Nollywood actress Chita Agwu has announced the end of her 11-year marriage, disclosing that a court has formally dissolved her union.....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶

reports that the actress made the announcement in a personal statement shared on her social media page, where she explained that she was ready to begin a new chapter of her life.

Chita described the development as the end of a significant phase in her life, adding that she had chosen to move forward with peace, grace and dignity.

The actress also appealed to the public to respect her privacy and that of her former partner, stressing that marriage is a personal journey and that not every relationship ends as expected.

She maintained that individuals going through divorce should be allowed to rebuild their lives without facing public criticism, ridicule or humiliation.

In her statement, Chita wrote, “After much thought and a journey that has been deeply personal, I wish to officially inform the public that my marriage has been legally dissolved by the court.

“This chapter of my life has come to an end, and I have chosen to embrace this new beginning with peace, grace, and dignity.

“Marriage is a personal journey, and not every story ends the way we once hoped. However, I believe that every individual deserves the freedom to move forward without judgment, ridicule, or public humiliation.”

The actress further explained that she would not disclose private details surrounding the divorce or participate in public discussions about the circumstances that led to the end of the marriage.

She urged people to respect the privacy of everyone involved as they navigate the transition.

Chita also expressed gratitude to those who had supported her throughout her journey, noting that she was determined to prioritise personal growth and emotional healing rather than engage in controversy.

She added, “I am grateful to everyone who has supported me throughout my journey. As I begin this new chapter, I choose peace over controversy, healing over bitterness, and growth over public explanations.

“My marriage has ended, but my life continues. I move forward with my head held high, my dignity intact, and my heart open to the future.”

Veteran Nigerian Waka musician, Alhaja Salawa Abeni, has opened up about her failed marriage to renowned Fuji singer, General Kollington Ayinla, explaining how she eventually shifted her attention to her music career after the relationship did not work out.....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶

reports that the veteran singer disclosed that she made sincere efforts to fulfil her responsibilities as a wife but was unable to achieve the outcome she had hoped for.

Despite the challenges she encountered in her marriage, Abeni said she accepted the situation and decided to concentrate on her music career, which continued to flourish.

The music icon made the revelation during an interview shared by Daily Independent.

Speaking about her experience, Abeni explained that although she had hoped her marriage to Kollington Ayinla would succeed, she eventually realised that certain situations in life could not be changed.

She added that she remained grateful for the progress she made professionally, even though her marriage did not turn out as she had anticipated.

The veteran musician also addressed the children she shares with the Fuji legend, stressing that the separation did not change Kollington Ayinla’s position as their father.

According to her, she has accepted the outcome of the marriage and chosen to focus on the achievements she has recorded in her musical career.

In her words, “Destiny can never be changed. I tried to be a wife, but unfortunately, it did not work out. So, I decided to focus on my music career. I have children, and everybody knows that General Kollington Ayinla is their father. The marriage did not work out, but my career did.”

CNN’s Chief International Anchor, Christiane Amanpour, has announced that she will leave the American news network in June 2027, ending a remarkable 43-year career with the organisation.....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶

The veteran journalist made the announcement in a statement on Monday, revealing that she had spent several months reflecting on her future before deciding to move on.

Amanpour, 68, joined CNN in 1983 and went on to establish herself as one of the world’s leading international correspondents, earning recognition for her coverage of major conflicts, political crises and humanitarian emergencies across the globe.

“After many months of thought and a few sleepless nights, I have decided to separate from CNN, my partner of 43 fantastic years!” she said.

The award-winning journalist expressed optimism about pursuing new opportunities after her departure, while reaffirming her support for CNN and its commitment to independent journalism.

She also reiterated her belief in the importance of truth in journalism, stating, “Remember: always be truthful, not neutral.”

Amanpour has presented her flagship interview programme, Amanpour, on CNN International since 2009. However, she reduced her hosting schedule to a few days per week in January 2025.

As part of the transition, the programme is scheduled to adopt a weekly format in January 2027 before concluding in May of the same year. Amanpour will continue reporting and travelling for the network until her planned departure in June 2027.

Her decision was communicated to CNN staff in a memo issued on Monday by the network’s chairman, Mark Thompson.

Thompson expressed sadness over her impending exit but acknowledged that the decision was appropriate for her personal and professional circumstances.

“Like so many CNNers who will hear the news today, I’m very sorry to see her go, but I’ve come to accept that this is the right time for her, both personally and professionally,” he said.

He described Amanpour as “one of the most trusted and beloved journalists anywhere” and disclosed that the network would celebrate her achievements and contributions before she leaves.

In her statement, Amanpour also expressed gratitude to the colleagues, production teams and field crews who had supported her throughout her decades-long career.

Reflecting on her work as an international correspondent, she recalled covering some of the most significant events in recent history, including the First Gulf War, the Bosnian War and the genocide in Rwanda.

Her reporting also took her to conflict zones and major international flashpoints in Afghanistan, Ukraine and Iran.

Amanpour acknowledged the vital role played by the teams she worked with, noting that their collective efforts had been instrumental in establishing facts and ensuring accurate reporting of events around the world.

Her planned departure marks the end of a decades-long chapter at CNN, where she became widely recognised for her reporting on international affairs and her interviews with prominent political figures and global leaders.