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BBNaija Drama: Tram Dares Keivo To A Professional Boxing Match After Heated Clash.

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Former Big Brother Naija Season 11 housemate Joshua Alekewumu, popularly known as Tram, has expressed his readiness to settle his differences with fellow contestant Keivo through a professional boxing match.....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶

Tram made the offer during a recent interview on Arise TV, where he addressed the confrontation that led to Keivo’s disqualification from the reality show.

Keivo was disqualified during the final week of the competition following an altercation in which he physically attacked Tram.

The incident reportedly began after Tram accused Keivo of taking his black shirt. However, Keivo denied the allegation, explaining that he owned a similar shirt.

Keivo also expressed displeasure at being called a thief, insisting that he had not stolen anything.

The disagreement escalated despite efforts by other housemates to calm the situation. As tensions rose, Biggie, the authoritative voice of the house, deployed ninjas to restore order.

The confrontation ultimately resulted in Keivo’s disqualification from the show.

Speaking about the incident during the interview, Tram said he had no lingering bitterness towards Keivo and was not interested in engaging in physical confrontations outside a regulated environment.

Instead, the former housemate said he would be willing to face Keivo in a professional boxing match if both parties wanted to resolve their differences through combat.

Tram said: “I do not have anything in my heart, to be honest. I said something earlier today, I said that we should have a boxing match, I do not mind it.

“Because I am not someone that does all this gidigbo, I feel like that is a bit ghetto. I am not going to do all of that, but let us box professionally if that is what you want.”

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You’ll Find A New Girlfriend Before A New Friend’ – Mayorkun Reveals Why Friendship Breakups Hurt More.

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Nigerian singer Mayorkun has shared his thoughts on why the end of a friendship can be more painful and difficult to overcome than the breakdown of a romantic relationship.....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶

The singer expressed his views during an appearance on the In My Opinion podcast, where he explained that people often invest more emotionally in friendships than they realise.

According to Mayorkun, genuine friendships are built on a sincere connection between two people, rather than romantic or sexual attraction.

He noted that while romantic relationships may involve sexual intimacy, friendships are primarily sustained by companionship, mutual affection and the genuine enjoyment of each other’s company.

The singer added that friendships are often maintained because people genuinely appreciate one another, rather than because they expect material or other personal benefits.

Mayorkun explained that losing such a connection can make it difficult for someone to trust another person enough to build a new friendship.

He said, “Friendship breakups are harder than relationship breakups because you invest more into friendship.

“You are not really getting anything from friendship, apart from, like, maybe companionship and all. But in a relationship, there is still small sexual something inside. In friendship, you have to actually like that person before that person becomes your friend.

“So if the thing ends, don’t worry, you will get a new girlfriend before you get a new friend.

“Friendship breakup makes it hard to now want to go into another friendship relationship with someone, except you are the type that calls everyone your friend.”

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“You’re Making A Nuisance Of Yourself!” – Zlatan Blasts Fans Over Stupid Celebrity Behaviour.

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Nigerian rapper Zlatan Ibile has criticized fans who go overboard when they encounter celebrities, urging them not to lose their sense of self because of fame.....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶

The singer shared his opinion in a social media post on Tuesday evening while reacting to the way some people behave when they meet famous personalities.

Zlatan said he sometimes wishes such individuals had a celebrity within their families, believing that this would help them understand that celebrities are ordinary people and that life extends beyond meeting or associating with famous figures.

The father of two, however, said he does not entirely blame those who behave in such a manner, noting that their actions could be influenced by their perception of celebrity status.

He further encouraged people to look beyond fame and avoid engaging in behaviour that could turn them into objects of ridicule on social media.

Zlatan wrote: “The way some of y’all look stupid in front of celebrities, I always wish y’all had one in your family. Maybe then you’d understand… Still, I can’t blame some of y’all.

“There’s more to life than being famous and making a nuisance of yourself online

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“I Can’t Date Nollywood Actresses” – Hanks Anuku Reveals His Reason.

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Veteran Nollywood actor Hanks Anuku has revealed that he would rather date someone outside the Nigerian movie industry than pursue a romantic relationship with a Nollywood actress.....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶

Anuku made this known while speaking on the Honest Bunch Podcast, where he discussed his reservations about relationships within the entertainment industry.

The actor said he had become uncomfortable with some of the lifestyle and activities associated with the industry, making him reluctant to date anyone working in the sector.

According to Anuku, the prevalence of flirtation and the changing process through which some people gain entry into Nollywood have made it difficult for him to determine who he can trust when choosing a partner.

The veteran actor also expressed concerns about how individuals now secure opportunities in the movie industry.

He recalled that actors in his early years had to undergo certain screening processes before gaining recognition, but said the situation has changed, with some people now getting opportunities through personal connections with producers.

“I’m not going to go out with anyone in the industry; I would rather go look for a stranger somewhere else. There are certain things in that industry. The flirts are everywhere, and when a woman is a flirt, you’re not sure if she’s clean or not,” Anuku said.

He added, “I thank God I don’t have any disease from whatever it is. It’s a bit too dirty for me now to go out with anyone over there, because everybody can come up and say, ‘I want to be an actress,’ because she knows somebody who is a producer. If a woman is clean, you would know.”

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