“Funke Akindele paid me just ₦90k after one month on set” – these words from actor Ijoba Lande have sparked a wave of conversations within the Nigerian entertainment industry. The revelation made by Lande, known for his comic online videos and presence in the Yoruba film scene, has captured the attention of many aspiring actors

Spotify, the popular global streaming platform, has found itself embroiled in a controversy surrounding widespread stream deductions that have been affecting various artists since February 2025. What started as a mysterious deduction of streams has now escalated into a significant issue impacting musicians, particularly in Nigeria. Unveiling the Stream Deductions In early April, Nigerian music

Jemima Osunde, a prominent figure in Nollywood, unexpectedly found herself embroiled in a body-shaming controversy on social media platform X (formerly Twitter). It all started with a careless tweet from user @maxvayshia, making a sweeping statement about attractiveness and cosmetic procedures. “There is no man that finds BBL attractive. Why do these women do it?”

Actor Ijoba Lande stirred up quite the storm recently when he disclosed that he was only paid ₦90,000 for an entire month of work on a film project alongside the renowned actress and filmmaker, Funke Akindele. The revelation has sparked conversations across the Nigerian entertainment industry, shedding light on a prevalent issue: payment transparency and

Nollywood star Jemima Osunde recently shared her concerns about the evolving landscape of the entertainment industry. In a candid moment on the popular Running Lines Podcast, she delved into the growing trend that is challenging traditional norms in acting circles – the crossover into becoming content creators on social media platforms. Jemima’s Perspective Jemima expressed

Nollywood actress Lolo recently took a stand against what she perceives as a growing trend in society – the normalization and glamorization of sex work. In a candid discussion on the In My Opinion podcast, she delved into her concerns about how the rise of ‘Instagram models’ and ‘influencers’ is reshaping perceptions around work, success,

Nigerian sensation Mayorkun, renowned for his chart-topping hits, delves into deeper waters with his latest single, ‘Reason 2 Japa,’ released on April 4, 2025. The track not only showcases his musical prowess but also serves as a poignant commentary on the socio-economic landscape of Nigeria that has triggered a phenomenon known as the ‘Japa wave.’

Veteran Nollywood actor, Segun Arinze, recently delved into his previous rift with colleague Emeka Ike in a candid interview that shed light on the evolution of their relationship. The once-public disagreement that captured headlines has now faded into the background as Arinze shared insights into how time and maturity have smoothed out the rough edges

Nollywood fans were in for a surprise when actor Daniel Etim-Effiong raised an intriguing question about cultural expectations within marriage. The actor, known for his charismatic roles on screen, delved into a thought-provoking discussion with his wife, Toyosi, on their podcast. Reflecting on their traditional wedding ceremony where Toyosi knelt to serve him cake, Daniel

Renowned Nigerian activist and actor, Mr Macaroni, found himself at the forefront of a scathing criticism towards the Lagos State Government when chaos erupted in the city on April 2, 2025. The root cause of this uproar? The abrupt closure of the Independence Bridge on Victoria Island. In a passionate outburst on social media platform