Nigerian actress Uche Ogbodo has opened up about the wedding she never had, sharing an emotional reflection after appearing in a wedding dress.

The actress shared photos and a video of herself in a bridal gown as she reflected on the wedding ceremony and future she once imagined for herself.

She wrote: “The wedding I never had. Sometimes, we grieve not just what happened, but what we imagined would happen. The dress, the vows, the celebration, the forever we thought we were building.

“Life didn’t go exactly as I imagined, but I’m learning that the story isn’t over. Maybe the wedding I never had was making room for a life I never knew I deserved.”

Tayo-Osikoya, a Nigerian chef has highlighted the impact of the rising cost of living on Nigerians, describing hunger and the difficulty of feeding families as major issues that are often underestimated.

She said, “If you take away the burden of feeding from the average Nigerian, you’ve solved a huge part of their problems.”

Her comment comes amid growing concerns over the cost of food and the pressure it places on Nigerian households.

Nigerians also reacted to the statement, with many agreeing that the rising prices of food and other essential items have made it increasingly difficult for families, particularly those on lower incomes, to afford daily meals.

Book lovers and movie lovers have a lot to look forward to as several popular books are being adapted into movies between September and December 2026.

The Love Hypothesis – September 23
Based on Ali Hazelwood’s romance novel about a PhD student who enters a fake relationship with a university professor.

Verity – October 2
Based on Colleen Hoover’s psychological thriller about a struggling writer who is hired to complete the work of an injured bestselling author, only to uncover disturbing secrets.

Sense and Sensibility – October 16
Based on Jane Austen’s classic novel, which follows two sisters as they navigate love, heartbreak and family expectations.

The Hunger Games: Sunrise on the Reaping – November 20
Based on Suzanne Collins’ novel about a young Haymitch Abernathy and his experience during the 50th Hunger Games.

Dune: Part Three – December 18
Based on Frank Herbert’s Dune Messiah, the movie continues Paul Atreides’ story following the events of the previous Dune films.