Nollywood actress, Eniola Badmus has explained why celebrities should live a fake life. She shared her opinions on the famous ‘fake it till you make it’ quote and stood in support of it against public opinion.
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Popular Nigerian singer, Orezi, has taken to his social media platform to tell how Nigeria can be made great
American rapper, Migos’ Offset was detained and released by Beverly Hills Police on Saturday night after driving through a rally in support of President Donald Trump, according to the police.
Nigerians have reacted to the trending news of Nigeria’s Minister of Power, Babatunde Raji Fashola, who found a hidden camera at the scene of the Lekki shooting that took place on the 20th of October, 2020.
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Ex-Big Brother Naija housemate, Kate Jones, better known as Ka3na has taken to her social media page to show off her daughter.
Nollywood actress, Iyabo Ojo Fespris, has vowed never to support Nigerian politicians especially from the ruling parties (APC & PDP).
The controversial comedian known as Ebiye who is always at the helm of social media controversies has been called out once again for buying a luxury car on credit and defaulting on payment for months.
Former BBNaija housemate, Tacha has not relented in the struggle to make Nigeria better even after the physical protest used to call for an end to brutality has been suspended.
Human right activist, Aisha Yesufu, has been attacked on social media by Kannywood actors, Zainab Abdullahi and Zahradeen Sani for her involvement in the #ENDSARS protest which made them to state that she must be attacked by all means.
Nigerian filmmaker, Ideh Chukuwma Innocent popularly known as Onesoul, has revealed that he did not see any dead bodies at the Lekki shooting scene on Tuesday, 20th of October, 2020.
Veteran Nollywood actress, Rita Dominic has blasted individuals that are working for evil politicians and other perpetrators of evil. She lashed out on the people who have in one way or another aided the perpetuation of evil and defended the action of the government, especially in recent times.
Nigerian thespian and entrepreneur, Mary Njoku has jumped to defend the actions of some of her colleagues especially in the trails of social activism taking over the society now. She asked fans not to set a high bar for celebrities in the fight against police brutality and bad governance that is under the #EndSARS umbrella.
Nollywood actor, Alex Ekubo has taken to his social media page to suggest a name for the Lekki Tollgate, where many young Nigerians on peaceful protest were massacred.
Nollywood actress, Uche Elendu has being accused of lying by fellow actress, Doris Ogala, for saying her shop was looted following the pandemonium from hoodlums who hijacked #ENDSARS protest in Lagos.
Popular Ghanaian actress, Juliet Ibrahim has blasted a man for using her image to promote and endorse a political campaign.
Two more decades added to the new millennium, Nigerian songs have taken over as they have kicked out or let’s say are kicking out foreign songs.
While Nigerian youth are still trying to cope with the pain of losing some of their own in the recent attacks on unarmed protesters in Lagos State, DJ Neptune has announced an employment oppourtunity under his record label.
Popular Nigerian singer, Damini Ogulu, better known as Burnaboy has dedicated an unreleased song to the victims of the Lekki Tollgate shooting.
Damilola Orimogunje, a fast rising Nollywood director has reacted to the violence that trailed the EndSARS protests as well as government’s alleged role.
The Nigerian Music industry has found itself for one reason or another recycling the same sound, same ideas (same outfits but let’s not get distracted) because of the initial need to do something entirely different. Actually, that is what we are going to be discussing, something I like to call the ‘box syndrome’.
