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Being born again does not erase trauma Funnybone urges church to prioritise mental health

Nigerian comedian Funnybone has called on the church to take mental health more seriously. He said that becoming born again does not automatically erase trauma, pain or emotional struggles, and that many people still need professional help even after spiritual conversion. According to him, faith is important, but it should not be used as a replacement for proper mental health care. He explained that some people continue to battle depression, anxiety and deep emotional wounds while appearing fine on the outside. Funnybone urged religious leaders to create a safe space where people can speak openly about their struggles without fear of being judged. He also encouraged churches to work with mental health professionals when necessary. His message is a reminder that spiritual support and mental health care can work together to help people heal properly.

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Davido calls for therapy centre for celebrities

Afrobeats star Davido has called for the creation of a special therapy centre to support celebrities dealing with the pressure that comes with fame He said many popular and successful people struggle silently with mental and emotional stress after reaching fame, especially when the spotlight begins to fade.instagram+1 According to Davido, a dedicated therapy hub would help such individuals adjust to life after peak fame and give them a safe space to talk about their experiences.instagram+1 He explained that the centre should be designed for celebrities and public figures who face unique pressures, including public scrutiny, online bullying, and the fear of not knowing when to step away from the industry.facebook+2 Davido noted that proper mental health support could reduce depression, anxiety, and risky behaviour among entertainers and other famous personalities, and help them build healthier lives beyond their careers.

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AY reflects on life’s contradictions, says nobody has it all figured out

Nigerian comedian and filmmaker Ayo ‘AY’ Makun has shared a reflective message on life, saying growing older has taught him that nobody truly has everything figured out. The entertainer noted that behind many smiles and displays of success are silent battles and contradictions that most people never see. In a recent post, AY described life as “the biggest contradiction anyone will ever experience,” stressing that people can be winning in some areas while struggling in others. He suggested that social media often makes it seem like others have perfect lives, but in reality everyone is navigating their own mix of uncertainty, pain and progress. According to him, understanding these contradictions should make people more compassionate and less judgmental towards others. He urged his followers to stop putting pressure on themselves to have every step planned out, and instead embrace life […]

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West African Youth Under Pressure: Jobs, Security, And Voice

Across West Africa, many young people feel they did everything right but still cannot see a clear future. They go to school, learn skills, and hustle every day, yet they face joblessness, insecurity, and leaders who seem distant from their struggles. This experience is common in Nigeria, Ghana, and Togo, even though their political and economic situations are different. Data and recent events show that youth frustration is not just emotional, but grounded in real hardship and broken promises. Nigeria: hustling through crisis In Nigeria, many young people wake up every day thinking about how to survive, not just how to succeed. They combine formal education with informal work, like riding motorbikes, doing deliveries, or selling online, while facing a weak currency, high fuel prices, and constant security threats. Afrobarometer findings for 2024–2025 show that young Nigerians aged 18 to […]

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Bolaji Ogunmola hails Daniel Etim Effiong’s professional discipline in romantic films

Nollywood actress and filmmaker Bolaji Ogunmola has hailed her colleague Daniel Etim Effiong for his professionalism and discipline when handling romantic scenes on set. Ogunmola, who has shared steamy on-screen moments with the actor in projects such as “Summer Rain” and “The Bloom After”, said their chemistry is the result of craft, not an off-screen romance. Reacting to social media criticism over a viral kissing clip from their promotional material, she emphasised that Etim Effiong remains highly controlled, respectful and focused whenever they work together. She explained that intimate scenes are carefully planned with consent, rehearsals and a full crew present, stressing that both actors treat them strictly as part of their job. Ogunmola said powerful love stories can be told on screen while still maintaining clear professional boundaries. She dismissed claims that their on-screen passion reflects a real-life affair, […]

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Do2dtun backs Frank Edoho over failed marriage revelations

Media personality Oladotun Ojuolape Kayode, popularly known as Do2dtun, has expressed support for popular TV host Frank Edoho following his recent revelations about his failed marriages. Edoho, famed as the host of the game show “Who Wants to Be a Millionaire?”, had disclosed on social media that he has endured two failed marriages and vowed never to commit to a woman again. Reacting in the comment section of Edoho’s post, Do2dtun said he had followed the broadcaster’s situation closely over the years and praised him for handling his private battles with dignity. He commended Edoho for maintaining grace in the face of accusations and gossip, noting that many people had no idea what he was dealing with behind the scenes. Do2dtun described Edoho as a “good man” who does not deserve the hurt he has experienced, especially after the end […]

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Societal stigma on women makes me wish I were a man – Phyna

Reality TV star and media personality Ijeoma Otabor, popularly known as Phyna, says societal stigma and pressure on women sometimes make her wish she were a man. She said she feels life is much easier for men because they are given more freedom and judged less harshly. Phyna explained that women face many unspoken rules and restrictions about how they should dress, talk, behave and live their lives. She noted that while men are mainly expected to work hard and make money, women are often criticised even when they do the same or more. According to her, every choice a woman makes is easily questioned or labelled. She said women are judged over their relationships, lifestyle, appearance and even their success, in ways that men rarely experience. Phyna added that the constant scrutiny can be exhausting and mentally draining. She […]

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Music is warfare, says Bella Shmurda

Afrobeats star Bella Shmurda says music is more than entertainment and should be seen as warfare and a tool to change society for the better. He shared this view in the For Bunmi documentary, where he spoke about how seriously he now takes the messages in his songs. Bella Shmurda explained that music can shape how people think, feel and act, so artists must be responsible with what they put out. According to him, music should help people become more aware of themselves and give them strength to face daily challenges. He described music as a tool for society, a tool of progress and an instrument of goodwill. He said good music can keep people sane, put them in the right state of mind and help them dance away their sorrow while still staying conscious of who they are. The […]

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Actor Vitalis Ndubuisi warns against oversharing personal struggles

Veteran Nollywood actor Vitalis Ndubuisi has urged people to be more careful about how much they share about their personal struggles.He advised that not everyone needs to know the details of one’s pain, failures or regrets. In a reflective message that has been widely shared online, Ndubuisi said one of the biggest lessons he has learned in life is to stop telling people everything.According to him, some people may appear to listen, but they do not always care, understand or wish others well. The actor explained that constantly talking about one’s problems can sometimes make things worse.He warned that personal stories can be twisted, mocked or used against a person, especially in moments of conflict or envy. Ndubuisi encouraged people to build a small circle of truly trusted friends, mentors or professionals instead of running to the public with every […]

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Actress Juliana Olayode earns therapy and counselling degree

Actress Juliana Olayode has announced that she is now a certified professional therapist and counsellor after completing formal training in therapy.​ Olayode, widely known for her role as Toyo Baby, said counselling has always come naturally to her and that nothing brings her more joy than seeing people heal, grow and experience real transformation. She explained that her decision to seek professional qualification came from a desire to help people more effectively, beyond personal experience and self taught knowledge.​ She revealed that she has gone through painful and traumatic seasons in her own life, which helped her understand how people can smile on the outside while hurting deeply inside. Those experiences, she said, made her determined to get proper training, wisdom and tools to support others on their healing journey.​ According to her, the academic journey was demanding and there […]

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