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Funke Akindele credits Nollywood success to hard work

Actress and filmmaker Funke Akindele has said her success in the film industry comes from hard work, dedication and staying true to her craft. In a post on Instagram, she reflected on her journey as a woman in film and said it was not easy to reach her current level. She explained that perseverance, originality and carving out her own niche helped open doors for her. Akindele thanked fans and colleagues for their support, especially for her recent project Behind the Scenes. She said remaining authentic and focusing on quality work have been key to building her brand and sustaining her career. Her comments follow open conversations by some actors and filmmakers who say they struggle with trends such as dancing to promote their movies. Akindele suggested that while promotion is important, commitment to one’s craft and personal style remains […]

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Olakunle Churchill hails Tonto Dikeh as ‘amazing mother’ after truce

Businessman Olakunle Churchill, ex‑husband of actress Tonto Dikeh, has praised her as an “amazing mother” to their son King Andre following their recent reconciliation. In an Instagram post, he thanked God for restoring peace between them after years of public conflict.​ Churchill revealed that he received a phone call from King Andre for the first time and described hearing his son call him “Daddy” as deeply moving. He said the moment reminded him that “what God cannot do does not exist” and credited faith with bringing clarity, humility and peace to their situation.​ He noted that forgiveness has opened a new chapter for them, with both parents now focused on co‑parenting “with love, care, and a shared commitment” to raising their son. Churchill expressed gratitude for the journey and the “growth and grace” shown in how the matter was resolved, […]

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Angela Okorie urges fans to prioritise self‑love, inner peace

Actress Angela Okorie has urged her fans to focus on their peace, self‑worth and emotional well‑being rather than allowing other people’s behaviour to destabilise them. In an Instagram post, she said individuals may not control everything that happens to them but can always choose how they respond.​ Okorie advised followers to surround themselves with people who reduce stress, not add to it. She encouraged self‑investment and self‑love, stressing that a person’s sense of worth is shaped by how they value themselves.​ She warned that “whatever you obtained by begging would also be maintained by begging,” urging fans not to beg or crave friendships. Instead, she said they should build their personality and let the right people be drawn to them, adding that grace will attract the right relationships into their lives.​

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Actress Bimpe Akintunde seeks prayers on self‑forgiveness journey

Actress Bimpe Akintunde has opened up about embarking on a personal journey toward self‑forgiveness and has asked fans to pray for her as she seeks healing, peace of mind and clarity. In an Instagram post, the mother of two stressed that forgiving oneself is crucial for moving forward in life.​ She explained that she is taking this step for her own growth, trusting God to strengthen her through the process. Bimpe described forgiving oneself for “an expensive and unforgettable mistake” as a long journey but said she believes God will make it easier.​ The actress urged others who have made mistakes to also practice self‑forgiveness so they can make life easier for themselves as they continue their life journeys. She added that a person must first forgive themselves before they can truly forgive anyone who has offended them.​

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Why impressive CVs don’t always secure the job – Mary Njoku

Actress and filmmaker Mary Njoku has questioned why many impressive CVs do not translate into successful hires, despite companies constantly complaining about the struggle to find good employees. In an Instagram post, she said she is “genuinely confused” because every day she sees people without jobs, solid CVs on paper and employers still unable to get the right talent.​ Njoku argued that CVs have quietly turned into “marketing documents” rather than honest reflections of what people can actually do. According to her, job titles are often inflated, responsibilities are written in an aspirational way and surface level polish has replaced real depth and competence.​ She noted that a CV can tick all the boxes until the candidate appears at the interview and “something doesn’t connect”. For her, this growing disconnect between what looks good on paper and what shows up […]

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Nancy Isime takes indefinite break from social media

Actress Nancy Isime has announced that she is stepping away from social media to focus on her happiness and peace.​The 34 year old, currently in Mauritius, shared the update on Instagram as she wished her millions of followers a Happy New Year.​ Isime told fans that she is excited about 2026, describing it as the year of their dreams and thanking them for their love and support over the years.​She explained that she will be logging off social media indefinitely to prioritise her well being.​ Nancy assured her followers that the break is not permanent and promised to reconnect with them when the time feels right.​She signed off with a warm New Year message and expressions of love to her fans as she began her offline break.​

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Nancy Isime takes indefinite break from social media

Actress Nancy Isime has announced that she is stepping away from social media to focus on her happiness and peace.​The 34 year old, currently in Mauritius, shared the update on Instagram as she wished her millions of followers a Happy New Year.​ Isime told fans that she is excited about 2026, describing it as the year of their dreams and thanking them for their love and support over the years.​She explained that she will be logging off social media indefinitely to prioritise her well being.​ Nancy assured her followers that the break is not permanent and promised to reconnect with them when the time feels right.​She signed off with a warm New Year message and expressions of love to her fans as she began her offline break.​

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Biola Bayo mourns sudden death of Allwell Ademola

Nollywood actress Biola Bayo has expressed deep grief over the sudden death of her close friend and colleague, Allwell Ademola, who died on December 27, 2025, at the age of 49. She said the loss has left her heartbroken and in disbelief.​ In an emotional Instagram post, Biola recalled that they had planned to go out together just a day before Allwell’s passing. She remembered how Allwell was at her house on her birthday, playing as usual, and how she took her to the premiere of Ageshinkole and drove her back home.​ Biola described Allwell as the happiest soul she ever met and likened the news of her death to a terrible nightmare. She pleaded for someone to wake her up from what she called an unbearable reality.​ Actor Rotimi Salami, described as Allwell’s best friend, also shared his pain […]

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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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