Actress Rita Dominic found love

Rita Dominic Finds Love! Veteran Nollywood actress, Rita Dominic took to her Instagram handle to show off her man for the first time, IgbereTV reports. She wrote: "Merry Christmas.." https://www.instagram.com/p/CJQMAfAnvvo/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link

Popular Nigerian filmmaker, Chico Ejiro, is dead.

It was gathered that he died on Friday – Christmas Day – about 2am. Ejiro was popular for his blockbuster movies in the 90s. He produced movies like Silent Night, Blood Money, Deadly Affair, among several other notable movies. In a phone conversation with The PUNCH, his colleague and close friend, Zik Zulu, said, “Yes, it is true, Chico Ejiro is dead.” Also, the President of the Actors Guild of Nigeria, Emeka Rollas, confirmed the filmmaker’s death. He said, “I just learnt of his death. The news of his death is so devastating. I do not know the cause of his death; I am still calling around to get the proper information and I am waiting for his association ― The Association of Movie Producers ― to make a statement.” However, a source close to the deceased revealed that Ejiro died about 2 am on Christmas Day. “He was ill about five weeks ago and he was rushed to a hospital in Surulere where he was placed on admission. After about a week, he was discharged and he went back home to recuperate. “From what he said, he had high blood pressure that led to some heart complications. He was recuperating and got better. He even started a production that he was shooting about four days ago but he was not fully involved. “He was just like the supervising director. He will go to the location and supervise them, so, we all felt that he was good. Although he kept saying that he had not gotten back to his full health; he was still very weak. We were shocked about his death because he was even talking to some of his friends till late last night. I learnt he died about 2 am this morning,” the source said.

Asa ,songwriter said she loves tall men

International singer and songwriter, Bukola Elemide, popularly known as Asa, has revealed her affection for tall men. The ‘Femi mo’ crooner, in an interview with Ndani TV, stated that she was not happy that her parents were short. . She said, “I am crazy for tall guys. They could be dark. If you are dark, be very dark. Then, it takes me time to think, ‘Does he have a brain?’ If my future man is short, if I ever get married, I won’t complain. I do hope he is not short, because my parents were short and I wasn’t happy about that.” . Asa also noted that when she started her music career, she was wary of opinions about her voice. . The Europe-based singer said, “I just never trusted people; maybe it was (because) my father told me all the time that ‘you can’t trust people’. I think people just didn’t get me. When I started performing publicly, I didn’t come out as a singer. I came out as a dancer. That thing was inside me saying, ‘Why is your voice like this? Why do you sound like this? Why do you walk like this? Who do you think you are’? So, I just went into my world and performed to an imaginary audience. When my first album came out, I did not expect it was going to be that big. I was shy and slightly embarrassed. I thought I was not ready and still needed to do more work.” . Speaking on the impact of the COVID-19 lockdown on her career and her inability to perform at concerts, she added, “I know we will never forget this year. I think every day of my life has always been a lockdown. I am usually almost in isolation all the time. This time, it wasn’t very hard for me because I have lived this (way) every day of my life. I actually enjoy and see what actual silence means. I spent the time writing a lot and working with producers.” . Asa also stated that patriarchy made it hard for women to succeed in the Nigerian music industry. She said, “I am glad that more ladies are coming out and doing really awesome work. Yemi Alade, Tiwa Savage, Simi, Teni, Niniola, Tems and others are awesome. Patriarchy makes it hard for women. We need more women and when we have more women, they would be more encouraged.”

Meet Nigerian Celebrity Genevieve Nnaji's Daughter Who Got Married Before Her Mother

Like the popular saying that life is not by "first come, first served" as overtaking is allowed in the journey of life.

We didn't take cognizance of the saying until a daughter got married before her mother. The story of popular Nigerian celebrity Genevieve Nnaji's motherhood has always been an emotional one.

The talented and delectable actress got pregnant at the age of 17 but had a problem with her boyfriend that made them go their separate ways.

Even though the question of abortion came in, Genevieve said she was grateful she didn't take such a decision.

The product of the pregnant is Theodora Chimebuka Nnaji who is now 23 years old.

After keeping her daughter from the public for a long time, Genevieve eventually shares her picture in 2018 to the admiration of her fans.

Not long after the public appearance with her daughter, Genevieve shared the pictures of her daughter's wedding that held in her hometown Mbaise and attended by celebrities.

The young lady, who is basically a spitting image of her gorgeous mother, married her beloved man Prince Osi Chigozie Ikediwa. Chimebuka’s husband comes from Texas, but is Nigerian. 

It's no more news that talented and gorgeous Genevieve Nnaji has been enjoying her spinsterhood since her rise to fame and chose not to get married, her daughter didn't toil the path of her mother and got married to her beloved husband at an early age of 23.

Theodora is a graduated with a degree from the Nnamdi Azikwe University. In 2013, she completed her NYSC program. Nowadays, she has her own makeup business, which is called NAJ Artistry. She offers her services to many Nollywood celebrities, who are mostly acquaintances of her famous mother.

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