Entertainment
“I’m Not Very Well Myself”- Pete Edochie Speaks on Health, Reveals Difficulty Walking
Nollywood actor Pete Edochie speaks on his health and shares how things keep getting bad. He revealed that he has difficulty walking due to swollen parts.
He expressed how he is even ready to go to avoid bothering people around him:
“Sitting down here, I’m not very well myself. I’m not walking, that is a problem for me now, but I still have hope that I will recover myself. Sometimes I get up and parts of my body are swollen. After some time it goes down again. Like my hand is swollen now, later my leg. Just take me. Don’t let me bother the people who are around me. No. Just take me.”
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Former BBN Housemate Phyna Wins Boxing Match Against Nkechi Blessing
Former BBN housemate, Phyna wins boxing match against actress Nkechi Blessing. Phyna wins 50 million naira and a brand-new car due to winning the match against the actress.
It can be noted that the pair had the boxing match on the 1st of October at the Federal Palace Hotel, Lagos, where Phyna won with a knockout against Nkechi.
Phyna celebrated “From reality TV to the boxing ring, I’ve always been willing to challenge myself, break barriers and prove that there is so much more to Phyna than what people see,” she wrote.
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Two K-Dramas Change Airing Schedules Due to Asian Games Soccer Final
K-dramas set to release this October, A Love Other Than Yours and Love on the Menu. These two dramas have released trailers, and fans are excited for when they will commence airing.
However, it has been shared that the shows have changed airing schedules.
“A Love Other Than Yours,” originally scheduled to air on Saturday, October 3 at 9:20 p.m. KST, will instead air at 9:40 p.m. KST due to the broadcast of the men’s soccer final at the 2026 Aichi-Nagoya Asian Games.
Meanwhile, “Love on the Menu” will not air on October 3 as originally scheduled due to the same soccer broadcast. Episode 19 will instead air on Sunday, October 4 at 8 p.m. KST.
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RAYE, Troye Sivan and Five Other Musicians Make TIME100 Next List
TIME magazine has unveiled its 2026 TIME100 Next list, recognising 100 emerging figures whose work and influence are shaping the next generation.
Among the musicians recognised on this year’s list are RAYE, Troye Sivan, PinkPantheress, Megan Moroney, Conan Gray, Alex Warren and Sombr.
The list recognises rising figures across entertainment, sports, business, technology, fashion, media, arts and other fields. RAYE, who is featured on one of the three worldwide covers for the 2026 TIME100 Next issue, is also set to perform at the TIME100 Next event in New York on October 29.
Other entertainers recognised on the list include Druski, Ashley Padilla, Charles Melton, Eiza González, Joey King, Chase Sui Wonders, Molly Gordon, Cooper Hoffman and Yerin Ha, among others.
