AOT2, Osagie, and Steve discuss the viral video of Edo State Governor’s praise singer, Peller’s money laundering claims against Javis, and the father of a late journalist demanding justice. They examine the new $11.5 travel charge for Nigerians, Trump’s threat to cut U.S. aid over religious attacks, and the alleged coup involving former Bayelsa Governor Timipre Sylva. They also mark Made in Lagos at five, review Don Jazzy’s top Afrobeats albums, Burna Boy’s “Fela is the only one greater than me” claim, Blaqbonez’s harassment denial, Odumodublvck’s jab at M.I Abaga, and other stories that made the rounds this week. OUTLINE00:00 - Introduction25:50 - Did you see this video of Edo State Governor’s praise singer? 33:10 - TikTok influencer Peller alleges Javis is into money laundering 01:03:00 - Father of late journalist in Abuja demands investigations 01:17:00 - Nigerian international travelers to pay a $11.5 charge per flight ticket starting December 1st01:32:40 -  President Trump threatens to halt U.S aid to Nigeria and prepare military action over Islamist attack on Christians First and second statements.02:19:00 - More details about the alleged coup against Nigeria’s President 02:24:20 - The homes of the former governor Bayelsa State Governor and former Miinister of State for Petroleum Resources, Mr Timipre Sylva were raided over his alleged involvement in the alleged coup. He has confirmed the raids but denied being involved with the coup. 02:28:00 -  The 5th Anniversary of Made in Lagos 02:34:00 - Don Jazzy’s top five Afrobeats Albums02:36:20 - Fela Is the Only One Greater Than Me - Burna Boy 02:38:00 - Blaqbonez responded to allegations of harassment, emotional abuse, and cyberstalking made by a woman who reportedly rejected his advances.Odumodublvck bashes M.I Abaga02:44:20 - Fan mails03:14:50 - Sign out

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