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Juliet Ibrahim Earns First Degree at 39 Inspires women.

Nollywood actress and filmmaker Juliet Ibrahim has achieved a major academic milestone, earning her first degree at the age of 39. The Ghanaian-born star, known for her talent and resilience, took to social media to share her inspiring journey to obtaining a Bachelor of Business Administration in Marketing Communications from Berkeley College, USA. Reflecting on her path, Juliet revealed that financial constraints prevented her from pursuing higher education earlier in life. “As the eldest daughter, I paused higher education post-high school to support my siblings’ success,” she wrote. Starting work at 17 and gaining fame at 19, Juliet chose to focus on building a career that would provide for her family. Four years ago, a spark was reignited when she was inspired by Busie Matsiko-Andan to chase her educational dreams. Enrolling as an adult online student, Juliet faced the dual demands of motherhood and a full-time creative career. Yet, with determination and support, she overcame the odds. “@berkeleycollege embraced me... despite challenges as a mother and full-time creative, I’ve earned my Bachelor of Business Administration in Marketing Communications,” she shared. “To women chasing dreams against all odds: it’s never too late!” Juliet Ibrahim, who also documents her life story in her memoir A Toast to Life, expressed her gratitude to her supporters and described her graduation as a moment she’ll “cherish forever.” Her story has since gone viral, touching hearts across the continent and beyond, especially among women who have had to put personal dreams on hold. Fans and fellow celebrities have flooded her page with congratulatory messages, celebrating not just her academic success but her unwavering spirit. Big congratulations to Juliet Ibrahim!

22/05/2025, 15:26:52

Purple Speedy recently captivated audiences with her stunning appearance

The TikTok community is abuzz with admiration for content creator Purple Speedy, who recently captivated audiences with her stunning appearance in a purple gown featuring a heart-shaped design. This ensemble, showcased during a special outing, has become a sensation, highlighting her flair for fashion and creativity. In a recent TikTok video, Purple Speedy dazzled in the elegant gown, which beautifully complemented her vibrant personality. The heart-shaped design added a romantic touch, making the outfit perfect for the occasion. Fans were quick to express their admiration, flooding the comments with compliments and heart emojis. This isn't the first time Purple Speedy has turned heads with her fashion choices. Her previous appearances in various stylish ensembles have consistently garnered attention, solidifying her status as a fashion icon on the platform. For those looking to explore more of Purple Speedy's fashion moments, her TikTok profile offers a plethora of videos showcasing her unique style and creative outfits.

21/05/2025, 16:40:00

Big Congratulations as Sister Benefit Welcomes Her First Child;A New Chapter Begins

Joy is overflowing in the digital entertainment world as popular Nigerian content creator Sister Benefit, whose real name is Jessica Akunna, has officially welcomed her first child! Known for her rib-cracking skits, down-to-earth humor, and unique ability to connect with audiences across generations, Sister Benefit has become a household name on social media. But now, she steps into a whole new and beautiful role Motherhood. The announcement of her baby’s arrival has stirred waves of excitement, with fans, fellow influencers, and celebrities pouring in heartfelt congratulatory messages and prayers. While she’s made us laugh endlessly with her character, "Sister Benefit" always bold, dramatic, and hilarious Jessica Akunna now embraces a softer, more intimate journey: nurturing life, raising love, and stepping boldly into the world of parenting. Though details about the baby's gender and name have not yet been publicly shared, the joy radiating from her inner circle is more than enough to show that this is a moment worth celebrating. From creating content to creating life, this is truly a glow-up like no other. To Jessica, aka Sister Benefit, we say: Congratulations on your bundle of joy! May this new season bring you immeasurable love, strength, laughter, and grace. Let’s celebrate with her Mama don land!

21/05/2025, 16:38:42

Prescilla Ojoh Shares Her Unlikely Love Story

In a world where love often blooms in the most unexpected places, Nigerian entrepreneur Prescilla Ojoh is sharing her heartwarming love story, a tale of fate, faith, and fearless decisions that crossed cultural boundaries. According to Ojoh, it all began during a business trip. What was meant to be a professional engagement turned into a life-changing encounter. “My husband and I met when I went on a business trip,” she recounts. “We became friends for just a week, but it felt like we had known each other for years.” It wasn’t long before her new friend made his intentions known. But there was a twist, he wasn’t Nigerian. He was from Tanzania. “At first, I was worried,” Ojoh admits. “It took me a month to look into it, to understand who he was and if I could trust this connection. But during that time, I realized I had fallen for him.” With that realization came a bold decision to give love a chance. She accepted to be his girlfriend. As their bond deepened, he shared more of his past, including a recent breakup from a four-year relationship. “I asked him why he left a relationship that long,” she says. “And he told me, ‘Only a man knows what he wants in a woman. If those qualities aren’t there, he’ll walk away.’” Just seven months into their relationship, he proposed. By the eighth month, they were married. Prescilla’s story is a testimony to the unpredictability of love and the power of listening to the heart over the noise of expectations. It’s a reminder that sometimes, destiny doesn’t knock it simply walks in during a regular business trip and changes your life forever.

