Nollywood actress Sharon Ooja has faced criticism for sharing a cryptic scripture post. Recently married to a man who is reportedly a three-time divorcee, Ooja reflected on lessons from the Book of Nehemiah.

In her post, she suggested that the enemy often monitors one’s life out of obsession, using Sanballat, Tobiah, and Geshem as examples of those who were fixated on Nehemiah and his wall-building efforts. Ooja wrote, “Studying the book of Nehemiah, it’s clear that the enemy will keep tabs on your life out of obsession, as seen with Sanballat, Tobiah, and Geshem’s fixation on Nehemiah and the wall.”

Nigerian singer Ayra Starr attributes her success to her relentless self-criticism and dedication to improvement. In her Dare to Dream documentary by Amazon Music, she shared that being her own harshest critic has been pivotal in her career growth. Reflecting on her journey, Starr noted that her rigorous self-assessment has shaped her into the artist she is today, with her past performances serving as a benchmark for continuous improvement.

Starr also highlighted her commitment to refining her craft, revealing that she frequently reviews her old performances to identify areas for enhancement. She has invested time in studying stage production, aiming to perfect her choreography and overall stage presence. Despite the challenges, she remains steadfast in her approach, embracing the pressure she puts on herself as a key factor in achieving her goals.

Popular rapper, Vector Tha Viper has urged Nigerian celebrities to stop supporting bad governance. It was reported that in recent years, more Nigerian celebrities have joined partisan politics or openly declared their support for politicians. Reacting, Vector berated celebrities who are taking sides against the reality of their own people/fans. He warned that the hardship would eventually affect them if it wasn’t stopped.

On his X handle, Vector wrote: “To the celebrities taking sides against the reality of their own people/fans, it may be best to repent before you become the only reachable option if the hardship doesn’t stop. Stop supporting bad governance.” His advice is against the backdrop of the ongoing nationwide protest over the high level of hardship in the country.