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The Delta State Police Command has released fresh details regarding the tragic death of 28-year-old musician Mene Ogidi, better known to his fans as...
Faithia Williams is carrying grief in public this week, and she’s doing it with a camera crew waiting in the wings. Her mother passed just days ago, on the eve of what would have been her 55th birthday celebration, and the actress has not even buried her yet. Still, she stepped back into promoting her movie, posting pictures of herself dressed like a warlord and writing that every morning feels heavy, that condolences pile up and the quiet moments hit hardest when grief decides to sit on her chest. She could have disappeared for a while. She says as much herself. But instead she chose to rise—for her mother, for the legacy she wants to leave, for the story she’s about to put on screen. The Yoruba star admits she’s grieving, that the noise feels too loud and the lights too bright, but somewhere in the middle of it she heard purpose louder than sorrow. That purpose has a name now: EFUNROYE: THE UNICORN. It’s Faithia’s first cinema debut, a project she describes as years...
Eniola Badmus posted a picture from fifteen years ago on her Instagram page this week, and it stopped a lot of people mid-scroll. She looked much heavier in the old frame, a reminder of the plus-sized figure Nollywood fans first came to know. Next to it, she wrote simply that she was thanking God for the journey so far. The comments filled up quickly. Destiny Etiko called her discipline the real lesson. Others dropped prayers, jokes, and bits of Yoruba and Hausa praise into the thread, calling the change “hotness” and giving thanks in their own way. It wasn’t the first time she has spoken about her body. A week earlier she had put up a before-and-after set and...
Being involved in a hit-and-run accident can be a traumatic experience, leaving you overwhelmed and unsure of what to do next. State traffic laws...