Entertainment
“Why are we putting price tags on our private areas” – Uriel
Uriel, a former BBNaija contestant, recently shared her candid thoughts on materialism among Nigerian women. In her reflective piece, she explores intriguing experiences and connections. Let’s delve into the highlights:
Uriel questions why some relationships seem to assign price tags to intimate aspects. Charly Boy, a prominent figure, introduced her to the vibrant Nigerian nightlife.
They share an unusual connection—a matching lip mark. Additionally, Charly Boy’s late sister was married to Uriel’s maternal uncle.
Balancing personal space and social interactions, Uriel playfully admits to secretly coveting Charly Boy’s boots. The mystery guest remains unknown.
Entertainment
Bella Shmurda Reveals How He Stole a Bicycle to Fund Studio Session
Nigerian singer Bella Shmurda has spoken about his struggles during the early days of his music career.
The singer recalled how he once stole his neighbour’s son’s bicycle and sold it to raise money for a studio session.
He said “If my mom hears this, she’ll be angry. When we lived in Okoko, I once stole my neighbor’s son’s bicycle and hid it at night. I sold it in Alaba for ₦7,000 to pay for studio sessions. I’ve seen him since and bought him a new bicycle.”
Bella Shmurda previously recounted the incident while speaking about his journey to becoming a successful musician.
Entertainment
Femi Kuti: ‘I Told My First Wife I Could Never Be Faithful to One Woman’
Nigerian singer Femi Kuti has spoken about his views on commitment and shared that he told his wife before their marriage that he would not remain with just one woman.
He said his intention was partly to ensure that his children could obtain British passports.
He shared “I told my first wife before we got married that I love women and could never be faithful to just one woman. I only married her so my children could get a British passport.”
Kuti has previously spoken publicly about his relationships and his decision not to remain faithful to one woman.
Entertainment
Omotola Jalade-Ekeinde Says Politics Could Have Made Her a Billionaire
Nigerian actress Omotola Jalade-Ekeinde has revealed that she once had the chance to become a billionaire through the political field but turned it down.
She shared the reason she turned it down, saying it was because of her principles. She also shared that she would have compromised her principles if she had gone down that path.
“I tell people that if I wanted to be a billionaire, I could have been one easily. I’ve been offered that opportunity through politics, but I chose not to take it because it would compromise my principles.”
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