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Why I almost quit music, by Superboy Cheque

Nigerian singer and rapper Superboy Cheque has revealed that he once considered quitting music at the height of his struggles with severe acne and low self esteem.​ Speaking in a recent interview, the Penthauze act said his skin condition affected his confidence so badly that he became extremely insecure about appearing in public or shooting music videos. Cheque explained that the breakout on his face made him feel unattractive and held him back from fully embracing fame, to the point that he thought about abandoning his music dreams altogether. He said treatment and gradual healing of his acne, alongside the support of close friends and colleagues who believed in his talent, helped him regain confidence and stay focused on his career. The “Zoom” hitmaker added that he now feels more comfortable in his own skin and hopes his story encourages […]

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I was so depressed I needed antidepressants – Busola Oke

Gospel singer Busola Oke has revealed that she became so overwhelmed by depression that she had to start taking antidepressant medication. She said the drugs made her sleep for long hours, sometimes as much as two days at a stretch, and left her feeling worried about their effect on her body.​ Oke explained that her struggles were driven by loneliness, frustration, financial hardship and a feeling that she had been abandoned despite years of work in the music industry. She said she had battled mounting debts, could not afford a car since 2020 and sometimes struggled to pay her rent and feed herself, all of which worsened her mental state. The Eleyele crooner, however, stressed that she never had suicidal thoughts, saying her emotional outbursts online were a cry for help, not an attempt to harm herself.​ Oke appealed to […]

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Uche Ogbodo urges mothers to prioritise self care

Actress Uche Ogbodo has urged mothers to prioritise their own wellbeing and not lose their identity while caring for their families.​ In a post on Instagram, she highlighted the emotional and physical pressures of motherhood, warning that constant sacrifice without rest can lead to body shaming, fatigue and strained relationships. She said many women give so much to their children and husbands that they are left with nothing for themselves.​ Ogbodo noted that over time, these pressures can affect a woman’s confidence and mental health. She said stress can quietly build up until depression starts to make women feel they are no longer beautiful or enough.​ She stressed that motherhood should not cost women their identity, mental health or sense of worth. According to her, mothers remain women who are still beautiful and deserving of care, healing and softness.​ Ogbodo […]

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Why I wasn’t successful in America – Speed Darlington

Controversial singer Speed Darlington has explained that his 23 years in the United States brought him more legal troubles and emotional distress than success or money. He said his time there was dominated by arrests, criminal records and loneliness rather than the “American Dream” many expect.​ Darlington described America as isolating and racially biased, alleging that as a black man he constantly felt undervalued and pressured to overprove himself before getting any respect. He added that worrying about his accent and being mocked made it hard for him to approach women or build relationships, which badly affected his confidence and mental health.​ He contrasted this with his life in Nigeria, where he said he feels respected, successful and financially rewarded. According to him, he built his mansion with a rooftop swimming pool from money earned in Nigeria, including proceeds from […]

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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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Qdot recalls traumatic robbery experience with new release ‘28 of Sept’

Nigerian singer Qdot has revisited the armed robbery at his Lagos home in a new single titled ‘28 of Sept’, describing how the attack left him traumatised months after it happened. He says the song is a reflection of his fear, sleepless nights and ongoing struggle for peace since the incident.​ Qdot, whose full name is Qudus Fakoya Oluwadamilare, was robbed at gunpoint around 2:00am on September 28, 2025, alongside his official DJ, DJ Faya. The robbers stole phones, laptops and cash, and also made withdrawals and transfers from his bank accounts while security guards reportedly slept and CCTV cameras stopped working.​ In emotional posts on social media, he revealed that he still wakes up in fear around 2:30am, the time of the attack, and often finds it difficult to go back to sleep. He said the date has passed […]

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Carter Efe opens up on ‘painful’ separation from baby mama and how it changed his life

Nigerian skit maker and streamer Carter Efe has revealed that he has been separated from his baby mama, Emmanuella, for over a year. He described the split as a painful experience that affected his mental health, finances and creativity.​ In a series of Instagram posts, Efe said the relationship breakdown left him struggling to think clearly, shoot content and stay financially stable. He claimed that for about two years he felt frustrated and frequently trended online over allegations that he beat a woman.​ One of the most difficult parts of the separation, he said, was being away from his daughter Charis for months. Efe alleged that he went three months without seeing his child, calling it one of the lowest periods of his life.​ Despite the emotional toll, he believes the decision to walk away from the relationship marked a […]

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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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Oxlade urges fans to seek help and not end their lives

Afrobeats singer Oxlade has urged fans struggling with emotional or mental health challenges not to take their own lives but to reach out for help. He said survival is only possible when people stay alive to tell their stories and heal.​ In a post on X, Oxlade acknowledged that many people feel overwhelmed and have been bottling up their struggles for a long time. He encouraged them to talk to someone they trust so they can reflect on whether their pain is worth dying for.​ The singer described suicide as a selfish act that hurts loved ones left behind. He pleaded with fans not to cause pain to their families and friends by depriving them of their presence.​ Oxlade assured his followers that tough times are temporary and will eventually pass. He revealed that he recently received news that shook […]

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