Since serving his term for naira abuse, Bobrisky has been in one fiasco to the other with Nigerian security agencies.
Since serving his term for naira abuse, Bobrisky has been in one fiasco to the other with Nigerian security agencies.
Ex-BBNaija housemate, Queen Atang has expressed displeasure over some unpleasant comments she receives online due to fame.
The mother of one in a post via her Instagram page, shared a demeaning comment someone made on her page.
According to the social media user, Queen frowned at someone who had questioned the whereabouts of her husband, noting that she also threw shade at someone online.
She wrote, “On this internet. I’ve read so much about myself. All I can say is this space is vile. I can’t even recall throwing a shade at anyone. I mind my business and hustle. I don’t even defend myself on this space, no matter how bad. I have seen real love from my fans on this internet. My dm is filled with amazing and lovely comments from y’all.
”And I’ve also read comments and sometimes I do ask myself, Queen is this you or someone else? God help me. All I’ve always prayed for is too be famous and rich. Fame I’ve. Money I’m hustling up to get. But it may seem as though the fame is landing me in troubling here and there. God help me.”
Funke Akindele, Nollywood’s box office star, is aiming to set new records with her upcoming movie, Everybody Loves Jenifa, set to premiere in cinemas on December 13, 2024.
Akindele is aiming for an ambitious target of N5 billion in ticket sales, leveraging her signature grand marketing style and months of advance promotion.
Speaking at a recent Exhibitor Soirée, she expressed her confidence, stating, “We can beat N5 billion; I have faith.”
The actress also urged the audience to combat piracy, which she said had impacted her previous film, A Tribe Called Judah.
With her determination and proactive campaign, Akindele is poised to make history once again.
“I plead with you guys, I know things are hard now but I want to beg you to be security conscious. People use their phones to film. Remember what happened to us last year, with A Tribe Called Judah? Please let’s be very careful, let’s be vigilant. It’s our movie.
“We want to make money from it. Imagine what we would have made if A Tribe called Judah wasn’t pirated. But we thank God. This is another opportunity, please protect this film for me. Please I beg you in the name of God, no phones. We had to record a video to tell people, no recordings,” she said.
The movie boasts an impressive cast, including Akindele herself as Jenifa, Folarin ‘Falz’ Falana as Sege, and other notable actors like Jackie Appiah, Nancy Isime, and Patience Ozokwor.
Cristiano Ronaldo, the world-famous football superstar, has reacted to a claim that he is 40 years old and would soon die.
YouTube star, Jimmy Donaldson, popularly known as MrBeast, had made a comment about Ronaldo’s age in a recent video collaboration.
The Portuguese superstar responded by stating that he will live until he reaches 100 years.
Ronaldo said that although people retire from playing football as early as 33, 34 or 36, football is a long career.
Ronaldo, who recently hosted the American YouTuber on his channel, said nothing about retirement.
As they discussed, MrBeast, talked about the former Real Madrid star’s age, saying via SPORTbible, “Almost 40! You’re about to die, what’s it like?”
And after laughing off the American’s comment, the Manchester United’s legend emphatically stated: “I’m going to live until I’m 100, just to let you know.
“In football, this is a long career because most of the time they retire at 33, 34 or 36.”
Pep Guardiola, the Manchester City manager, has admitted he had planned for this season to be his last with the Premier League champions.
But he refused to “let the club down” following a run of four consecutive defeats.
On Thursday night, City announced that Guardiola has signed a two-year contract extension.
This will take the 53-year-old’s reign to over a decade.
Guardiola has however said he expected to leave next summer, but a decisive display of commitment was required during City’s tricky run of form to send a message.
He said: “Since the beginning of the season I’ve been thinking a lot.
“I thought that (this season) should be the last one.
“But with the problems we had in the last month, I felt that now is not the time to leave. I would have let the club down.”
Award-winning American rapper/songwriter, Nicki Minaj is marking the tenth anniversary of her iconic album, The Pinkprint.
To celebrate the milestone, she released a special edition of the album, featuring four brand-new tracks for her dedicated fans.
The anniversary edition not only honors the legacy of her 2014 masterpiece but also offers a fresh glimpse into the creative process behind one of hip-hop’s most influential projects.
The newly released tracks include a mix of surprises, from collaborations with major artists to solo ventures that showcase Minaj’s versatility.
One of the standout songs, “Turn Ya Cap Back”, features Swae Lee, with the Rae Sremmurd star providing the song’s smooth vocals while Nicki alternates between singing and rapping, creating a dynamic, upbeat vibe.
Another track, “It’s Okay”, explores dancehall influences, with contributions from David Guetta and Nigerian artist Davido. The song’s infectious beat and energetic rhythm capture the dancehall craze that dominated hip-hop in the mid-2010s, making it a nostalgic yet current offering for fans.
But perhaps the most exciting addition is “Arctic Tundra,” a track that had previously leaked in 2019 but had never seen an official release—until now.
Featuring the late Juice WRLD, the song is a poignant collaboration, with the two artists displaying a natural vocal chemistry. It has quickly become a fan favorite, praised for its emotional depth and melodic harmony.
The Pinkprint was a defining album for Nicki Minaj, showcasing her range as both a rapper and a singer while solidifying her place in the rap pantheon. The album produced massive hits like “Anaconda”, “Only”, and “Bed of Lies”, which helped propel Minaj into global superstardom.