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Davido is truly the 001, here’s why
From a shocking road accident involving Omah Lay to Davido breaking new ground on the Afrobeats Power Ranking.

🌟 Editor's Note
Welcome to a game-changing week in Afrobeats! From a shocking road accident involving Omah Lay to Davido breaking new ground on the Afrobeats Power Ranking—where no artist has held the No. 1 spot twice this year—there’s plenty to unpack. This week’s newsletter delivers must-know headlines, bold moves, and powerful moments shaping the culture right now.
🗓️ Top Stories
Afrobeats Power Ranking: Davido is truly the 001, here’s why![]()
Here’s a thrilling breakdown of how the 001 turned April into his victory lap. | Omah Lay involved in Tesla Cybertruck accident in Lagos![]() Nigerian hitmaker and Afrobeats star Omah Lay has reportedly been involved in a late-night road accident in Lagos—and fans are holding their breath. Early reports and viral videos show two of the singer’s Tesla Cybertrucks damaged. Here’s what we know so far—and why this incident has everyone talking. |
🚀 Editor’s Picks – Stories You Can’t Miss This Week
It was a dramatic week for music fans across continents, with legal troubles, romantic rumors, and surprise music teases keeping everyone locked in.
Chris Brown’s UK tour hit a shocking snag after he was arrested in Manchester in connection with a violent nightclub incident dating back to 2023. The details—including a Don Julio bottle and a music producer—are straight out of a crime drama. [Read More]
Meanwhile, model Eva Apio finally broke her silence on the swirling rumours linking her to Afrobeats star Asake. A viral post brought the speculation back to life—and her response has fans talking. [Read More]
Back in the U.S., Justin Bieber’s camp addressed his name being floated amid the serious allegations facing Sean “Diddy” Combs. His team’s statement made it clear where the pop star stands—and where he doesn’t. [Read More]
And just when it seemed quiet on the home front, Seyi Vibez reminded us why he's one of the most consistent voices in street pop, teasing new music shortly after dropping Children of Africa. 2025 might really be his year. [Read More]
🦄 New Songs That Are Not Just Ok
Mr. P taps Stonebwoy for new single 'ODO'![]() | Rudeboy returns with new single 'Billio$'![]() |
🔥 Afrobeats The Business…
Wizkid’s Morayo Tour just took another unexpected turn—and fans in two major cities won’t be happy about it. What happened this time? [Read More]
Davido’s dominance continues as two tracks from 5ive shake up the Billboard U.S. Afrobeats Chart. One song in particular is making serious waves. [Read More]
Ayra Starr just joined an exclusive global club—and she did it in style. Here’s how the 21 & Dangerous star broke a major streaming record. [Read More]
🏆 NotJustVerses Feature
![]() | Fido claps back at ex-partners, breaks down ‘Joy is Coming’ lyrics🌉 Biography: Born on September 21, 1997, in Matogun, Ogun State, Fido’s musical journey started in his local church choir, where his passion for music began. 👑 Known for: Fido gained recognition with his hit track Joy is Coming, known for its blend of upbeat rhythms and introspective lyrics. 🙈 What he said: On Not Just Verses, Fido revealed that his stage name was given by his math teacher. |
⚽ Sports Corner…
Victor Osimhen is rewriting history in Turkey—and Galatasaray fans may never forget his name. The Nigerian striker just shattered multiple records in his debut season. Find out how he’s making his mark. [Read More]
Is Barcelona’s teenage prodigy Lamine Yamal staying put or heading for a shock exit? A key figure at the club has finally spoken—but there’s still more to uncover. [Read More]
A Real Madrid player could be facing serious jail time after being linked to a disturbing scandal involving a minor. Here’s what we know so far about the legal storm brewing in Spain. [Read More]
😄Fun Fact:
Did you know that no artist topped the Afrobeats Power Ranking twice in the first quarter of 2025? Wizkid (January), Tyla (February), and Burna Boy (March) each held the No. 1 spot once—proving just how competitive and dynamic the Afrobeats scene is.
Thanks for riding with us this week.
Till next time 😀