Nicki Gist

Nollywood actress,   Oyebade Adebimpe, emerged as one of the promising actresses in the Yoruba movie industry about two years ago and has not looked back since then. T he   actress speaks on her  career, misconceptions about her, among other issues. Your name has been one of the most talked about in the movie industry for different reasons, one as an actress and another as one lady that catches the attention of men. How do you cope? I am just an actor. It’s my job. I don’t feel pressure in any way. Also, it is normal for women to catch the attention of men. That’s how it has been and it doesn’t make me feel special. I’m just me. You have been in the industry for a few years, but it seems you are only getting the attention now. How would you describe your rise? It didn’t take me long to break out. I’ve not been in the industry for up to two years and I think I’ve tried. My first movie feature was Agbede Meji and I got known from there. There have been some misconceptions

Nollywood actress, Moyo Lawal has used Beyonce as an example of why it is okay to have dark knuckles which many attributes to bleaching. The actress shared a picture of the US singer on Instagram which shows her having skin tags. According to Moyo Lawal, people shouldn’t be worried about having dark knuckles as long as they are not black. Even Beyonce has skin tags, knuckles. Kim that is almost white sef has knuckles(so far your knuckles are not black, you are good to go)……. . . …… See with your skin don’t stress, yourself worrying…… ……. If your skin is healthy, bright, even from head to toe…. And shining.

Nollywood actress, Eniola Ajao, jettisoned her qualification as an accountant to pursue her dream  in the movie industry. In this interview with ADENIYI ADEWOYIN, she speaks on her relationship with Adekola Odunlade, the challenges of actors in terms of money making, among other issues. HOW has life been treating you and what have you been doing lately? Life has been good. I’ve been into a lot of things. I’ve been doing good.  What projects are you working on at the moment? I have two projects that were shot this year. The first one is ‘Matron’ and then the second one is Okuta Ija which I just concluded few weeks ago. I have two projects coming out soon. Tell us a little about Okuta Ija Sexual harassment, abuse and all. There is a lady in the story who had a rough upbringing.  She was abused, molested and this made her grow up to become a tough lady and she used all she had in mind to revenge after some years so she became very notorious. This doesn’t sound like the t

ANNIE Idibia who clocked age 35 on November 14, said the year has been the toughest so far. Though the Nollywood actress and wife of music superstar, 2Baba, did not go into details, she appreciated her accomplishments in the year and noted that those has made it worth it. “I am so grateful for this year!!! this has been one of the toughest year, but the grace and blessings makes the tough times easier… been through so much, as a Scorpio we usually choose what to share even when you think you know it all… gosh! I am 35!!!! “Waking up to my dreams everyday… blessed with what used to be just wishes… I have a great career (very content). i have a great brand that brands constantly wanna associate with..(Grace). “Blessed with more than a handful of endowments. to all the brands that found me worthy to rep them. Thank you to ones we are still talking, can’t wait to start a beautiful journey with you guys. Lord I am still married to the man of my dreams, and he still gives me shi

Nollywood actress Regina Daniels has taken to social media to alert her fans about a big announcement she will be making with her husband. The young actress, who married elderly businessman and politician Ned Nwoko, made this known via her IG stories. She said;  “Hello fam! My husband and I have an announcement. Wait for it!” Some fans have been going ahead of her to assume that she might be pregnant for Mr. Nwoko. Regina has been in the news for the better part of the year after reports first surfaced that she had tied the knot with a much older man. He has since been splashing money on Regina and her family since their romance started.

How has your musical journey been since the release of your first album, Eji Owuro, in 2003? Eji Owuro was a career-defining work for me. Since then, I have advanced and evolved into the Sola Allyson I am now. It has been good. The grace and mercy of God are available. It keeps getting better. Purpose keeps opening up, not limited to singing. You often counsel young girls using experiences from your past. How would you describe the impact of such counselling on them? Well, I believe when we counsel others by telling our stories, it has greater and deeper impact. I tell some of my story to young people for them to know that whatever they are going through is ‘common unto men’ and that they can overcome and be victorious. Life is a process and nobody becomes great overnight. I see this story-telling as purpose and it is not something I planned. It just comes. Some of these stories I am not proud of. But then, I have come to see my scars as emblem of my victory and that the scar