Nigerian music star Tiwa Savage has responded to a social media user who questioned her decision to describe herself as an African Baddie.....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶

The controversy began after a man took to social media to criticise the singer for using the title, arguing that a woman in her 40s should not refer to herself as a baddie.

He wrote: “African baddie at 40… this one no serious.”

Reacting to the comment, the singer disclosed that she is 46 years old and expressed confidence in her appearance, financial status and music career.

Tiwa Savage also dismissed the criticism, noting that she was unbothered by the man’s opinion as she prepared to release her new song, African Baddie.

She wrote: “46, fine, paid, unbothered and dropping my super hottttt record ‘African Baddie’ on Friday. What exactly is the problem, boy?😂 #AfricanBaddie.”

In a related development, Tiwa Savage recently reacted after popular TikTok personalities Peller and Jarvis asked her to become the godmother of their unborn child during a livestream.

The request was made during a conversation involving the singer and the social media couple, who are expecting a child together.

Responding, Tiwa Savage said she would have to pray and seek God’s approval before accepting the responsibility.

The singer explained that she believes God should be consulted before making important life decisions, adding that she would want to be certain the request aligns with His will.

Nollywood actress Habibat Jinadu has disclosed that she bleached her skin in a bid to secure more acting opportunities in the movie industry.....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶

The actress made the revelation during an interview with BBC Yoruba, where she explained that she initially believed her dark complexion and slim body were limiting her chances of getting movie roles.

According to Jinadu, she felt pressured to change her physical appearance because she believed the industry favoured light-skinned and chubby actresses.

She said she decided to bleach her skin in the hope of increasing her chances of being cast in movies, adding that the decision initially appeared to yield the desired results.

Jinadu, however, disclosed that the change in her appearance made it difficult for some people to recognise her, while she also began experiencing skin injuries and tears from minor bruises on movie sets.

She said: “I bleached my skin because if you were dark-skinned, then you would not get a role. Also, if you were not chubby but slim, you would not get a role. So, I went ahead, bleached my skin and started expecting to get roles. And indeed, I started getting roles. But people could not recognise me any longer. If I stepped out to buy something, people would go like, ‘You look familiar,’ ‘You look like an actress,’ and all sorts. I was not happy with it, but I kept on pushing.

“Then, I started sustaining injuries and tears from minor bruises on sets and all. It all dawned on me when I got pregnant in 2023. And when you are pregnant, you cannot bleach your skin. When I eventually stopped, people started abusing me and calling me all sorts of names.”

Former Imo State Governor, Rochas Okorocha, has said he is not particularly happy about being declared the winner of the All Progressives Congress (APC) primary election for the Imo West Senatorial District by the Federal High Court in Abuja.....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