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Deyemi Okanlawon condemns online mockery of celebrities, urges empathy

Actor Deyemi Okanlawon has criticised the growing culture of ridiculing public figures on social media, urging people to show more empathy toward celebrities Speaking during a recent interview on the CreativiTea podcast, Okanlawon said many of those who attack celebrities online do so without understanding the pressure and challenges that come with life in the public eye He stressed that celebrities are human beings who also deal with personal struggles despite their fame. According to him, the habit of insulting public figures says more about the critics than the people being mocked. Okanlawon also called out the use of the word “yeyebrities” to describe celebrities, describing it as dismissive and unfair. He said belittling other people’s success often blocks one from achieving their own goals The actor ended by urging the public to lead with empathy instead of insults, noting […]

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Toyin Alausa Decries Online Harassment, Urges Respect For The Dead

Nollywood actress Toyin Alausa has condemned the growing wave of online harassment and the widespread sharing of disturbing content on social media. She warned that the digital space is becoming increasingly toxic, with many users treating other people’s pain and private moments as entertainment. Alausa was particularly critical of the trend of circulating photos and videos of deceased persons online. She described the habit of filming and uploading images of lifeless bodies as disturbing, unnecessary, and deeply hurtful to grieving families. According to her, once a death has occurred, the immediate and proper response should be to cover the body, especially the face, as a mark of respect and dignity. She stressed that exposing the dead to public view does not serve any humane purpose and can traumatise relatives and viewers. While she acknowledged that there may be rare cases […]

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Regina Daniels: Celebrity Marriages Are Not Public Property – Sean Dampte

Afrobeats artiste Sean Dampte has appealed for empathy, maturity, and caution when addressing issues about celebrities’ marital challenges, highlighting the ongoing discussion surrounding Regina Daniels and her husband, Senator Ned Nwoko. Responding to widespread online commentary and speculation, Dampte emphasized that “marriage is a journey that doesn’t play out on Instagram timelines or Twitter threads,” and urged the public not to trivialize or exploit personal pain for social media entertainment. Dampte noted that the culture of gossip and controversy on digital platforms too often overshadows compassion and real-life consequences. He called on fellow entertainers and influencers to exercise emotional intelligence and restraint when discussing sensitive celebrity issues, noting, “Not everything is for public entertainment.” He concluded by reminding audiences that, while social media is a loud and noisy space, sometimes “the best support is silence and prayer,” encouraging people to […]

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