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Wizkid shocks fans with surprise performance alongside Gunna at Detty December Fest

Detty December Fest in Lagos reached a new high when Afrobeats star Wizkid made a surprise appearance during American rapper Gunna’s headline set, sending fans into a frenzy. The crowd at Ilubirin, Ikoyi, erupted as Wizkid walked on stage unannounced, dressed in all black to match Gunna’s look.​ The duo performed their collaboration “Forever Be Mine” from Gunna’s 2025 album The Last Wun, marking one of the night’s biggest moments and showcasing the strength of US–Afrobeats crossover culture. It was their latest live rendition of the track, which they first performed together at Afro+ Fest in Washington, D.C., in September 2025.​ Earlier performances from Jamaican dancehall star Shenseea and Nigerian singer Fave had already warmed up the crowd before Gunna took the stage. Clips of Wizkid’s surprise cameo quickly went viral across X, Instagram and TikTok, with fans hailing the set […]

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Jade Osiberu celebrates first child Moraraoluwa at 40

Nollywood filmmaker Jade Osiberu has welcomed her first child, Moraraoluwa Jaiyeoba, born on August 8, 2025. The Greoh Studios founder, who turned 40 this year, announced the news on social media with deep gratitude to God for her motherhood journey.​ Osiberu described becoming a mother as her most humbling and life-defining experience. She said God showed her extraordinary mercy, making her feel like "his favorite child."​ Known for directing hits like Isoken, Brotherhood and Gangs of Lagos, Osiberu prayed blessings over her son. She asked God to protect him, grant wisdom, favour, peace and surround him with divine love.​ Her emotional Instagram post read: "God said in your 40th year, I will complete you. God really does make all things beautiful in his time." The announcement has drawn congratulations from fans and industry peers celebrating her joy.​

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Top women filmmakers who ruled Nollywood in 2025

Nollywood's 2025 saw women filmmakers dominate cinemas, streaming platforms and box office records with bold stories on power, love and identity. These trailblazers shattered conventions and proved female creatives drive the industry's commercial and cultural success.​ Funke Akindele continued her reign with massive hits, as "Everybody Loves Jenifa" from 2024 and 2025's "Behind the Scenes" grossed over N1 billion and N700 million respectively. Kemi Adetiba's Netflix series "To Kill a Monkey" sparked debates with its political edge and visual flair.​ Omoni Oboli's "Love in Every Word" racked up over 50 million views, exploring modern Nigerian femininity and wealth. Toyin Abraham's historical drama "Iyalode" earned over N300 million, while her debut "Oversabi Aunty" showed her range.​ Biodun Stephen's family tale "Labake Olododo" pulled in more than N250 million. Bukunmi Adeaga-Ilori (KieKie), Bisola Aiyeola, Wumi Toriola and Bolaji Ogunmola's action-comedy "Gingerrr" grossed […]

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Nollywood mourns as actress Allwell Ademola dies at 43

Nollywood actress and producer Allwell Ademola has reportedly died at the age of 43. Entertainment sources said she suffered a suspected heart attack at her home before being rushed to hospital.​ Colleagues and friends have taken to social media to express shock and sadness over her passing. Actress Faithia Williams wrote on Instagram that the news “hit me so bad,” praying for Allwell and calling out her name with “Allahu Akbar.”​ Mide Martins described it as a “black Saturday,” sharing a photo of Ademola and praying that God forgives her shortcomings. Actor Damola Olatunji posted a candlelight image with the brief caption, “Life is a mirage,” capturing the sense of loss in the industry.​ Actress Bidemi Kosoko reacted in disbelief, repeatedly rejecting the news and pleading for Allwell to “reply” her message. She wrote that she refused to accept the […]

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Nkechi Blessing considers quitting film production after heavy losses

Actress Nkechi Blessing has said she plans to step back from film production after suffering major financial losses on recent projects. She revealed that since September she has spent over 80 million naira on movies but has not earned even one million naira in return.​ In an emotional post, she lamented that audiences often ignore films that are not heavily hyped. She added that even colleagues who were part of her projects had not been able to help boost visibility, leading her to consider returning to a lifestyle of frequent travel instead.​ Her comments drew strong reactions and support from fellow entertainers. Actress Tonto Dikeh urged her not to give up, calling quitting a “sin” and promising to help promote her work by sharing it widely.​ Dikeh encouraged Nkechi to believe again in what God can do with her talent […]

