Nollywood actor and former Big Brother Naija housemate, Boma Akpore, has voiced concerns about Nigeria’s current state, stating that the country appears to be heading in the wrong direction.....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶

Boma expressed his worries during an interview with TheCable, where he described the situation in the country as troubling.

The reality TV star urged Nigerians to take the 2027 general elections seriously and make choices that would bring positive changes and improve the living conditions of citizens.

He clarified that his concerns were not driven by personal hardship, stressing that he was comfortable but deeply worried about the difficulties facing many Nigerians.

Speaking during the interview, Boma said:

“I just want us to do the right thing, and currently we are not doing the right thing. It just looks really bad, and I am not talking for myself; I am fine, but I am talking for all of us. I know how much I give out every day; people think that I have a tree of cash in my house.

“I do a lot of giveaways personally that are not being posted; I just feel bad. I am an empath even though people might not believe that from how I look, what they see. I am an empath; I feel people’s pains and put myself in their shoes because I came from lack, and I do not like people feeling that way.

“So I see where and how we are; we do not know where we are going. The future does not look bright at all; there needs to be a change.”

Boma maintained that his observations were informed by the economic difficulties and suffering experienced by ordinary Nigerians.

He also called for a change in the country’s direction, urging citizens to make their voices count through the 2027 electoral process.

Nollywood actress Moji Afolayan has opened up about her experience growing up in a polygamous family, explaining how it shaped her views on marriage and relationships.....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶

The Yoruba movie star made this revelation during an interview with African A-List.

Moji explained that her upbringing in a polygamous household exposed her to difficult experiences she would not wish on another woman.

She stated that the experience made her determined not to marry a man who intended to take another wife, as she understood the challenges associated with polygamous marriages.

However, despite her preference, the actress eventually married a man who had been previously married. She clarified that her husband was a widower whose first wife had died before they got married.

Speaking during the interview, Moji said she understood the realities of growing up in a polygamous home and had no desire to put another woman through similar experiences.

She said: “I grew up in a polygamous home, so I know what I experienced. I wouldn’t wish it on anyone. Although the man I married was a widower, his wife had died before I married him.

“And considering the age at which I married him, someone who had been married before and already had children was where I was supposed to end up and spend the rest of my life? But God understood everything. That is how I ended up in his house.”

The actress also criticised people she described as online in-laws, accusing them of interfering in marital matters without understanding what women experience within their homes.

Reiterating her position on polygamy, Moji maintained that she would never willingly marry a man who intended to take a second wife.

According to her, both partners entered the marriage with what they had, stressing that neither of them came into the relationship with extraordinary financial resources.

She further warned men against deliberately mistreating or humiliating their wives, arguing that the way a man treats his partner could determine the kind of treatment he eventually receives.

Moji added that kindness and love often produce positive returns, while aggression and cruelty could equally attract negative consequences.

She also acknowledged the role her late father played in her life, noting that his influence contributed to the person she is today.

Nigerian disc jockey Florence Otedola, popularly known as DJ Cuppy, has explained her decision to move away from her trademark pink appearance.....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶

The entertainer, who became widely recognised for her pink hair, outfits and accessories, said she no longer wants her identity to be restricted to a single colour.

Cuppy made this known during an interview with GQ Poland, where she reflected on the role pink played in shaping her public image over the years.

The DJ explained that although pink had been a significant part of her identity for several years, her decision to embrace other colours was a reflection of personal growth rather than a rejection of the values associated with her signature style.

Speaking during the interview, she said: “I was known for the colour pink, and it was my identity for so many years, and a lot of people are asking what happened to the pink.

“I want people to understand that actually growth is something that will always come, and I don’t think I should be boxed into a colour.

“Pink for me meant power, vibrancy, expression, unapologeticness, positionality, and that’s still me, but I’m able to express it through other colours as well.

“When I think about my style, I think about a woman in a male-dominated industry. Maybe also when I first started 17 years ago, a young girl who was using pink to represent her femininity and stay in the room.

“Now that I’ve been through a lot of doors and kicked down some windows, I feel like I can represent my femininity through any colour.”