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Paul Okoye, widely recognized as Rudeboy from the former Nigerian Afrobeats group P-Square, experienced an onstage mishap during a live show in Perth, Australia. While delivering their classic track ‘Forever,’ he lost his footing and tumbled off the stage.

The incident quickly went viral, sparking a wave of reactions online. Many social media users pointed to his decision to wear dark sunglasses during the nighttime performance as a possible cause. Others linked the fall to his ongoing separation from his twin brother, Peter Okoye, with whom he had previously performed as P-Square.

As reported by DAILY POST, the Okoye brothers parted ways professionally amid disagreements over financial transparency, royalty issues, and management of their music catalog. This split has been a recurring topic among fans and critics alike.

Some of the comments on the video included observations like ‘Dark shades at night increase the chance of missing your step by 1000%,’ while another user joked that his twin would have laughed heartily, though noting it could happen to anyone. A particularly poignant remark noted that ‘Every single person in that crowd knows only P-Square, not Mr P or Rudeboy.’ Others speculated that performing alone might have contributed, with one comment stating, ‘If they were two, he wouldn’t have fallen.’ A different perspective suggested that perhaps he was out of practice, as he hasn’t performed on stage in a while. Another humorous take claimed, ‘His twin will soon change Australia’s national anthem.’

Nigerian socialite and entrepreneur Pascal Chibuike Okechukwu, widely recognized as Cubana Chief Priest, has officially obtained the All Progressives Congress (APC) nomination form to contest for the House of Representatives seat representing Orsu/Orlu/Oru East Federal Constituency in Imo State.

The celebrity businessman announced the development through his Instagram account on Thursday, sharing a photo of himself with the nomination and expression of interest forms. In his post, he expressed gratitude to his patron, Seyi Tinubu, who he described as the Okanlomo of Yorubaland and leader of the City Boy Movement. He wrote: “Stopped by to see my patron @cityboy.movement_hq, the Okanlomo of Yorubaland, @seyitinubu, with my nomination and expression of interest form for blessings. When I say City Boy Movement, you say empowering the youth. Chukwu Bu Ike M.”

DAILY POST had earlier reported that Cubana Chief Priest declared his ambition to run for the House of Representatives in the upcoming general election under the APC banner for the Orsu/Orlu/Oru East Federal Constituency. His decision to pick up the nomination form marks a significant step toward actualizing his political aspirations.

Adesola Akeem, the husband of popular herbal vendor Eniola Fagbemi, better known as Eniola Sisi Alagbo, has publicly apologized for the recent leak of a private sexual video. The video, which circulated widely online, showed Sisi Alagbo filming her husband while he was engaged in a sexual act with another woman; all three were nude in the clip.

In a heartfelt Facebook message, Adesola took full responsibility for what he described as disappointing and embarrassing behavior. He acknowledged that his conduct fell short of the values and standards expected of him by his family, friends, business associates, religious leaders, and the Nigerian public. He also asked to be held accountable for his actions while he seeks a period of reflection, learning, and personal growth.

His apology came one day after Sisi Alagbo admitted her mistake and sought forgiveness for her role in the incident. She had expressed deep regret over the video, which emerged earlier this week. Adesola emphasized that he understands the distress and worry the situation has caused and fully accepts that his actions were wrong. He specifically apologized to his family for the pain and sadness, and to his friends and colleagues for any strain on their relationships or damage to their reputation.

He also addressed religious and moral organizations, recognizing the seriousness of the misconduct and the importance of accountability. To his fans and supporters, he expressed profound regret for letting them down and vowed to use this time for self-improvement. He asked for their support, forgiveness, and prayers as he works to make better choices and rebuild lost trust, both in his personal and professional life.

Legendary Liverpool captain Steven Gerrard has weighed in on Arsenal’s Champions League semifinal clash with Atletico Madrid. Following a 1-1 stalemate in the first leg, Gerrard has shared his thoughts on what Mikel Arteta should do to secure a win in the return fixture. The former midfielder believes that two key attackers must be in the starting lineup to turn the tie in Arsenal’s favor.

Gerrard specifically pointed to Eberechi Eze and Bukayo Saka as the players who should be unleashed from the beginning. In Wednesday’s first leg, both England internationals were left on the bench before being introduced in the second half. Goals from Viktor Gyokeres and Julian Alvarez ultimately decided the outcome, leaving the tie finely balanced.

According to Gerrard, Eze’s inclusion would inject creativity and unpredictability into Arsenal’s attack. “In the second leg, you’ve got to get Eze on the pitch,” Gerrard commented on TNT Sports. “He provides that extra spark and looks more dangerous.” The Liverpool great also stressed the importance of fielding Saka, describing him as a big-game player who thrives under pressure. “Saka starts for me in the second leg. You play your top performers in crucial matches like this.”

Arteta’s decision to bench both players initially has sparked debate, but Gerrard’s advice is clear: against a resilient Atletico side, Arsenal cannot afford to leave their most effective weapons on the sidelines. The second leg promises to be a tense affair, and Gerrard’s suggestions could be the key to Arsenal reaching the final.

Mikel Arteta expressed fury at referee Danny Makkelie following Arsenal’s 1-1 stalemate with Atletico Madrid in the Champions League, claiming a crucial penalty decision was unjustly overturned. The Gunners boss argued that the error fundamentally altered the tie.

