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Why I No Longer Go To Church — Funke Akindele Reveals Personal Reason.
Nollywood actress and filmmaker Funke Akindele has revealed that she no longer attends church physically on Sundays.....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶
She explained that the decision was influenced by the level of attention she receives whenever she appears at church services. In a video shared on her Snapchat page, Akindele was seen at home preparing breakfast and getting her children ready for church, while stating that she would not accompany them to the church building. Instead, she said she prefers to join the service online. The actress noted that her presence at church often draws excessive attention, with people focusing more on taking photos of her rather than allowing her to worship peacefully. She added that the constant attention from media personnel and other worshippers makes it difficult for her to have a quiet worship experience. She said, “Do not ask if I am going to church. I am not going to church. Anytime I go to church, it is me that they take picture of. I will join online.” In a related development, Akindele also dismissed reports alleging that she snubbed Fuji musician Wasiu Ayinde Marshal (Pasuma) at a public event, describing the viral claim as misleading. The controversy stemmed from a video circulating on social media platform X, which suggested that the actress ignored the music star during the event.
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“I Was Nervous”: Tems Reveals Vulnerable Truth About Her High-Stakes Performance At Obama Centre!.
Grammy-winning Nigerian artist Tems recently expressed that she felt nervous during her performance at the dedication ceremony for the Obama Presidential Centre in Chicago. The event, which took place on Wednesday, featured Tems alongside various international stars, including Stevie Wonder, Bruce Springsteen, Jennifer Hudson, John Legend, Christina Aguilera, Common, Bono, The Edge, Marc Anthony, and The Roots.....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶
Following the high-profile performance, Tems took to X to apologize for mistakenly misidentifying the daughters of former U.S. President Barack Obama while on stage. Admitting that her nerves got the better of her, the singer wrote, “Lord knows I was nervous! Please forgive me!!!”.
The dedication ceremony was held at the 19-acre campus’s John Lewis Plaza to celebrate the $850 million facility ahead of its public opening on June 19, with community activities scheduled through June 21. Additionally, the center highlights the work of Nigerian-born artist Njideka Akunyili Crosby, who contributed a portrait to the facility.
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Burial Style Under Fire: Yomi Casual’s Wife Reveals The Truth Behind Alex Ekubo’s Outfit!.
Grace Makun, the wife of fashion designer Yomi Casual, recently shared the profound emotional toll her husband faced while creating the final outfit for his late friend, actor Alex Ekubo. Alex Ekubo was laid to rest on Thursday, June 18, 2026, in Arochukwu, Abia State.....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶
An Emotional Final Task
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Grace revealed on Instagram that this assignment was the most difficult in Yomi’s career, highlighting the stark contrast to their usual playful, insult-filled banter when Yomi would finish a suit for the actor.
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When Yomi reached out to say the suit was ready, the lack of a response forced him to confront the painful reality that he had to take the garment to a funeral home to dress his friend for the last time.
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Grace expressed concern over how her husband could begin to heal after enduring such a harrowing experience.
A Labor of Love and Perfection
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Throughout the process, Yomi worked tirelessly, driven by the fear that Alex would have been upset if the suit did not meet his exacting standards of perfection.
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Yomi personally oversaw every detail, insisting on honoring the actor’s unique taste and personality despite his own overwhelming grief.
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Grace noted that although Yomi was in visible pain, he found a sense of closure after ensuring his friend looked dapper one final time.
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Concluding her tribute, Grace praised her husband’s strength and courage during this incredibly difficult period, honoring the deep bond between the two men.
The Fuji music community is mourning the loss of its oldest active practitioner, Alhaji Love Azeez Oladeji, who has passed away at 81.....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶
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The veteran musician died at his home in Lagos State on Wednesday following a short illness.
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Adekunle Abiodun, the General Secretary of the Fuji Musicians Association of Nigeria, confirmed the news and shared his condolences on Facebook.
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Referring to him as “Baba wa,” Abiodun honored Oladeji’s status as a respected elder within the industry.
Legacy and Final Rites
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As one of the pioneers of Fuji music, Oladeji’s death signifies the conclusion of a significant chapter for traditional Yoruba music and the wider Fuji industry.
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The musician was laid to rest on Thursday, June 18, in accordance with Islamic tradition.
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The funeral was attended by his family, associates, and representatives from the Fuji music community.
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His passing is the latest in a series of notable losses within the Nigerian entertainment sector over the past few months.
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