Author: Ifedamola Joseph Fayomi

Cardi B claims men prefer less attractive women because they are more submissive, shared during a recent social media livestream. “Men prefer less attractive women because they are more submissive than perfect 10s,” Cardi B asserted confidently. Following this statement, she elaborated further in a post on X, explaining that the livestream focused on how some men feel intimidated by women who are financially independent and assertive. According to Cardi B, these men view such women as harder to control, making less attractive women a more desirable option. She also revealed that a man confessed to her why he would…

Grammy-winning winner Temilade Openiyi, better known as Tems, recently opened up about the challenges she faced during the early stages of her music journey. Speaking candidly in an interview with Glamour Magazine Germany, the singer revealed how her naivety initially shaped her experience in the music industry. Tems, who gained international acclaim for her collaboration on the global hit “Essence,” admitted that her early days were filled with lessons and growth. “I don’t want to lie,” she confessed. “I was very naive at the beginning of my career. I just wanted to make good art.” The singer’s honesty about her…

Veteran Nigerian showbiz icon Wale Adenuga, MFR, has openly criticized Netflix for its approach to the Nigerian film industry. In a candid statement, Adenuga called for greater transparency and fairness in the platform’s dealings with Nigerian filmmakers. His remarks shed light on the challenges and missed opportunities in showcasing the best of Nollywood to a global audience. Adenuga began by addressing Netflix’s entry into the Nigerian market, describing it as a test run. He alleged that the streaming giant quickly abandoned its efforts, leaving behind a trail of unfulfilled potential. “Let’s talk about Netflix,” he said. “We, the older generation,…

Nigerian comedian Bovi Ugboma emphasizes empathy, understanding over corporal punishment in his parenting approach, advocating for a more thoughtful approach. During a recent interview on The Honest Bunch podcast, aired on Monday, Bovi shared personal experiences as a father, explaining his approach to handling difficult situations with his children. Bovi recalled instances when his child would become upset and resort to throwing objects, including breaking family items like the television. “I don’t advocate for beating children. You should let children be. My son would break the television just for fun. If he got upset, he would throw things and break…

Afrobeats singer Tiwa Savage reflects on her career journey, sharing her belief that God intentionally delayed her success for a greater, divine purpose. In a recent episode of The Receipts podcast, the 44-year-old music star reflected on her experiences, emphasizing that the timing of her success was part of a divine plan. Savage explained that achieving success in her thirties rather than her twenties wasn’t a setback but rather a blessing in disguise. Tiwa Savage believes the delay in her rise to fame was intentional, offering a deeper meaning to her journey. She explained that God’s purpose in this delay…

Disc jockey Florence Otedola, widely recognized as DJ Cuppy, has made a bold and empowering declaration, embracing her true identity without compromise. In a recent post shared on her X handle, Cuppy emphasized that she will no longer conform to any personal or professional expectations that require her to abandon her authentic self. Cuppy’s statement reads, “I’m not staying in a room, a conversation, a relationship, a platform, or anywhere that demands I abandon my true self. I’m done with that!” This declaration highlights her firm commitment to staying true to her values, no matter the context. Cuppy is no…

Actress Bukunmi Oluwashina condemns rivalry among women in film, urging unity and mutual respect, contrasting it with male actors’ camaraderie. Bukunmi began by praising the solidarity she had observed among male colleagues. She marvelled at how they support, celebrate collective successes, and genuinely root for each other. In stark contrast, she lamented the rivalry and negativity that sometimes plague interactions among women in the same field. In her post, Bukunmi openly expressed her desire to see a shift in the industry. She reflected on how male actors handle competition gracefully, saying, “I envy these men. Just look at them—the way…

Released Dec 13, 2024, Funke Akindele’s film earned N206M on opening weekend, surpassing expectations and setting a new Nollywood record. In a heartfelt Instagram post, Funke Akindele expressed her gratitude, writing, “Thank you Lord!!! Thank you, Nigeria!!! Thank you!!!!!!!!!” ELJ’s debut Friday alone earned N45.22 million, marking a 30% increase in first-day admissions compared to her previous hit, “A Tribe Called Judah.” This remarkable performance highlights the growing anticipation and strong fanbase Funke Akindele continues to command. The film’s opening weekend, with 38,353 tickets sold, now stands as the highest-grossing opening weekend in Nollywood history, setting a new benchmark for…

Shina Peters, 66, a Nigerian juju icon, reveals his ordination as a Cherubim and Seraphim bishop, citing his gospel-inspired music’s spiritual impact. According to Peters, his journey to becoming a bishop was not planned. He revealed that the decision came after a divine instruction was given to the church leaders. “The Almighty God told the leaders of the church that I should be made the first bishop in the C&S Church,” he said. The veteran musician further explained that his consistent use of hymns in his music played a significant role in this divine message. “For decades, I have incorporated…

Zlatan Ibile condemns shaming others for wearing fake designer items, urging empathy and understanding for those unable to afford luxury fashion. In a video circulating widely online, Zlatan addressed the issue with a straightforward and relatable message. He said, “Let those buying fake products keep buying them until they have the means to afford the originals. Someone wearing fake today might wear original tomorrow.” Recently, there has been an increase in public figures calling out others for wearing counterfeit designer items. These incidents often spark online debates and attract significant attention. Zlatan’s comments seem to respond directly to this growing…