Nollywood
Guys that show off don’t give women better money – Bella advises women
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Nollywood actress, Bella Ebinum, has used her new post to warn women against men who live flashy lifestyle in order to attract women.
She revealed that some men who show luxury and material things do not really have the money they brag of, that they only deceive women with their luxury lifestyle.
She disclosed that guys that show off do not give women better money, they only want to flex with the lady and disappear afterwards.
She made it clear that women should be careful of such men because they do not really have money and they have nothing to offer than fun, according to her.
In the statement she wrote on her post, she said, “The truth is that the guys that show off don’t give women better money. It’s only flexing that they can give an after that you are on your own.”
The actress has established herself as a well-known actress, thanks to her talent and her versatility in movies which has helped her achieved more fame in recent times.
In other news – Mona Monyane allegedly finds love again
Mona Monyane has allegedly found love and is finally ready to walk down the aisle once again.
This is coming after she divorced from her husband Khulu Skenjana in March 2020 after four years of marriage.
In her statement at the time, Mona said, “the battles we have met have been difficult to overcome together”. Now after almost 3 years since the separation was announced, Mona has moved on and their co-parenting relationship is soaring. Learn More
Nollywood
Josh2funny Boasts: I Have No Competitor in the Comedy Industry
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Ace comedian, Chibuike Josh Alfred, popularly known as Josh2Funny, has spoken on the competition in the Nigerian comedy and content-creating industry. He said those claiming that there’s no competition in the content-creating industry are only sugar-coating.
Josh2Funny, however, said he has no competition in comedy industry, stressing that his skits are interpreted in foreign languages in Europe and Asia.He also frowned at the actions of some of his colleagues who copy his trends and styles without crediting him.
Featuring in ‘The Honest Bunch’ podcast, he said, “What I won’t take is for people to be copying what I initiated without crediting me. No, I won’t take that.
“Let nobody tell you that there’s no competition in the comedy industry. There’s competition. As we speak now, my comedy is interpreted in Madarin, Hindi, Russian, French, and other languages. I’m not with you guys, bro. I’m not anybody’s mate in this comedy industry.
Source: Dailyspost
Nollywood
Emeka Ike: My Break from Acting Helped Me Build More Brands
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Renowned Nollywood actor Emeka Ike has opened up about how his hiatus from acting allowed him to diversify and build multiple successful brands. The veteran actor, who has been a household name in the Nigerian film industry for decades, took a step back from the limelight to explore other entrepreneurial ventures.
In a recent interview, Emeka Ike shared insights into his decision to take a break from acting and how it has positively impacted his career and personal growth. He explained that the time away from the film industry provided him with the opportunity to focus on establishing and expanding his business interests. My break from acting was a deliberate decision to explore other passions and business opportunities,” Emeka Ike said. “Acting has always been a significant part of my life, but I knew there was more I wanted to achieve beyond the screen.”
During his time away from acting, Emeka Ike ventured into various industries, including real estate, education, and hospitality. He successfully launched and managed several businesses, each contributing to his diverse portfolio of brands. One of his notable achievements includes the establishment of a prestigious school, which has gained recognition for its quality education and innovative approach.
“Building these brands has been an incredibly fulfilling journey,” Emeka Ike continued. “I’ve always believed in the importance of education, and starting a school was a dream come true. It’s not just about business; it’s about making a positive impact on society.”
Emeka Ike also highlighted the challenges he faced while transitioning from acting to entrepreneurship. He admitted that the shift required a significant amount of learning and adaptation, but his determination and resilience helped him overcome the obstacles.
“Venturing into new fields wasn’t easy, especially coming from an acting background,” he noted. “But I was determined to learn and grow. I surrounded myself with knowledgeable people and embraced every opportunity to expand my skill set.”
Reflecting on his journey, Emeka Ike expressed gratitude for the support he received from his fans and colleagues in the entertainment industry. He acknowledged that their encouragement played a vital role in his success and motivated him to keep pushing forward.
“My fans and colleagues have been incredibly supportive throughout this journey,” he said. “Their belief in me gave me the confidence to explore new horizons. I’m grateful for their unwavering support.”
Emeka Ike’s return to acting has been met with excitement from his fans, who eagerly anticipate his upcoming projects. He assured them that he remains passionate about acting and is looking forward to bringing new and compelling stories to the screen.
“Acting will always be a part of who I am,” Emeka Ike affirmed. “I’m excited to return and contribute to the industry that has given me so much. I have some exciting projects in the pipeline, and I can’t wait to share them with my fans.”
As Emeka Ike continues to balance his acting career with his entrepreneurial ventures, he hopes to inspire others to pursue their passions and explore new opportunities. He emphasized the importance of staying true to oneself and being open to growth and change.
“My journey has taught me the value of resilience and adaptability,” he concluded. “I hope my story encourages others to follow their dreams, no matter how unconventional they may seem. There is always room for growth and success if you stay committed and believe in yourself.”
Emeka Ike’s story is a testament to the power of reinvention and the limitless possibilities that come with embracing new challenges. His successful foray into various industries serves as an inspiration to many, proving that with determination and hard work, one can achieve greatness beyond their initial endeavors.
In other news – Senate and NCWS want domestic staff included in minimum wage
The Nigerian Senate and the National Council of Women Society, NCWS on Monday advocated for the inclusion of domestic servants in Nigeria in the proposed N70,000 minimum wage when it comes into effect.
The call was at the National Assembly in Abuja during a public hearing on a bill seeking an Act to provide for the Domestication and Registration of domestic workers and Employers in Nigeria Read more
Nollywood
This is why I want to marry Indian man – DJ Cuppy
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Nigerian disc jockey, Florence Otedola, popularly known as DJ Cuppy, is contemplating marrying an Indian. The billionaire heiress disclosed this while sharing photos of an Indian wedding she attended via her Instagram account recently.
DJ Cuppy noted that the traditional wedding would be topnotch with the mixture of Nigerian and Indian cultures if it happens. She wrote, “Maybe I should marry an Indian man. Imagine the traditional wedding.” DJ Cuppy’s most recent relationship was with British boxer, Ryan Taylor.
The duo, however, parted ways in July 2023, barely seven months after their shocking engagement in November 2022.
Source: dailypost
In other news – Bad leaders making the life of Nigerians miserable – Pastor Giwa
The senior pastor of Awaiting The Second Coming Of Christ Ministry, Adewale Giwa, on Sunday, lamented that the economic situation in Nigeria has gone from bad to worse under President Bola Tinubu.
The clergyman noted that bad leaders were intentionally making life miserable for Nigerians. Read more
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