Nollywood actress Dayo Amusa recently advocated for prioritizing sexual compatibility before entering marriage. Sharing her perspective on , she suggested that individuals who do not prioritize sex may not be well-suited for marriage.....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶

• She noted that while two virgins might successfully adjust to married life without strong sexual expectations, those with prior experience often have specific desires, preferences, and demands.

• Amusa argued that cohabitation involves more than just sharing daily responsibilities like cooking or household chores.

• She emphasized that sex is a top-three priority in a relationship and should not be overlooked when deciding to live together.

• Ultimately, she recommended that couples engage sexually before marriage to ensure they are fully compatible, as they are choosing a partner for life.

Nollywood actor Deyemi Okanlawon recently opened up about his approach to managing pressure and his sources of emotional support during challenging times. During an interview with Dear Ife, he explained the following:....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶

• • His Wife as Support: While he considers his wife a primary source of comfort, he is mindful not to overburden her, given her professional and domestic responsibilities. However, when stress becomes overwhelming, he does not hesitate to wake her at night for support.

  • A Broader Support Network: Okanlawon does not rely solely on his wife; he has cultivated a support system that includes close friends, mentors, and a therapist to provide guidance and relief.

  • Perspective on Mental Well-being: He encourages men to avoid bearing their burdens in isolation, emphasizing the necessity of finding healing and recognizing that one person cannot handle everything alone.

  • Role as a Protector: Describing his duty to protect those around him, he noted that he naturally steps up during crises, but stressed that one must be self-aware enough to prioritize healing.

Veteran entertainer and activist Charles Oputa, better known as Charly Boy, is peeling back the curtain on a hidden chapter of his life. In a candid interview on Arise Television’s Prime Time, the “Area Fada” reflected on his youth, confessing to a past riddled with “foolish mistakes,” including involvement in white-collar crime during his twenties in the United States. These revelations—and more—are detailed in his upcoming, unvarnished memoir, 999, which he describes as an unfiltered account of his journey from recklessness to redemption.....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶

Beyond his past struggles, Charly Boy shared how aging has shifted his focus from seeking confrontation to prioritizing peace, wellness, and service. This spirit of service also fueled his openness regarding his battle with prostate cancer, an experience he used to provide support to other men navigating similar diagnoses. Despite the current challenges facing Nigeria, he remains hopeful, insisting that the nation’s future ultimately rests with its youth.

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In a shocking revelation during his appearance on Arise TV’s Prime Time, Charly Boy has admitted to engaging in white-collar crime while living in the U.S. as a young man. The activist stated that his forthcoming memoir, 999, serves as an honest account of his past failures, triumphs, and the “stupid things” he did before finding his current path of peace and personal growth.

The veteran star also opened up about his journey surviving prostate cancer, noting that the experience motivated him to advocate for men’s health and break the stigma surrounding vulnerability. Looking at the national landscape, Charly Boy emphasized that he remains optimistic, placing his faith in the potential of Nigerian youth to secure the country’s salvation.