Nigerian Actress, Nancy Isime, recalls one of the times that Singer Yemi Alade helped her during a difficult time.

The actress took to social media to recall how helpful Yemi Alade was during this time and revealed that she gave her a place to stay.

She reveals when she met Yemi through a friend and how she slept at her place in her university days “ stayed for weeks and this woman NEVER EVER complained. In fact, the peace was too much I had to leave even when I wasn’t ready to.”

“Many years later, I still have the softest spot for Yemi and will eternally be grateful to her. Allowing me to squat with her wasn’t what stood out I squatted with other people too it was the attitude, consideration, and the peace! My Padi @yemialade, I dey for you for life!”

Ex Big Brother Naija Housemates step out to speak on how the reality show changed their lives for the better.

A recent interview was held at the celebration of BBN host, Ebuka Obi-Uchendu, birthday in Lagos. At this event, former housemates were interviewed and everyone had positive things to share.

“Big Brother Naija made me a television presenter. That path wasn’t part of my original plan I was a lawyer and expected to still be practicing. But my time in the Big Brother house helped me discover my passion for speaking. Without the show, I wouldn’t have this career in TV today.” Says Ebuka.

“Even though I was confident I’d succeed eventually, Big Brother Naija catapulted me to the top much faster than I expected,” says Bisola Aiyeola.

Nigerian actress, Sarah Martins, calls out critics for accusing her of being jealous of her colleagues, Judy Austin and Blessing CEO, over their love lives.

It can be noted that the critics also mentioned the actress inability to take another woman’s man, which prompted a response for  the actress. She states that she can not cause another women pain and rather die single.

“I’d rather kpai single than be the reason for my fellow woman’s pain. The truth is, una husbands dey my dm but na me no gree ruin your homes. Be grateful and stop pushing me!!!!”

“Enough of this “snatch your own” stigma!” I am too sweet, and my kpekus na water board (sweet river)… if I allow your husband to taste my opueh, you must reach your papa’s house on God. So stop supporting what you know you can’t survive if it happens to you!.”