Author: Ifedamola Joseph Fayomi

Nollywood veteran Kanayo O. Kanayo, a prominent figure in Nigerian cinema, recently shared relationship advice that has sparked a lively online debate. The award-winning actor, known for his roles in numerous films, offered a pragmatic perspective on the trade-offs women might encounter when seeking a partner. In a concise Instagram post, Kanayo stated, “The gentleman’s code: If you don’t want a man who is broke, you are going to have to put up with a busy one.” This statement has been interpreted as a suggestion that women may need to choose between a financially stable partner who may have limited…

Lateef Adedimeji and Bimpe Oyebade celebrate their third traditional wedding anniversary, sharing love, joy, and a bond cherished by fans. Known to many as Lateef and Mo Bimpe, this dynamic duo has captivated the hearts of their audience both on and off the screen. Their journey from colleagues in Nollywood to life partners is nothing short of extraordinary, embodying a blend of love, mutual respect, and shared dreams. To mark this significant milestone, the couple took to social media to share heartfelt messages, nostalgic photos, and videos. These glimpses into their life showcase the beauty and strength of their union.…

The Nigerian music scene was buzzed with excitement on December 18, 2024, as legendary Fuji musician Wasiu Alabi Pasuma celebrated his 40th year on stage. Star-studded celebration The grand event was a gathering of Nigerian celebrities, with luminaries such as Fuji Maestro K1 De Ultimate and renowned actress Faithia Balogun and other celebrities gracing the occasion. The night was filled with electrifying performances, heartfelt tributes, and nostalgic moments. Heartwarming tribute One particular moment that captured the hearts of fans was a heartwarming tribute from K1 De Ultimate. In a video that went viral on social media, K1 was seen showering…

Timi Dakolo, famed for hits like “Iyawo Mi,” started music as a hobby. Now, the Nigerian singer-songwriter graces stages locally and globally. Pivotal moment: winning idols West Africa Dakolo’s life took a dramatic turn in 2007 when he emerged victorious in the inaugural season of Idols West Africa. This groundbreaking win propelled him from obscurity to stardom, igniting a passion that would forever shape his destiny. From choirboy to chart-topper Reflecting on his journey, Dakolo shared his candid thoughts on the “On The Record” podcast. He revealed that his early experiences with music were rooted in simple joy and youthful…

US-based Nigerian actor Funsho Adeolu marked a major milestone in his personal life as he and his wife celebrated their 20th wedding anniversary. Taking to Instagram, Adeolu shared a moving tribute to his wife, highlighting their enduring love and the beautiful journey they’ve shared over two decades. The actor, widely admired for his talent and charisma, posted a heartfelt message alongside a slideshow of precious memories. The images, a mix of nostalgic moments and recent snapshots, told the story of their life together — a journey of love, laughter, and unshakable support. In his post, Adeolu expressed deep gratitude to…

In 2006, Funke Akindele introduced the world to Jenifa, a fictional character who has become one of the most iconic figures in Nigerian cinema. Nearly three decades into her acting career, Akindele couldn’t have anticipated just how enduring Jenifa would become. From a humble beginning in Ikorodu, Lagos State, Akindele has evolved into one of Nollywood’s most recognizable faces, but Jenifa stands out as her most memorable and impactful creation. The birth of Jenifa Funke Akindele created Jenifa as a means to explore a new dimension of storytelling. Jenifa, initially named Suliat, transformed herself into Jennifer, a village girl desperately…

Beyoncé has officially become the most certified female artist of all time, according to the Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA). With a total of 103 RIAA-certified titles, Beyoncé surpasses all other female artists in the association’s history, a remarkable achievement that underscores her immense influence and talent. “Crowning achievement! Congratulations to @Beyoncé, who now holds the record for the most certified titles for a female artist in RIAA history, including her first two Diamond singles! @Parkwood @ColumbiaRecords,” the RIAA posted on X (formerly Twitter) on Tuesday. Beyoncé’s journey to this historic milestone has been long and filled with countless…

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,…