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Entertainment · Nigerian Tribune ·
Men these days don’t want to be ‘simps’ anymore — Tyla
South African singer Tyla observed a shift in contemporary dating dynamics, noting that men appear less inclined to adopt submissive or overly attentive behaviors toward women. The artist's comments reflect changing social attitudes regarding romantic pursuit and gender roles within the modern entertainment and social landscape.
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Entertainment · Nigerian Tribune ·
‘Fuji House of Commotion’ veteran actress, Ngozi Nwosu, seeks N30m for surgery
Veteran Nigerian actress Ngozi Nwosu, known for her performance in the television series Fuji House of Commotion, is seeking thirty million naira for a medical operation. The request for financial support aims to cover the costs of the surgery required to address her ongoing health concerns.
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Entertainment · Leadership News ·
“Please Don’t Let Me Die” – Veteran Ngozi Nwosu Cries Out As She Battles Undisclosed Ailment, Seeks N30m
Veteran Nigerian actress Ngozi Nwosu is seeking financial assistance to the sum of 30 million Naira to treat an undisclosed medical condition. The entertainer recently appealed for support as she continues to battle the ailment, highlighting the significant cost required for her healthcare needs and ongoing medical attention.
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Entertainment · Premium Times ·
“Don’t let me die” — Ngozi Nwosu appeals for ₦30m for surgeries
Veteran Nigerian actress Ngozi Nwosu has requested financial assistance of thirty million naira to fund upcoming surgical procedures. The public appeal seeks support for the medical expenses required to treat her health condition, emphasizing the urgency of the situation for her recovery and wellbeing.
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Entertainment · Leadership News ·
Theatre Icon Mama Iya Osogbo To Be Celebrated At 96 With Biography
Nigerian theatre icon Mama Iya Osogbo is set to be honored as she marks her ninety-sixth birthday. The celebration will feature the launch of a biography documenting her life and professional career, highlighting her significant contributions to the development of the Nigerian arts and culture industry over several decades.
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Entertainment · Nigerian Tribune ·
Why I left Nollywood to raise my children abroad — Bukky Wright
Veteran actress Bukky Wright explained her decision to depart from the Nigerian film industry. She relocated to another country to focus on raising her children, citing their development and welfare as the primary motivation for her hiatus from acting. This transition allowed her to prioritize family commitments over her professional career in Nollywood.
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Entertainment · Daily Post ·
‘Don’t let me die’ – Actress Ngozi Nwosu solicits financial help for life-saving surgeries [VIDEO]
Veteran Nigerian actress Ngozi Nwosu has reached out to the public for financial support to undergo essential medical surgeries. In a recently shared video, the actress highlighted her critical health condition and appealed for funds to cover the costs of the required life-saving procedures.
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Entertainment · Vanguard ·
Video: ‘Don’t let me die’ – ailing Nollywood actress Ngozi Nwosu appeals for help
Veteran Nollywood actress Ngozi Nwosu has released a video message seeking public assistance for an undisclosed health condition. The actress expressed an urgent need for support to address her medical challenges, prompting reactions from fans and stakeholders within the Nigerian film industry.
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Entertainment · PM News ·
‘Don’t let me die’- Ailing Nollywood actress Ngozi Nwosu cries out (video)
Nollywood actress Ngozi Nwosu has publicly appealed for medical assistance concerning her deteriorating health status. The veteran performer shared a video message highlighting her condition and requesting support from the public and relevant stakeholders to facilitate her recovery and prevent a fatal outcome.
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Entertainment · Nigerian Tribune ·
Chadwick Boseman’s brothers seek removal of widow as estate administrator
The brothers of the late actor Chadwick Boseman are pursuing legal action to remove his widow from her role as the administrator of his estate. This development indicates a formal dispute within the family concerning the management and oversight of the deceased actor's assets and financial affairs.
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Entertainment · Nigerian Tribune ·
Oasis album overtakes The Beatles in UK’s all-time best-selling albums chart
Oasis has surpassed The Beatles on the United Kingdom's all-time best-selling albums chart. The British rock band achieved this milestone as their record climbed higher in historical sales rankings, overtaking the previous position held by the iconic group in the official records of the music industry.
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Entertainment · The Punch ·
My marriage breakup left me battling depression, says Ubi Franklin
Nigerian media executive Ubi Franklin has disclosed his struggle with depression following the collapse of his marriage. He shared details regarding the mental health challenges he faced during the period of his separation, noting the significant emotional toll the experience had on his overall well-being.
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Entertainment · Vanguard ·
How Big Brother Naija fans built a lifelong community
Supporters of the Big Brother Naija reality program have established enduring social structures that persist long after each season concludes. These fan bases foster deep interpersonal connections and collaborative networks, illustrating the show's capacity to create sustainable communities within the Nigerian media landscape. This development highlights the evolving nature of audience interaction and social bonding.
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Entertainment · Vanguard ·
Why women shouldn’t get married in their 20s – Toke Makinwa
Nigerian media personality Toke Makinwa has publicly advised women against getting married during their twenties. She offered insights into why individuals should delay marriage until they are older, focusing on the importance of personal growth and self-discovery before committing to a legal and domestic union with a spouse.
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Entertainment · Daily Post ·
Discipline sustains career longevity not talent – Ramsey Nouah [VIDEO]
Nigerian actor Ramsey Nouah has stated that discipline is more critical than talent for maintaining a long and successful career. In a recently shared video, the veteran entertainer emphasized that while talent may provide initial opportunities, consistent professional conduct and self-control are the essential factors that ensure longevity within the competitive industry.
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Entertainment · PM News ·
Ubi Franklin recalls surviving past suicide attempt
Nigerian music executive Ubi Franklin shared details regarding a previous suicide attempt he survived. The talent manager reflected on his past mental health struggles and the personal challenges he faced, emphasizing his journey toward recovery and the importance of perseverance during difficult times.
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Entertainment · BellaNaija ·
Nigerian Author Lola Shoneyin Has Been Elected a Fellow of the Royal Society of Literature
Nigerian author Lola Shoneyin has been elected as a Fellow of the Royal Society of Literature. This prestigious international recognition acknowledges her significant contributions to the literary world. As a new fellow, she joins an elite group of writers honored by the United Kingdom's charity for the promotion of literature.
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Entertainment · Nigerian Tribune ·
How my failed marriage pushed me to attempt suicide on Third Mainland Bridge — Ubi Franklin
Nigerian music executive Ubi Franklin disclosed that he attempted to take his own life on the Third Mainland Bridge in Lagos following the breakdown of his marriage. He attributed the suicide attempt to the emotional distress and personal challenges he faced after his domestic union failed.
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Entertainment · Nigerian Tribune ·
Talent alone is not enough for lasting success — Ramsey Nouah
Veteran Nigerian actor Ramsey Nouah suggests that talent by itself does not guarantee long-term success. He indicates that other qualities are essential for maintaining a career over time. This perspective addresses the requirements for professional longevity within the creative sector and serves as a guideline for upcoming performers in the industry.
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Entertainment · The Punch ·
VIDEO: I’ve been celibate for four years — Sydney Talker
Nigerian content creator Sydney Talker recently shared in a video that he has refrained from sexual activity for the past four years. The digital comedian, known for his online skits, made this disclosure while discussing his personal lifestyle choices during a media appearance, highlighting his commitment to abstinence over the stated period.