INTERVIEW: I didnt get to know my father until i was 22 - 9ice, Also talks about why he first denied the twins

Popular Naija musician, 9ice, says he is back and better. In a recent with Punch's Nonye Ben Nwakwo, he also revealed certain issues about his personal life that many do not know about him. Brief excerpt below:

Now that you are back, should these small artistes making waves be scared?
We are not on the same level. They are in the river and I am in the ocean. Let them just do their thing. I am on a different level. They are making money. That is nice. They don’t disturb me and I don’t disturb them either

Peter Okoye shares a pic of himself with his dad and Dangote at his wedding

 

His dad must be so proud of him

 

Boy, 18, kills father with concrete blocks in Osun

Osogbo – An 18-year-old boy, Olalekan Adetoyinbo, who resides in the Irojo neighbourhood of Ilesa, Osun, on Wednesday killed his 56-year-old father, Mr Ayodele Adetoyinbo.The incident occurred on Wednesday evening, while the boy had since been arrested by the police for interrogation.The suspect, on returning from school, had a heated argument with his father, who had accused him of stealing some empty containers.The boy reportedly hit his father on the head with broken concrete blocks and the man could not recover from the injury inflicted on him.The man was reportedly rushed to a nearby hospital, where he died.DSP Folashade Odoro, the Police Public Relations Officer (PPRO) in Osun, who spoke on behalf of the Commissioner of Police, Mrs Dorothy Gimba, confirmed the incident to newsmen in Osogbo on Friday.Odoro said that the suspect was arrested by a team of police detectives attached to the Police ‘B’ Division in Ijamo, Ilesa, for murder, adding that the boy had made a confessional statement to the police.“Argument ensued between the boy and his father; he hit his father’s head with cement blocks and the man sustained serious injury on his head which led to his death,” she said.The PPRO said that the police commissioner had since ordered a full-scale investigation into the incident, adding that the matter would later be referred to the court for prosecution. (NAN)