After Julian Alvarez leveled the score by canceling out Viktor Gyokeres’ first-half penalty, Arsenal substitute Eberechi Eze appeared to be fouled inside the area. Makkelie initially pointed to the spot, but after a VAR review, he reversed his call—a move that left Arteta incensed.

“I went back to the dressing room, reviewed the footage with the players, and I’m deeply frustrated and angry because the decision contradicts the rules,” Arteta said post-match. “It completely shifts the outcome of this matchup. I’m extremely upset.”

The Spanish tactician emphasized that the referee’s choice to rescind the penalty was unacceptable at this level. “There was definite contact. You make the call, then you can’t change it after reviewing it a dozen times. That’s not allowed in elite competition. It’s a wrong decision that alters the course of the tie, and that simply cannot happen.”

Former Chelsea striker Chris Sutton has voiced his outrage following Arsenal’s 1-1 stalemate against Atletico Madrid in the Champions League semi-final first leg, claiming the Gunners were unfairly treated by the officiating. Speaking on BBC Radio 5, Sutton expressed frustration over a controversial penalty decision that was overturned after a VAR review.

The match at the Metropolitano saw both sides convert spot-kicks in the first and second halves, with Viktor Gyokeres and Julian Alvarez finding the net from 12 yards. However, the pivotal moment occurred when referee Danny Makkelie initially pointed to the penalty spot after Eberechi Eze went down in the box, only to reverse his call upon consulting the pitchside monitor.

“Arsenal have been absolutely robbed this evening,” Sutton declared. “People can argue the merits, but everyone watching the game tonight saw it. You can talk about Arsenal’s performance and what they lacked, but they would have been in an unbelievable position going into the second leg at the Emirates. Now they have plenty of work to do.”

The draw leaves the tie finely balanced ahead of next week’s return fixture at the Emirates Stadium.

Former Real Madrid star Steve McManaman has strongly criticized Diego Simeone’s conduct during Atletico Madrid’s Champions League semifinal first leg against Arsenal, which ended in a 1-1 draw. McManaman, speaking to TNT Sports, described the Argentine manager’s behavior as ‘terrible’ and ‘absolutely awful.’

Throughout the match at the Metropolitano, both Simeone and Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta drew attention for their touchline actions. However, McManaman singled out Simeone for particular criticism, noting that the Spanish television director may have missed some incidents but viewers could still witness the intensity of the exchanges.

‘We could see, sometimes the cameras would not show it with the Spanish directors, but we could see what was going on,’ McManaman said. ‘His behavior, his number two and three with the officials, was terrible. Absolutely awful.’

Teko Modise, the ex-captain of South Africa, didn’t hold back his criticism of Ademola Lookman’s finishing after the Nigerian forward squandered a golden chance in Atletico Madrid’s 1-1 draw with Arsenal in the UCL semifinal first leg.

Lookman, who returned from injury to play the full match at the Wanda Metropolitano, had a clear opportunity in the 53rd minute but shot straight at Arsenal goalkeeper David Raya.

Speaking on SuperSport, Modise said Lookman could have done better and needs to think faster under pressure. He suggested the player should have chosen a better angle to force Raya into a more difficult save.

Despite the miss, Lookman remains a key figure for Atletico since joining from Atalanta in the winter, with two goals and two assists in seven UCL appearances this season.

As the tie moves to the Emirates Stadium for the second leg, Lookman will be eager to rediscover his scoring touch and help Atletico book a place in the final.

Liverpool icon Steven Gerrard has praised Arsenal midfielder Declan Rice for his commanding performance during the Champions League semi-final first leg against Atletico Madrid on Wednesday. Speaking to TNT Sports after the match at the Metropolitano, Gerrard highlighted Rice’s influence on the game.

According to Gerrard, Rice was outstanding, particularly in the opening 45 minutes. He described the England international as dominant in all phases of play, whether in or out of possession. The former midfielder noted that Rice operated in a deeper role than usual, dropping between the centre-backs to provide an extra man in buildup, a tactical adjustment to counter Atletico’s two-man press.

The match ended in a 1-1 stalemate, with goals from Viktor Gyokeres and Julian Alvarez coming from the penalty spot. The second leg is set to take place next week, with everything to play for.

Arsenal etched their name into the history books on Wednesday evening, securing a 1-1 draw against Atletico Madrid in the first leg of their Champions League semi-final at the Metropolitano Stadium. The result not only keeps their European dreams alive but also sees them equal a long-standing club milestone.

Goals from Viktor Gyokeres and Julian Alvarez ensured the spoils were shared in a tightly contested affair. The Swedish striker opened the scoring for the Gunners, but the Spanish side responded through Alvarez to leave the tie finely balanced ahead of the return fixture.

OptaJoe reports that this result extends Arsenal’s unbeaten streak in the European Cup/Champions League to 13 matches, matching their previous best run set between March 2005 and April 2006. Mikel Arteta’s men have shown remarkable consistency on the continent, and this latest landmark underscores their progress under the Spanish tactician.

Attention now turns to domestic duties, with Arsenal set to host Fulham at the Emirates Stadium this weekend. That Premier League encounter serves as a crucial warm-up before the decisive second leg against Atletico Madrid, which will also take place in North London. Arteta will be eager to maintain momentum and secure a place in the final.