Renowned Nigerian gospel artist Asu Ekiye recently opened up about the end of his 28-year marriage to his wife, Kunemofa Asu, revealing that the union dissolved after she moved out and initiated divorce proceedings without any prior dispute between them.....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶

The Bayelsa State-born singer, often referred to as the Prince of the Niger Delta, initially announced the separation in a public notice shared on his Instagram page, explaining that the marriage had ended a year prior. He noted that he delayed making the news public to take time to process the emotional shift and find clarity.

In a subsequent statement shared via Facebook on Saturday, Ekiye clarified that he did not seek the dissolution himself. He shared that for roughly a year following her departure, he made earnest efforts and appeals hoping to reconcile and save the marriage, but she remained resolute in her choice.

Ekiye stated that he has fully accepted the reality of the situation without holding any bitterness or ill will toward anyone, choosing instead to approach this new phase of his life with grace, dignity, maturity, and deep respect for all parties involved.

Content creator and influencer Isbae U recently stepped forward to condemn the relentless online attacks directed at veteran Nollywood icon Taiwo Hassan, widely recognized as Ogogo, amid his ongoing battle with stage-four cancer. The health crisis of the beloved actor recently became public knowledge after members of his family disclosed his medical situation, drawing an outpouring of concern, prayers, and support from fans, colleagues, and various figures across the Nigerian entertainment landscape.....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶

Nollywood actress Shaffy Bello has added her voice to the ongoing social discourse surrounding respect and generational etiquette, drawing from a recent viral exchange involving UBA Chairman Tony Elumelu.....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶

The veteran thespian made it clear that she strongly disapproves of younger individuals dropping titles and referring to their elders by their first names.

Key Highlights of Her Stance

• Strict Boundaries: Speaking on a recent podcast, Bello shared that when a child calls her by her first name, she pulls them close to let them know they have not earned the right to do so.

• Generational Respect: The actress argued that titles like “Ma’am” or respectful prefixes are essential markers of respect, expressing her aversion to overly casual greetings like “Hi” from younger people.

• Universal Standard: Bello emphasized that cultural upbringing and respect should transcend borders, noting that even children abroad understand the importance of addressing older adults respectfully.