Baddie deploys her alleged soldier boyfriend to deal with a hotel owner who accused her of being rude

Tension erupted at Papalanto Bus Stop in Ewekoro Local Government Area of Ogun State on Saturday evening after two soldiers allegedly assaulted a hotelier during an argument that turned violent.

Eyewitnesses said the incident occurred around 4:30 p.m. at the busy Papalanto Junction along Ilaro Road, where a heavy traffic gridlock had built up. The altercation reportedly began when a young woman selling alcoholic drinks at the junction got into a disagreement with the hotelier over the use of a section of the road.

According to witnesses, the woman allegedly left the scene and returned shortly with two soldiers said to have come from the Alamala area of Abeokuta. The soldiers were accused of harassing and physically assaulting the hotelier, leaving him with internal ear injuries.

Lare Bison Links Up With Terry Apala on New Hit “Go Crazy”

Afrobeat rising star Lare Bison, from Ogun State, is making waves with his latest release, Go Crazy, featuring the acclaimed Nigerian artist Terry Apala.

Known for blending soulful melodies with the raw energy of indigenous instruments like the talking drum, Lare Bison has carved out a unique Afro-fusion sound. His music draws heavily from personal experiences, cultural heritage, and the rhythm of everyday life — weaving themes of resilience, patience, and identity into vibrant tracks that resonate deeply with listeners.

Go Crazy is a high-energy Afro-fusion anthem packed with pulsating percussion, catchy hooks, and street-hop flavor. The track has already sparked massive online buzz, with its snippet inspiring over 10,000 TikTok videos ahead of release — a clear sign of its viral potential. Built for the dance floor and Afrobeats party playlists, the single is primed to be a crowd favorite.

Lare Bison’s emotional depth and authenticity continue to set him apart in the Afro-fusion scene. With collaborations like this and a growing fanbase, he is positioning himself as one of the next major voices driving Afrobeat’s global momentum.

Robbers Invade Home Of Nigerian Gospel Singer, Cart Away Valuables.

Gospel Singer, Femi Solar, has revealed that his home was raided by armed robbers on Friday night.

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Naija News reports that the attack led to the loss of several personal belongings, including phones, gadgets, wristwatches, jewellery, foreign currency, and other valuables.

The 41-year-old Apala gospel musician, who shared details of the incident on Instagram, urged people not to respond to calls or messages that may come from his stolen devices.

He explained that he can only be reached on a temporary line until the issue is resolved.

Solar, best known for songs such as Emi Ni and Oniduro Mi, assured fans that he and his family were safe after the incident.

However, he did not reveal where the robbery took place or if security authorities had been notified.

He wrote: “PLS DO NOT RESPOND TO ANY STRANGE CALLS OR MESSAGES IN MY NAME. My House Was Robbed Overnight. And The Robbery Claimed My Phones, All Gadgets available, My Golds, Money (Hard Currency) Wrist Watches & Other Things Available!