Popular Nollywood actress Toyin Abraham has credited her husband, Kolawole Ajeyemi, for his pivotal role in helping her quit smoking cigarettes.....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶

In a recent interview with Morayo Afolabi, the star actress reflected on her past habits, revealing that she has successfully moved away from cigarette smoking, though she noted she still uses a vape occasionally.

A Husband’s Firm Stance

Toyin shared that her journey toward quitting began during her pregnancy, when her husband reminded her that smoking was no longer a viable option for the sake of their unborn child—a sentiment that left a lasting impression on her.

The actress recounted a significant moment following the birth of their child when she smoked during an outing. While her husband noticed, he chose not to argue or lecture her. Instead, he made his boundary clear: while she was free to make her own personal choices, he would never tolerate those habits in their child.

The Ultimate Ultimatum

The actress revealed the weight of her husband’s words, explaining that he set a firm boundary for the future of their household. According to Toyin, her husband warned that if he ever discovered their child smoking or drinking alcohol, it would mark the end of their marriage.

Describing Kolawole Ajeyemi as the “best thing that has ever happened” to her, Toyin expressed appreciation for his support, stating, “He let me be me”.

During his 35th birthday celebration on July 2, Burna Boy’s mother and manager, Bose Ogulu, openly encouraged the Grammy-winning artist to settle down. In a Snapchat video posted by associate Richie 7, Burna Boy stated his birthday wish was for “good health and prosperity,” prompting his mother to quickly interject, “Add good wife and children.”....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶

• The Backstory: The singer (born Damini Ebunoluwa Ogulu) has previously explained his single status by citing his demanding music career. He emphasized that he refuses to have children out of wedlock or be an absent father.

• Public Reaction: This lighthearted family moment has reignited online discussions among fans regarding the superstar’s personal life and future plans.

Story 2: Tonto Dikeh Calls Out “Emotional Laziness” in Christian Courtships

Nollywood actress and evangelist Tonto Dikeh recently took to Instagram to advise Christian men against using spirituality as a cover for a lack of romantic effort.

• The Core Message: Dikeh criticized the “low-effort” approach where men rely solely on spiritual declarations—such as claiming “God told me you are my wife”—to pursue a partner.

• Call to Action: She urged men in the church to demonstrate genuine intentionality and practical effort. She noted that women in the church still appreciate romantic gestures and gifts, and that using religious language to bypass the actual work of wooing a woman is a “distortion of God’s character.”

Gospel artist Prince Gozie Okeke has opened up about his former marriage to his ex-wife and musical partner, Princess Njideka Okeke, shedding light on the origins and eventual dissolution of their relationship. In an interview with BBC Igbo, Gozie recounted that he was introduced to Njideka by a pastor following his expressed preference for a tall, fair-skinned partner. Their relationship progressed rapidly, leading to marriage within just a few months. The pair went on to have three children and gained national fame as a prominent gospel music duo, particularly after the massive success of their hit track “Akanchawa”.....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶

Despite their professional achievements, Prince Gozie revealed that their union struggled with significant issues from the very beginning. While he refrained from disclosing the specifics, he emphasized that the challenges were genuine and profoundly impacted their bond. He maintained that the true reasons for their separation are known only to him and his former wife, and he urged the public to cease circulating rumors and baseless assumptions. Furthermore, he described the divorce process as an arduous six-month ordeal for both parties. Looking ahead, the singer noted that he began his music career at 35 and is now prioritizing his well-being, seeking peace, and moving forward with a grateful heart.