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IK Ogbonna slams ‘dirty politics’ hurting Nigerian cinema

Actor IK Ogbonna has criticised what he calls “politics” and unfair practices in Nigeria’s cinema industry, alleging that Ini Edo’s film A Very Dirty Christmas has been deliberately undermined. He said the situation makes it difficult for filmmakers to recover their investments despite putting in huge effort and resources.​ In a post on Instagram, Ogbonna claimed that some cinemas have repeatedly shifted showtimes, removed the movie from scheduled slots and even turned off air conditioning in halls showing the film. He added that celebrities doing meet and greets have had unpleasant experiences, while some front desk staff allegedly influence customers away from certain films through biased suggestions.​ Ogbonna urged cinema operators and the producers involved in such actions to stop, warning that these tactics are damaging the entire industry. He stressed that producers invest heavily and only want a fair […]

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Toke Makinwa claims women cheat more but hide it better

Media personality Toke Makinwa has stirred debate by claiming that women cheat more than men but are better at hiding it. She spoke on a recent episode of her podcast, Toke Moments.​ Makinwa said cheating is not a dealbreaker for her, but added that this does not mean she supports infidelity. She explained that growing older has made her realise that women are just as capable of cheating as men.​ According to her, it is often easier for women to cheat because they are usually the ones being approached and have more opportunities. She contrasted this with men, who she said tend to spend more money, time and effort when they are unfaithful.​ She noted that some women have what she described as “work boyfriends” or emotional attachments outside their relationships. In her view, many women do not cheat not […]

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Toke Makinwa claims women cheat more but hide it better

Media personality Toke Makinwa has stirred debate by claiming that women cheat more than men but are better at hiding it. She spoke on a recent episode of her podcast, Toke Moments.​ Makinwa said cheating is not a dealbreaker for her, but added that this does not mean she supports infidelity. She explained that growing older has made her realise that women are just as capable of cheating as men.​ According to her, it is often easier for women to cheat because they are usually the ones being approached and have more opportunities. She contrasted this with men, who she said tend to spend more money, time and effort when they are unfaithful.​ She noted that some women have what she described as “work boyfriends” or emotional attachments outside their relationships. In her view, many women do not cheat not […]

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Top African creatives to headline Africa Music Business Summit ahead of 9th AFRIMA

Ahead of the ninth All Africa Music Awards in Lagos, industry leaders will gather for the Africa Music Business Summit. The event will bring together artistes, executives, investors, policymakers and media professionals to discuss how Africa can grow, protect and profit from its booming music industry.​ According to the organisers, the summit will hold on Thursday, January 8, 2026, at the Eko Convention Centre in Lagos. This year’s theme, Connect, Build, Own Monetising Africa’s Music Revolution, focuses on turning creativity into long term economic value.​ Discussions will centre on ownership, infrastructure, media, financing and building a strong music value chain across the continent. Sessions will explore how African talents can keep control of their work while earning sustainable income from it.​ The summit will be hosted by CNN African Voices Changemakers presenter Larry Madowo, alongside Mojibade Sosanya. Panel discussions will […]

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AGN president urges CAN to reconsider stance on Ini Edo’s A Very Dirty Christmas

Outgoing Actors Guild of Nigeria president, Dr Ejezie Emeka Rollas, has called for calm and constructive dialogue between the Christian Association of Nigeria and the creative industry over reactions to Ini Edo’s film A Very Dirty Christmas. CAN had described the movie’s title as offensive to Christianity.​ Rollas argued that the title is not an insult to the Christian faith but a metaphorical and creative expression. He said it was intended to reflect the complex and sometimes messy realities that can surround the Christmas season, not to mock or trivialise Christian beliefs.​ In a statement, he noted that a full viewing of the film shows no scenes that ridicule or undermine Christianity. According to him, criticisms based only on the title would benefit from a more complete engagement with the movie itself.​ Rollas stressed that Christmas remains a sacred season […]

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