Nollywood actress Yvonne Jegede has admitted that she regrets choosing love over financial security when making decisions about her relationship.....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶

The actress made the revelation during an interview on the Honest Bunch podcast, where she spoke about the breakdown of her marriage.

Jegede disclosed that she shouldered a larger share of the family’s financial responsibilities during the union.

She also spoke about her ex-husband, who is eight years older than her, saying he often felt disrespected whenever she addressed him in ways he considered inappropriate.

According to the actress, his attitude towards her communication changed after they got married, particularly regarding how he interpreted her words and responded to them.

She explained that the change left her wondering whether he was the same person she had known before their wedding.

Recounting her experience, Jegede said: “I was bringing in more of the money in the marriage and my ex-husband always felt disrespected, although he is eight years older than me… But the moment we got married if I tell him, ‘You dey craze,’ he would say I’m disrespecting him, and then I would start wondering if it was the same person I got married to. I regret choosing love over money.”

Nigerian TikTok streamer Habeeb Adelaja, popularly known as Peller, has apologised to Christians following criticism over a livestream in which he dressed in a white costume and presented himself as Jesus Christ.....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶

The controversial incident occurred during a livestream when Peller appeared in a white outfit and asked a guest to address him as Jesus Christ.

However, the guest immediately objected to the request and warned the streamer against making remarks that could be considered disrespectful to people’s religious beliefs.

Following the backlash, Peller appealed to Christians to forgive him, explaining that he had only put on a white outfit and did not realise his actions would provoke such a negative reaction.

He said:

“Yes, I’m very sorry. Yeah, I just wore that white cloth. I don’t know it is a problem I am facing. Christian people, sorry. You hear? I don’t know. See my problem, I go well. That guy won’t kill me here for top top red and white cloth. I don’t know for him.

“You hear, guys, sorry. You hear, Christian people, sorry. Yeah, I love you, Christian people. Yeah, I’m a Christian too. Yeah, I go to Christ Apostolic Church. Yeah, I’m a Muslim on one side. Yeah, so sorry.”

The management of Prime Planet Event Managers has announced the death of former Miss Taraba, Comfort Williams.....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶

News reports that the organisation disclosed her passing in a condolence statement published on Monday.

The Miss Taraba organisers described Williams as a former beauty queen and the organisation’s Assistant Managing Director.

The statement, released on Facebook by Prime Planet Event Managers CEO, Disebe Donga, expressed deep sorrow over her death.

It read: “This heartbreaking loss has left us deeply devastated. She was not just a member of our organisation but an important part of the Prime Planet family whose presence, contributions, and memories will forever remain in our hearts.”

Williams was crowned the 10th Miss Taraba in 2023. In January 2026, she was appointed Assistant Managing Director as part of a new seven-member leadership team introduced by Prime Planet and known as Team 7.

In October 2024, she joined other Taraba pageant winners on a visit to Senator Manu Haruna at the National Assembly in Abuja.

Paying tribute to the late beauty queen, the organisation described her as a valuable member of its team and said her contributions would remain part of its history.

“You will forever remain a part of the Prime Planet family. You will be deeply missed, but never forgotten,” the organisation stated.

Prime Planet Event Managers did not disclose the cause of Williams’ death.