This tweet is so harmless. I don’t know why people are crying over it. He clearly wasn’t shading anyone but somehow someone got offended. If you follow Erigga way back from 2020, you will know he’s all about motivation.”

Another X user, NurseVictoria01, wrote, “There’s no award or glory for suffering.

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When are you ever going to act your age? Stop throwing unintelligent shade. No one stopped your ancestors or your father from securing the bag. You can chase X money without hating on the rich.”

One user identified as Shandymoney confronted Eriga, saying, “Kuku mention Davido.”

Referring to Davido, an X user, CrystalReignz, tweeted, “Give them back to back, nobody has the right to discredit your effort.”

One X user, Mautiin01, asked, “But how you take know say na you he Dey follow talk? You catch sub.”

A user, HonitelHQ, stated, “You have a very low self esteem and it is really pathetic. There is no place in that tweet where he mentioned your name. You are not the only artist in Nigeria that comes from money. The tweet isn’t even a sub but your insecurity won’t let you ignore something that isn’t about you.

“You have a main character syndrome, too. You always want to make it about yourself. This is really a sad way to live life, man.”

Another X user identified as Feyitayo2724, said, “Do you know how stupid you sound? The easiest way to make it in life is through inheritance (being born into a rich home). Blame it on your parents if you weren’t born rich, and not try to downplay the efforts of others because they are from a well-to-do home.”

Source: punchng.com

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DEATH IS INEVITABLE — NONE OF US KNOWS WHEN OUR TIME WILL COME.

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One day, everything we are fighting for will become a memory. The money we struggle to make, the houses we build, the positions we hold, the titles we carry, and the pride we display will all be left behind.

Today, we are here. Tomorrow is not guaranteed.

We argue over land, fight over money, hate one another because of differences, and sometimes destroy relationships over things that may not matter in the end.

But have we ever stopped to ask ourselves: What is the point of winning every argument if we lose our humanity along the way?

Death does not respect your wealth, your political position, your beauty, your fame, or your connections. It reminds us that, in the end, we are all human beings with limited time on this earth.

So, while you are still alive:
❤️ Love genuinely.
🤝 Forgive when you can.
🙏 Appreciate the people who care about you.
💚 Help someone who cannot repay you.
🕊️ Make peace instead of spreading hatred.
🌍 Leave a positive impact on the world.

Do not wait until someone is gone before you realise their value. Do not spend your entire life chasing wealth while forgetting to live. And never allow pride to stop you from apologising when you are wrong.

Remember: You may not control how long you live, but you can influence how you live and how people remember you.

Life is temporary. Kindness matters. Love matters. The way we treat others matters.

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LIVE WELL. LOVE DEEPLY. DO GOOD WHILE YOU STILL HAVE THE OPPORTUNITY.

💬 QUESTION: If you knew that tomorrow was your last day on earth, what would you change about the way you live today?

Share your thoughts in the comments.

#LifeIsShort #DeathIsInevitable #LifeLessons #Humanity #Wisdom #Newsbreak365

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Rapper Diddy hospitalised after head injury in prison — Report reveals

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American rapper and music mogul, Sean “Diddy” Combs, has reportedly been hospitalised after sustaining a head injury while serving his prison sentence in New Jersey, United States.

The 56-year-old was taken to a hospital on Saturday, October 10, and received treatment for what was described as a non-life-threatening injury, according to the Los Angeles Times, which reported the development on Monday.

The report, citing TMZ, said Combs was conscious and speaking before his hospitalisation.

Circumstances surrounding the injury have not been officially established publicly, PUNCH Online reports on Tuesday.

A representative for Combs told the Los Angeles Times in a statement, “We are aware of the reports concerning Sean Combs and are working to confirm the circumstances.

“Sean’s health and well-being are our immediate concern, and we appreciate everyone who has reached out.”

A spokesperson for the Federal Correctional Institution Fort Dix, where Combs is serving his sentence, did not comment on the reported hospitalisation, the newspaper said.

