Nigerian comedian and actor Bovi Ugboma has announced that he will begin charging people who expect him to respond to their messages.....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶

News reports that the comedian disclosed this in a post shared on his Instagram Story.

According to Bovi, anyone seeking a response from him should be ready to pay for the service.

He also warned those who might not receive replies to make the necessary payment if they want his attention.

The comedian wrote, “Now charging money to reply messages. So if you don’t get a reply, pay up!”

In other news, Bovi has opened up about his experience raising his son, revealing that the boy broke three television sets on separate occasions due to his behaviour.

Naija News reports that the comedian had previously stated that he does not believe in beating children as a form of discipline.

He maintained that parents should allow their children to grow and learn while providing proper guidance.

Bovi explained that his son sometimes broke household items when he was angry or simply out of playfulness, including three television sets in their home.

The comedian added that he was able to replace the damaged televisions because he could afford to do so, noting that the situation might have been different if he lacked the financial means.

Nigerian music producer Michael Collins Ajereh, popularly known as Don Jazzy, has urged Nigerian musicians to set aside their pride and embrace collaborations to encourage the growth of the country’s music industry.....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶

The Mavin Records founder expressed concern over what he described as a decline in collaborations among Nigerian artistes, warning that the trend could negatively affect the entertainment industry.

Naija News reports that Don Jazzy made his position known during an appearance on an episode of the On The Grind podcast.

He stressed that no artiste could achieve everything independently, noting that collaborations create opportunities for learning, creativity and professional growth.

The music executive encouraged Nigerian singers to overcome their egos and recognise that their individual talents should not prevent them from working with others.

According to him, even artistes who can write, produce and perform their own songs still need to collaborate with other talents.

He said: “Most of Nigerian artists need to drop their pride, grow up and understand that no man is an island. A tree cannot make a forest.

“If you are so talented and versatile and can write, produce and sing, kudos to you. But still, you need to collaborate. I am a fan of collaboration. I came into this business collaborating with people and I am forever going to keep collaborating. I understand the importance of collaboration.”

Nollywood actress and filmmaker, Mary Remmy Njoku, has expressed disappointment over the condition of the airport serving Warri, Delta State, following her recent visit to the city.....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