Nigerian singer Spyro shares his love story and reveals how he met his fiancée.

He shared that they met at a club, where she was working rather than partying. Seeing her at work intrigued him, and he decided to approach her.

He then shared “I was curious to know why she was working at the club, and that was what made me have my first conversation with her. We got talking and became friends. Then one day my eyes opened and I was like, ‘Oh, what I have been looking for was right in front of me.’ I wasn’t really thinking of making it a lifetime thing, so I said, before I quickly miss it, let me swing into action.”

Nigerian actress Toke Makinwa speaks on relationships and shares what she believes Nigerian men actually bring to the table.

During a recent interview, the actress stated that relationships are transactional and shared

“Nigerian men don’t have game aside from money. Once a Nigerian man makes money, he starts throwing it at the hottest girls. Sometimes, you meet a man and you want to know him, but he is offering you money.”

“Men have offered women the strangest things, and it made me realise that men feel cash is all they need to show you. Most girls who are materialistic today, men taught them how to make demands.”

Nigerian influencer and actress Temi Otedola shares that she is aware of her privilege and acknowledges that she grew up that way because of her family.

In a recent podcast episode with her husband, Mr Eazi, she shared that she will never deny how she was raised or the advantages she had.

She added that her family played a major role in helping her get to where she is today and that she will never deny it.

“You can never catch me on or off camera saying I’m not a nepo baby.”