In a surprising turn of events, Nigerian musician Zinoleesky has unfollowed his idol, Wizkid, on Instagram, leaving fans speculating about the possible reasons behind this unexpected move. The incident occurred on Zinoleesky’s Instagram page, where an attempted search for Wizkid’s handle “@wizkidayo” resulted in a disappointing message, “No users found.” The news quickly spread across social media platforms, causing a wave of confusion and concern among music enthusiasts. Zinoleesky, known for his hit songs and growing fanbase, had publicly expressed his admiration for Wizkid on numerous occasions, making the sudden unfollowing even more puzzling. Rumors began circulating, suggesting that Wizkid’s recent promotion of Seyi Vibes’ latest song might have been the catalyst for this unexpected fallout. According to some fans, Zinoleesky may have felt slighted or overlooked by his idol due to the support given to another artist. However, these claims remain unverified. @sulikiflo said; “Werey because wizkid post seyi vibe ish ish Dey play😂😂” @opseed_bankz added; “Abi bcos wizkid post seyi vibes song last week” @biggest meg wrote; “Wizkid fc unfollow that boy with immediate effect❤” @miz_okikiola said; “Wizkid wey no even notice am sef😂” @zion armani said; “Make I sharply go unfollow this small @zinoleesky. Wizkid na ur mate” @derekson.99 said; “Wetin concern wizkid” See below;
Mason Mount thanking fans after a match. Source: AFP Having rejected three bids from United for Mount, Chelsea agreed to a transfer that will see them receive a £55 million fixed fee, with the potential of £5 million in add-ons which are strongly dependent on appearances and success. Mount will pocket at least £78 million in wages if he stays at Old Trafford for the full term of his deal, as he will be paid £250,000-a-week, plus bonuses that could earn him up to £300,000-a-week. Mount is Erik ten Hag’s first signing of the summer as he looks to strengthen his side following United’s qualification for next season’s Champions League. Manchester United originally believed a fee of £50 million would secure Mason Mount but are delighted with the terms that have been agreed. If the add-ons are paid, it means United have achieved their on-field aims. Chelsea had valued Mount at £70 million, but ideally wanted the situation resolved before head coach Mauricio Pochettino officially starts work on Monday, with the players due to start returning for pre-season training from Tuesday, July 4. 
