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Wakanow Backs “All of Us” Series on Youth Issues
Wakanow is supporting the production of *All of Us*, a new series by influencers Enioluwa Adeoluwa and Tomike Adeoye. The show addresses key issues such as friendship, sexual assault, and the pressures of secondary school, aiming to foster important conversations among young people in Nigeria and Africa. This partnership underscores Wakanow’s commitment to leveraging storytelling for social impact.
The premiere event of *All of Us* featured a star-studded gathering, with the series directed by Orire Nweni and Oluchi Nsofor and written by Mannie Oiseoma. It follows the lives of ten high school students whose worlds are drastically changed by a single lie. The cast includes Enioluwa Adeoluwa, Jemima Osunde, and prominent actors like Kate Henshaw and Iyabo Ojo, reflecting a diverse and impressive ensemble.
Maje Ayida, Nollywood Actress Toke Makinwa’s ex husband reveals his side to the divorce and the effects it had on him.
Ayida shared during an event at church that he had to overcome a lot after his divorce from Toke Makinwa, he shared that he felt very alone and stated how hard it was to even interact with people after his divorce.
“I will be honest about the fact that I want through a divorce which resulted in me being depressed. It was a very publicized divorce. And that left me feeling very alone. I withdrew from society, I was really ashamed of my situation. Not just for myself, of course, my self-esteem was affected, but legacy is very important to me. I was ashamed of what I felt I had done to my family’s name. As a result, I went into hiding.”
Nigerian Singer Portable takes to the media to claim that he was injected on his leg at a show and it has resulted him with a broken leg.
He shares further details stating that there was chaos at the performance and during that distraction, a random person injected him with something. Portable also added that he quickly hit the attacker with his microphone before he ran away.
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“It’s a Mockery” – Seun Kuti Criticizes Yoruba Kings Over Disregard for Ancestral Beliefs
Popular Nigerian Singer Seun Kuti claims that Yoruba Kings do not believe in the traditional gods. He shares that believing in the gods is part of the essence of the Yoruba land and expresses his disappointment.
“Being Yoruba is not a festival, Fanfare in the midst of misery, joy in the face of poverty, and glamour in the presence of ignorance.”
“90 percent of Yoruba kings don’t believe in Yoruba gods yet they sit on Yoruba thrones and make a mockery of what it means to be Yoruba.”
Maje Ayida Opens Up About Divorce from Toke Makinwa, Says He Battled Depression
Singer Portable Claims He Was Injected During Chaotic Performance, Suffers Broken Leg
“It’s a Mockery” – Seun Kuti Criticizes Yoruba Kings Over Disregard for Ancestral Beliefs
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