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Slimcase apologises to LAWMA over skit with uniform, truck

Skitmaker Oluwafemi Oladipo, popularly known as Slimcase, has apologised to the Lagos State Waste Management Authority for using its official uniform and a waste truck in one of his comedy videos without prior approval. He issued the apology in a statement posted on Instagram after concerns were raised about the content.​ Slimcase said the skit was created to celebrate the dignity of labour and highlight the importance of waste management and other essential professions. He stressed that it was never his intention to misrepresent or embarrass LAWMA, its workers or the Lagos State government.​ According to him, the idea for the video was entirely his and he took full responsibility for it. He explained that the video was removed from all his platforms on December 8, 2025, as soon as objections were brought to his attention, and added that no […]

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Anita Joseph confirms end of marriage to MC Fish

Actress Anita Joseph has confirmed that her marriage to Fisayo Olagunju, popularly known as MC Fish, has come to an end. The pair, who married in 2020 and often shared their relationship moments online, had faced speculation in recent months about the state of their union.​ In an emotional Instagram post, Joseph said she has been going through a season of deep reflection, pain and healing. She explained that while she does not have all the answers, she has chosen to embrace grace, growth and faith as she moves forward.​ “Life has a way of testing our strength in ways we never expect, especially in marriage,” she wrote, before stating clearly that her marriage is over. She ended the message with expressions in Igbo and a call for peace, signalling her decision to close this chapter of her life.​ Joseph […]

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Asake ‘devastated’ after fan dies at Kenya concert

Afrobeats star Asake has expressed deep grief after a young woman died following a crowd crush at his concert in Nairobi, Kenya. The incident happened on December 20 at Nyayo Stadium, where large numbers of fans reportedly tried to enter the venue, leading to dangerous overcrowding near the gates.​ Kenyan authorities identified the victim as 20 year old Karen Lojore, who collapsed during the stampede triggered by delays and bottlenecks at the stadium entrance. Paramedics tried to resuscitate her at the scene before rushing her to hospital, where she was later pronounced dead.​ In a statement posted on social media, Asake said he was devastated by the tragedy and sent his condolences to Karen’s family, friends and loved ones. He pledged to support efforts to understand what went wrong and insisted that those responsible for safety lapses should be held […]

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Sean Ono Lennon Warns Beatles May Fade With Youth

Sean Ono Lennon has warned that younger generations may one day drift away from the music and cultural impact of The Beatles, a possibility he says once seemed impossible. The 50-year-old musician and producer shared his thoughts during an interview on CBS Sunday Morning, where he spoke about preserving the legacy of his father, John Lennon, and the legendary band he helped create. According to Sean Ono Lennon, rapid changes in technology, culture, and music consumption habits are reshaping how people discover and engage with classic artists. He noted that streaming platforms, short-form content, and evolving tastes could make it harder for timeless music to remain central in the lives of future audiences. He explained that his role as a caretaker of John Lennon’s work has become more significant over time, as he seeks to ensure that the messages, creativity, […]

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Kannywood stars told to protect image in digital age

A new conversation around Kannywood is highlighting why reputation and digital visibility have become crucial for the northern Nigerian film industry. Industry observers say Kannywood can no longer afford scandals, poor quality output or weak online presence if it wants to compete with Nollywood and attract global audiences.​ Commentators note that streaming platforms, social media and short video apps now shape how actors and filmmakers are perceived. This means performers’ off screen behaviour, public statements and digital footprints can either build trust with viewers and brands or damage the entire industry’s image.​ Analysts also argue that better organisation, professional conduct and strategic branding are now as important as storytelling and acting talent. They say Kannywood must show that it can reflect northern values responsibly while still producing commercially viable, modern entertainment.​ Digitalisation is seen as both a risk and an […]

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Ini Edo begs NFVCB not to pull film from cinemas

Actress and filmmaker Ini Edo has appealed to the National Film and Video Censors Board and the public not to pull her new movie, A Very Dirty Christmas, from cinemas, insisting the film does not mock Christianity. In an emotional video shared on Instagram, she urged critics to watch the film first and promised to withdraw it if it is found to insult God or Christians in any way.​ Edo explained that the controversy is about the title, not the content, stressing that the story focuses on family conflict and secrets, not anything immoral or anti Christian. She said investors had put money into the production, with over 70 cinemas already showing the movie and major spending on print, media and digital promotion.​ She apologised to Christians who felt offended by the title, saying there was no intention to disrespect […]

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IK Ogbonna backs Ini Edo in CAN movie row

Actor IK Ogbonna has thrown his weight behind colleague Ini Edo amid criticism from the Christian Association of Nigeria over the title of her new movie, A Very Dirty Christmas. He said he is deeply disappointed with CAN’s reaction, arguing that the group stayed silent for months while the film was being promoted.​ In a post on Instagram, Ogbonna noted that the movie’s title was officially approved by the National Film and Video Censors Board before it was released in cinemas nationwide. He questioned why CAN waited until the film was already showing and performing well before raising objections.​ Ogbonna stressed that the matter is not about picking a fight with the church but about fairness, consistency and integrity. He asked how it reflects Christian values to ignore the project during its development and promotion, only to speak up after […]

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Nollywood cinema hits that defined 2025

In 2025, a handful of Nollywood films rose above the rest, filling cinemas and dominating everyday conversations both online and offline. These titles showed that real impact comes from connection with audiences rather than noise or hype alone.​ Ori The Rebirth stood out as a spiritual and reflective film that drew viewers looking for depth and meaning. Its themes of fate and belief kept audiences talking, with many people returning to watch it again to better understand its layered story.​ Reel Love became a popular choice for date nights and relaxed cinema outings thanks to its warm but not overly sentimental approach to romance. Familiar without feeling tired, it thrived on positive word of mouth and relatable modern relationship dynamics.​ Labake Olododo appealed to fans of classic drama with rich performances and strong cultural storytelling. The film’s focus on tradition, […]

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Muka Ray recalls child star days and early home video era

Veteran actor and filmmaker Muka Ray has reflected on his early start in the Nigerian movie industry, revealing that he was among the first generation of child actors in the old celluloid film era. He said he played Adelove’s son in the classic film Taxi Driver and also appeared in Kadara and Jayeisimi.​ Ray explained that his career later evolved after the death of his father. He said that while there were no home videos during his father’s time, he became part of the young actors who helped pioneer the home video movement that eventually shaped Nollywood.​ He said he looked up to the late Alade Aromire, whom he credited as one of the first to realise that movies could be shot on video and still be projected on the big screen. According to him, that discovery changed how films […]

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Funke Akindele marks 27 years in Nollywood

Actress and filmmaker Funke Akindele has celebrated 27 years in Nollywood, describing her journey as a story of God’s favour, hard work and unwavering support from her fans. She marked the milestone in an Instagram post where she reflected on her growth in the industry.​ Akindele, renowned for her versatility and consistency, said her career has taught her that staying disciplined and focused is essential for lasting success. She noted that dedication to her craft has kept her relevant for nearly three decades in the competitive film industry.​ She credited God for sustaining her and opening new doors in acting and filmmaking. Looking ahead, she thanked God for “greater heights” yet to come and said she remains determined to keep her eyes on the prize without distractions.​ The actress also appreciated her fans for their continuous support and feedback. She […]

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