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Khafi Shares Five Things About Breastfeeding As A First-Time Mum

Khafi Shares Five Things She Didn’t Know About Breastfeeding As A First-Time Mum

Khafi aka ‘A Cup of Khafi’ is back!

Reality TV star, Khafi Kareem-Ekpata, has shared everything she feels her fans and followers should know about breastfeeding in this episode of her Youtube channel.

In the video, the new mum revealed that among other things, she discovered that nursing helps new moms lose weight, the size of breast do not matter, there is something known as breastfeeding craving, and that as a new mother, breast might leak at any time.

“This is my reality right now guys, spending most days breastfeeding this cutie pie!! You guys know I try to be as real as possible on social media, not just showing glitz & glamour but hoping to inspire! On this journey of parenthood, it won’t be any different!

“But to be honest I’ve been undecided as to how much I should share (I was going to leave this on stories only!) as I realise a lot of women become mothers and are then seen as ONLY mums and people assume certain things don’t interest them anymore, when in fact our own dreams pre-motherhood are STILL valid! I’m STILL an actress and STILL on a mission to change the world a cup at a time! So there are different sides of my reality and here is one of them 🤗

I’m a momma!!! And I am so blessed to be able to breastfeed my baby boy. There is so much I didn’t know about breastfeeding and seeing as it was #blackbreastfeedingweek recently I thought I would do a video sharing some of these things.” She wrote in Instagram.

Kahfi and her husband, Gedoni recently welcomed their first child.

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Nollywood star Mercy Aigbe loses her mother

Nollywood actress Mercy Aigbe is mourning the loss of her mother, Abisola Grace Owodunni.

She shared the sad news on Instagram on September 24, 2025, with a heartfelt post including a candle and love emoji, expressing the deep and irreplaceable void left by her mother’s passing.

Abisola Grace Owodunni was a Nigerian businesswoman who managed a supermarket and was known for her strict yet loving parenting.

Mercy often credited her mother for teaching her valuable life lessons about sacrifice and selflessness.

The announcement has elicited an outpouring of condolences from fans, colleagues, and Mercy’s husband, Kazim Adeoti, who also shared prayers for her mother’s eternal rest.

Mercy Aigbe has faced challenges in recent times, including a fire that damaged her home in late 2024.

The Nollywood community and her supporters continue to offer their support and sympathy during this difficult time.

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Davido splashes N240m on Chioma’s 2025 G-Wagon

Nigerian singer Davido, has gifted his wife, Chioma, a brand-new 2025 Mercedes-Benz G-Wagon worth over $150,000 approximately, (N240 million).

The singer shared the moment on Instagram on Wednesday, revealing he traded in a previous model and added extra funds to secure the latest release.

“First of all, we had to take the one I got, then obviously add more money to get the new one,” he said, before declaring with excitement: “Only the best for my lady.”

Chioma was visibly thrilled as Davido presented the luxury SUV, while he cheered her on, shouting: “We do 2025!”

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Davido joins recording academy as Grammys voting member

Afrobeats star David “Davido” Adeleke has officially joined the Recording Academy as a Grammy Voting Member.

The Academy, which organises the prestigious Grammy Awards, announced his induction in a video posted on Instagram on Tuesday.

Recording Academy Voting Members are responsible for vetting entries, nominating, and ultimately selecting Grammy winners.

The 68th Annual Grammy Awards will be held on February 1, 2026 at the Crypto.com Arena, Los Angeles.

Davido will join Ravyn Lenae, Offset, Jessie Reyez, Zac Brown, Anne Akiko Meyers, Miles Minnick, Maya Elizabeth, Damien Sneed, Damaris, and Stewart Copeland as part of the academy for the 2026 Grammys.

Other Nigerian Voting Members include songwriter Tito Da Fire, rapper and Big Brother Naija winner Laycon, music executive Bizzle Osikoya, and singers Oxlade and Praiz, who were admitted in 2022.

To qualify, applicants must be active performers, songwriters, producers, engineers, instrumentalists, or creators currently working in the recording industry.

They must hold credits on at least six commercially released tracks within the past five years.

Candidates must also show active industry engagement, pay annual dues, and maintain good standing with the Academy.

Applications undergo evaluation by a diverse panel of professionals across genres before final approval by the Board of Trustees.

Speaking on his selection, the “Timeless” hitmaker expressed excitement about contributing to the Grammy voting process.

“Understanding the importance of how our voices are heard and participating in the Grammy Award process is a game-changer.

“I’ve learned that voting empowers you to have a say in what is considered and voted on each award season. I’m honoured to be part of the Recording Academy community, and I look forward to voting,” the “Unavailable” crooner said.

The Recording Academy added, “Voting members: review the ballot, listen and vote early, starting October 3.”

Davido has earned four Grammy nominations, including three at the 66th Grammy Awards in 2024 and one in 2025.

He was nominated for Best African Music Performance in 2025 alongside Burna Boy, Yemi Alade, Tems, Asake, and Wizkid.

His collaboration with Chris Brown and Lojay also made the list, but Tems edged them out to win.

Despite multiple nominations, Davido has yet to secure a Grammy win.