Chioma Ekubo, the biological sister of the late Nollywood actor Alexx Ekubo, has openly expressed her profound grief and heartbreak following his passing. In a recent social media tribute, she shared the difficulty of navigating life without her brother, noting that she had always looked forward to growing old alongside him.....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶

Nigerian singer Olawale Ashimi, professionally known as Brymo, recently discussed his past experiences with relationships during an episode of the NotJustOk podcast.....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶

• Past Relationships: Early in his career, Brymo became involved with several older women, some of whom were married and claimed to be separated from their husbands.

• Advice to Peers: He warned younger musicians against getting involved with married women, stating that such situations can lead to serious trouble.

• An Uncomfortable Encounter: The singer recalled a time he was invited to perform at a wedding and later asked to visit the host’s family home; he declined the visit upon realizing the woman’s husband would be present, as he feared it might lead to “crazy ritual” consequences.

• 2Baba and Annie Idibia: Brymo claimed that in 2019, while at an office in Lekki, Lagos, 2Baba directly asked his former wife, Annie Idibia, if she had ever had an intimate relationship with him.

Nollywood actress Uche Ogbodo has ignited speculation regarding the state of her marriage following a series of emotional social media posts. The rumors began when fans observed that Ogbodo and her partner, Bobby Maris, had unfollowed each other on Instagram, with both subsequently sharing cryptic messages on their respective pages.....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶

• Questioning Double Standards: Ogbodo challenged the societal norm that while it is acceptable for a man to grow weary of marriage, a woman is criticized for expressing similar sentiments.

• Expression of Exhaustion: The actress explicitly stated, “I am tired,” and questioned why choosing to end a marriage should be viewed as a sin.

• Systemic Reflections: She suggested that a woman’s marital happiness in Nigeria is often tied to having the right “connections”.

• Personal Limits: Ogbodo warned against being pushed beyond her limits, noting that after eight years of marriage, she refuses to wait decades or until she is “6 feet under” to be heard or acknowledged.

• Her Stated Intent: In a direct and frustrated post, the actress stated: “I no do again nah Sin? Make nobody push me to the wall because I be rubber ooo! 8 years of my life isn’t enough yet?”.