21/05/2025, 16:37:40

Nancy Isime Sparks Conversation on Marriage and Identity.

Nigerian media personality and award-winning actress Nancy Isime has set social media abuzz with a bold and unapologetic declaration about her views on marriage, legacy, and the expectations placed on women in society. In a statement that has since gone viral, Isime shared: “Marriage? That was never part of my childhood dreams. While some girls played 'bride and groom' with pillowcases as veils, I was pretending to be a CEO on set, calling the shots.” With these words, she challenged a deeply ingrained societal norm the belief that a woman's ultimate achievement lies in getting married. “I've never seen marriage as the peak of achievement and that triggers a lot of people,” she continued. “Especially in a society where a woman's worth is too often measured by her last name changing or a ring on her finger.” Isime's message resonates strongly among many young women navigating cultural pressures to prioritize marriage above all else. In a country where traditional expectations remain rigid, her stance has sparked both praise and criticism. But for Isime, clarity about her purpose remains unwavering. “Guess what? I don't need a husband to feel complete. I don't need a wedding to validate my womanhood. I'm building legacy, not chasing lace and wedding hashtags,” she asserted. With a career that spans acting, hosting, and philanthropy, Nancy Isime has consistently demonstrated her commitment to redefining what success looks like particularly for women. Her latest declaration is more than a personal statement; it is a clarion call for women to live authentically, unapologetically, and purposefully. As she concluded, “Let them talk.” And talk, the nation certainly will but Isime’s voice rings clear above the noise: a reminder that fulfillment doesn’t always come with a ring, but often with self-awareness, courage, and impact.

21/05/2025, 16:36:24

Comedian Emmanuella has opened up about the pain behind the laughter,

Beloved Nigerian child comedian Emmanuella has opened up about the pain behind the laughter, revealing the harsh bullying and body shaming she continues to endure both in real life and on the internet. In a recent TikTok Live session, the young star spoke emotionally about how her appearance has often made her a target, despite her success. “They laughed at my looks and made fun of me both online and offline,” she said through tears. “It really hûrts because I experience teasing and unkind comments all the time.” Emmanuella rose to fame through her skits with Mark Angel Comedy, charming millions with her quick wit, expressive acting, and natural humor. Yet, behind the fame lies a struggle too many young people face. “Some classmates used to make jokes about me just because I was popular and loved by many. They started calling me names and said I have a very big mouth that people only enjoy my comedy because of how I look. And when I’m online, I still see the same comments,” she added. “I don’t know what I did wrong. It’s not like I created myself.” Her raw confession has since sparked an outpouring of support across social media, with fans and celebrities alike defending the young comedian’s talent, resilience, and authenticity. “Whether her mouth is big or not, Emmanuella remains one of the most talented kid comedians to come out of Africa,” one supporter tweeted. At just a young age, Emmanuella has not only entertained millions but has also shown incredible courage by speaking out on the emotional toll of body shaming. Her story is a reminder that words matter and that even those who make us laugh the most often carry silent wounds.

20/05/2025, 17:20:02

Veekee James Speaks on Love, Business, and Owning Her Path

Fashion designer Veekee James is getting candid about the personal cost of success especially as a woman in a society where ambition can sometimes be misunderstood. In a heartfelt message, the fashion entrepreneur opened up about how her professional achievements affected her romantic relationships before marriage. “Because of my success in business, many men were intimidated. Before marriage, I dated men who were uncomfortable with how far I had come. Any small thing they would say, ‘It’s because of what you think you have.’ And this is what happens to most successful women.” Now celebrated for her luxury fashion brand and red-carpet masterpieces, Veekee’s journey began humbly, surrounded by thread, fabric, and the sewing machine of her mother a tailor. “The way I started fashion, I never imagined I would be a designer. My mom was a tailor, and we used to help her while she worked. I only later discovered that it was more than just a chore it was a talent.” Originally, she envisioned a more traditional path: academics, a degree, and a formal career. But life had other plans. “I always thought I’d go to school, get an education, and be a career woman. But today, I’m the owner of a very big fashion brand.” Her choice to leave school early in order to build her business was not taken lightly but it paid off. Still, she’s careful not to generalize her journey for others. “I never regret dropping out from school to pursue my dream. If I didn’t, I’m not sure I would be where I am today. But if you have the opportunity to study, do it. The best decision for me might not be the best decision for you.” Veekee also tackled the pressure placed on successful women when it comes to marriage and societal judgment. “If you’re a successful woman, there’s a way people will always be looking at you. If you don’t get married early, they’ll say it’s because you have too much influence or too much money and that men are afraid of you. But don’t limit yourself. Any man that can’t be with you is not man enough.”