The development comes days after Combs’ reported prison privileges attracted renewed media attention, including allegations that he received special meals and massages and had access to prohibited devices.

In a report published on October 2, the Los Angeles Times said NBC News had cited four anonymous inmates who alleged that Combs paid fellow prisoners to cook and clean for him and obtained access to a contraband mobile phone and an illegal stash of alcohol.

Combs’ representative disputed the media attention surrounding his prison conditions, telling NBC News, “The continued scrutiny of every mundane detail of Sean Combs’s life in prison has reached the point where the media characterizes ordinary prison life as news.”

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The representative added, “The only real news is that Sean continues to serve his sentence while awaiting the court’s decision on his appeal.”

The reports about his prison conditions were followed by a change to his projected release date.

According to the Los Angeles Times, the date was moved from January 21, 2028, to March 2, 2028, based on the Federal Bureau of Prisons’ inmate database.

Combs is serving a 50-month federal prison sentence after a jury convicted him in July 2025 on two counts of transportation to engage in prostitution.

He was acquitted of racketeering conspiracy and sex trafficking charges.

The verdict followed a high-profile trial in New York that featured testimony concerning sexual encounters involving Combs, his former girlfriend Casandra Ventura, also known as Cassie, and male sex workers.

Combs’ legal team has appealed his conviction and sentence. The appeal remained unresolved in the latest reports.

The reported hospitalisation adds another development to the legal and prison-related troubles facing the Bad Boy Records founder, whose career in music and business once made him one of the most prominent figures in American hip-hop.

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THIS IS YOU AFTER ALL THE NOISE OF…

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“I am the President!”
“I am the Governor!”
“I am an Honourable!”
“I am a Senator!”
“I am a Member of Parliament!”
“I am a CEO!”
“I am a landlord!”
“I am too beautiful!”
“I am too handsome!”
“I am too rich!”
“I am too educated!”
“I am a Professor!”
“I am too sexy!”
“I am too talented!”

“I can’t marry this person; I can’t marry that person!”
“I have too many connections and too much swag!”
“Do you know who I am?”
“I will deal with you!”
“I will teach you a lesson!”
“I will make sure you never succeed!”
“I am this, and I am that!”

BUT HAVE YOU EVER STOPPED TO THINK ABOUT HOW TEMPORARY LIFE IS?

I am not saying you should not work hard, pursue your dreams, become successful, or enjoy the rewards of your achievements. By all means, work hard and aim high!

But while pursuing wealth, fame, status, and power, remember to put humanity first.

No matter how powerful, wealthy, beautiful, handsome, educated, or influential you are, none of these things makes you greater than others as a human being. Life is temporary, and none of us will live forever.

My brothers and sisters, friends and family, take life easy. There is an end to our pride, our struggles, our ambitions, and our earthly possessions.

One day, the titles will no longer matter, the money will remain behind, and the praise of people will fade away.

So, while you are still here, choose to live a meaningful life.

❤️ DO GOOD.

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🙏 FORGIVE.

🕊️ LET GO OF HATRED.

😊 SMILE OFTEN.

❤️ LOVE PEOPLE.

🤝 BE GENEROUS AND HELP OTHERS.

🕊️ LIVE IN PEACE WITH OTHERS, REGARDLESS OF THEIR STATUS.

Never allow pride to make you look down on others. Never allow wealth to destroy your humanity. Never allow power to turn you into a bully.

Remember: Your true greatness is not measured by how many people fear you, but by how many lives you touch positively.

Death is inevitable, and none of us knows when our time will come. Therefore, live with humility, treat people with kindness, and leave behind a legacy of love rather than arrogance.

LIFE IS TEMPORARY. KINDNESS IS PRICELESS. HUMANITY SHOULD ALWAYS COME FIRST.

💬 What is the point of being rich, powerful, or influential if you lack kindness and humanity? Share your thoughts in the comments.

#LifeLessons #HumanityFirst #Humility #KindnessMatters #WisdomForLife

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