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“Pete Edochie my only senior in movie industry because of Things Fall Apart movie” – Actor Stephen Alajemba
Stephen Alajemba, known as Uwaezuoke has asserted that, apart from Pete Edochie, he holds seniority in terms of years dedicated to the Nigerian film industry. While acknowledging his respect for the iconic ‘Things Fall Apart’ actor, Alajemba argued that the title of the patriarch of Nollywood rightfully belongs to the late Solomon Eze, also known as Mike Orihedịmma. According to the veteran actor, Orihedịmma played a pioneering role in the Igbo film industry and, consequently, contributed significantly to the establishment of Nollywood as a whole. Speaking in a recent interview with popular YouTuber, Yan Kontent Factory, Alajemba said: “When you…
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”I do not regret campaigning for Tinubu” – Actor, Olaiya Igwe
Actor Olaiya Igwe has affirmed that he holds no regrets for his advocacy in support of President Bola Tinubu, asserting that given another opportunity, he would unhesitatingly do the same. In the weeks leading up to the presidential election, Olaiya garnered attention by undertaking a controversial act: praying for Tinubu’s success while standing naked on a beach. This action sparked significant criticism, with many within the industry questioning the appropriateness of such behavior from a respected figure in the acting community. However, on February 5 of this year, Olaiya released a video wherein he expressed remorse to those who found…
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”I want this generation to remember me for the truth that I stand for” – Eedris Abdulkareem
Renowned singer Eedris Abdulkareem recently shared his thoughts on how he hopes to be remembered by the new generation of artists and Nigerians as a whole. During a recent episode of The Honest Bunch Podcast, the ‘Jaga Jaga’ artist discussed this topic when co-host Toun Cole posed the question: “How would you love this new generation of artists to remember you?” Abdulkareem simply replied: “For the truth that I stand for.” Asked whether he would love to work with any new generation artist, the veteran singer said: “I plan to collaborate with any new generation Nigerian artist that is conscious…
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Women rejected me because of my face and stature – Actor Stephen Alajemba
Veteran Nollywood actor Stephen Alajemba, also known as Uwaezuoke, has shared his past struggles with rejection, both from women and society at large, stemming from his physical appearance According to the seasoned actor, he recounted how his mother had instances where people declined to hold him as an infant because of his perceived lack of attractiveness. In a recent conversation with popular YouTuber, Yan Kontent Factory, Alajemba revealed his determination to prove his worth to his mother, who expressed disappointment in his early years, believing he hadn’t brought anything positive into her life. “Any lady who sees my facial look…
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You prefer to troll than work hard when your mates are working – Bobrisky slams those complaining about the economy
Bobrisky remarked that individuals currently expressing dissatisfaction with the economy were previously preoccupied with trolling while others were diligently working. He addressed those attributing their hardships to President Bola Tinubu, stating that their predicament stems from inadequate future planning. The crossdresser emphasized that despite fluctuations in the value of the Naira, individuals like him who diligently worked and saved for the future would still be capable of maintaining a luxurious lifestyle.
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Hardship: Your rantings don’t get to me, it is people’s pain that is getting to me – Toyin Abraham tells critics
Actress Toyin Abraham has addressed criticism from Nigerians regarding her support for President Tinubu. Amidst economic challenges faced by many, she has faced backlash for her involvement in Tinubu’s presidential campaign. Addressing comments on her Instagram page, Toyin expressed that she is unfazed by social media criticism but concerned about the hardships experienced by many.
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My dad co-wrote National Anthem but never got credit – Veteran singer, Eddy Remedy
Eddy Remedy, a seasoned singer and former member of The Remedies, shared that his father, Edward Ashiedu Brown, served in the Nigeria Police Band and contributed to composing the national anthem. Despite his father’s involvement, credit was solely attributed to his boss, Benedict Elise Odiase, the band’s director. Remedy lamented that his father, a retired police officer, has yet to receive any national recognition for his role in creating the anthem. He revealed that his father’s disappointment led him to discourage Remedy from pursuing a musical career, fearing that Nigeria wouldn’t appreciate his efforts. Speaking in a recent interview with…
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My father died because we didn’t have money for hospital bed space – Odumodublvck
Nigerian rapper Odumodublvck, born Tochukwu Ojogwu, reflected on his past as an aspiring artist, revealing how financial struggles led to the loss of his father, as they couldn’t afford a hospital bed priced at N70,000. He shared that they had to bring his father home where he eventually passed away. He emphasized that his challenging journey solidified his belief that no artist directly facilitated his musical success. He said this reacting to a statement by veteran Eedris Abdulakreem who had stated that he paved the way for the present day artists. While he acknowledged inspiration from fellow rappers, he maintained…
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I dare say it was out of spite that you supported and campaigned for such an individual – DJ Switch slams Seyi Law
DJ Switch has criticized comedian Seyi Law, who, in a recent post shared on X on February 20, stated that his support for President Tinubu during the 2023 elections was not driven by spite, but rather by a genuine belief that Tinubu could lead Nigeria to a better future. In response to Seyi Law’s post, DJ Switch asserted that regardless of Seyi’s intentions, his support and advocacy for the President were motivated by a desire to undermine a particular ethnic group. ‘’The only thing I will give to you is that you are not hiding behind closed doors like some…
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Seyi Law told me he regrets supporting President Tinubu – Eedris Abdulkareem
Nigerian rapper Eedris Abdulkareem, has alleged that comedian Seyi Law confided in him about his regret for supporting President Bola Tinubu. Abdulkareem claimed that Seyi Law apologized to the audience at a recent event he attended, renouncing his endorsement of Tinubu. Speaking in the latest episode of The Honest Bunch Podcast, Abdulkareem said, “I was at an event yesterday and Seyi Law came up and said, ‘Abeg, make una no vex o! Everybody don curse me taya because I stand for Tinubu. I no dey im mandate again o!’ “I was like, ‘Seyi, how do you cope now?’ He said,…
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Davido pledges N300 million to orphanages around Nigeria
Nigerian Singer, Davido has pledged the sum of N300 million to all orphanages in Nigeria He described it as his yearly contribution to the Nation. He shared the news in a tweet via his X handle. See his post below;
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Blackface made 2Face what he is today – Eedris Abdulkareem
Renowned singer Eedris Abdulkareem asserted during a podcast interview that everything 2Face currently enjoys owes its existence to Blackface. He elaborated on his claim, mentioning that he has observed instances where Blackface has treated 2Face harshly. Despite this, Abdulkareem expressed the belief that 2Face should have forgiven Blackface and supported him. Speaking in Pidgin, Abdulkareem said, “Most of the things wey 2face be today, na Blackface make am happen.” The veteran singer appeared as a guest in the latest episode of The Honest Bunch Podcast co-hosted by actor Chinedu Ani Emmanuel, aka Nedu, Deity Cole, and Husband Material.
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