20/05/2025, 17:15:27

Evan Okoro Breaks Silence on DM Rumors, Speaks on Privacy and Trust

Nollywood actress and producer Evan Okoro is making it clear: her marriage is not a reality show, and she won’t let public speculation dictate her personal life. In a candid statement shared with her followers, Evan Okoro addressed recent rumors circulating online regarding alleged direct messages (DMs) sent to her husband by other women and the accusations that her husband might be behind them himself. “I’m keeping my marriage away from the media,” she began firmly. “What you see is what I have decided to show you, and that’s just between my husband and me which doesn’t even make up 1 percent of our home.” Okoro emphasized that the portrayal of her marriage on social media is highly selective and intentional. She pushed back against those accusing her of pretending or creating a false narrative. “If you know me well, you will know I’m not a person of fake life.” Speaking directly to the swirling allegations about her husband’s DMs, Okoro stated that she took the time to verify the situation herself after her husband brought it to her attention. “My husband and I have access to each other’s phones. Since we got married, I don’t check his phone, but when he told me, I took his phone to check, and it was true I saw the chats from the beginning.” While many online dismissed the messages as fabricated, Okoro clarified that they were indeed real, but she and her husband have chosen to face the situation together privately and with commitment. “Like my husband said, this marriage is for better or for worse. So just stop wasting your energy.” Her message is a strong declaration of boundaries in an age of digital intrusion and judgment. Evan Okoro’s firm stance reminds the public that marriage is more than online speculation, and that real love is often built quietly, away from the clicks and comments.

20/05/2025, 17:07:58

Van Vicker Shares Emotional Journey from Childhood Loss to Lasting Love

Celebrated Ghanaian actor Van Vicker has opened up about his deeply personal journey from a childhood marked by loss and struggle to finding a lifelong love that grounded him in purpose and family. In a touching reflection, Vicker revealed how his early life was shaped by the death of his father, a moment that transformed his entire world. “I was born to a Kanyan mother and a Dushfada father. I grew up with my dad, but he passed away when I was just six years old. That moment changed everything. Life became a little tough after that.” Though his mother wasn’t always physically present, her wisdom and love became his guiding light. “My mom really stepped up. She wasn’t there physically all the time, but she always advised me. I became a mummy’s boy. She raised me with love and care, and she always told me one important thing to treat women with respect.” It was that principle that later defined his love life and eventually his marriage. Van Vicker shared how true love found him in the most unexpected way. “As I grew older, I had a hard time finding a true relationship. But one day, while coming back from school back when I was in university, I met a beautiful young lady, Adjoe, who is now my wife.” Despite skepticism from others who didn’t believe someone like him could be single, Van Vicker knew he had found something rare. “From that day, I promised to be loyal and faithful to her because she was probably the only one who gave me the chance to find true love. I put myself on the line to be with her until the end.” Now, 22 years later, the couple is still going strong, raising three children and sharing a love story that’s stood the test of time. “We have three kids together. And I’ve kept my promise.” Van Vicker’s story is one of perseverance, integrity, and the quiet strength of commitment. In an industry often spotlighted for fleeting relationships, his enduring love for his wife Adjoe serves as an inspiring reminder that true love, once found, is worth fighting for and keeping.

20/05/2025, 17:06:04

Nkem Owoh Reflects on Legacy, Osuofia Fame, and Changing Times in Nigerian Cinema

Veteran actor and beloved Nigerian icon Nkem Owoh, famously known as Osuofia, has taken a walk down memory lane offering a moving reflection on the early days of Nollywood and how passion, not privilege, laid the foundation for Africa’s biggest film industry. In a candid statement, Owoh paid tribute to his peers including Patience Ozokwor, Chiwetalu Agu, and others who helped shape Nollywood into a global phenomenon, long before high-definition cameras, streaming platforms, or million-naira budgets. “These days can’t beat the days of myself, Patience Ozokwor, Chiwetalu Agu, and the rest of us who built Nollywood with passion and little resources. We acted like a family and gave our all, even when the pay and tools were small,” he said. Owoh’s journey into stardom began decades ago, but it was the iconic role of Ukwa that first brought him into the spotlight. However, it was the 2003 comedy blockbuster *Osuofia in London that catapulted him into continental fame, forever linking his identity to the character. “Ukwa made people notice me. Then Osuofia in London came and changed everything. That movie made me famous across Africa and beyond. People still call me Osuofia till today.” Beyond acting, Nkem Owoh dabbled in music, releasing the humorous and controversial song I Go Chop Your Dollar a satirical take on internet scams that sparked global conversations and drew both criticism and acclaim. “Comedy and music helped me touch lives in different ways,” he added. While he acknowledges the growth and modernization of Nollywood today with better equipment, global collaborations, and more financial backing Owoh believes that the early era had something irreplaceable: heart. “Today’s actors have more opportunities and better equipment, but our time had more heart. We made people laugh, cry, and think—with less.” Now appearing in fewer productions, Owoh says he remains deeply grateful for the love fans continue to show him. “I may not be in every movie now, but the love from fans has never stopped.” As Nollywood continues to evolve, legends like Nkem Owoh remind audiences that the roots of the industry were built not just with talent, but with tireless sacrifice, camaraderie, and unshakable belief in the power of storytelling.

20/05/2025, 16:41:00

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