The Buzz: Trending Entertainment News
Nigeria’s entertainment scene is buzzing with legal drama, bold confessions, industry reflections and political clarifications. From courtroom tensions to personal convictions, here are the stories currently making headlines.
Child Custody: Law Firm Warns Davido, Fans Against Online Intimidation
A law firm representing Sophia Momodu has cautioned Afrobeats star Davido and his supporters against making public statements capable of influencing the ongoing custody case over their daughter, Imade.
Punuka Attorneys & Solicitors condemned the singer’s social media comments directed at their partner, Ebelechukwu Enedah, insisting the matter is sub judice and should be determined solely by the court. Davido, who expressed displeasure over the mention of his late son during proceedings, later announced his decision to withdraw the joint custody suit, saying he never sought full custody.
Gabriel Afolayan: Acting Is a Calling, Not Just Family Legacy
Actor and singer Gabriel Afolayan says his career in film is driven by personal conviction rather than family influence.
Speaking on Channels Television, Afolayan acknowledged the weight of belonging to a respected acting dynasty but maintained that his passion for acting stems from within. He noted that while legacy cannot be denied, personal identity and craft ultimately define an individual’s journey in Nollywood.
Why I Stopped Paying Tithes to Churches – Toke Makinwa
Media personality Toke Makinwa has revealed she no longer pays tithes to churches, choosing instead to support individuals directly.
In a conversation with Chude Jideonwo, Makinwa questioned why financially stable churches continue to request funds while many individuals struggle. She disclosed that she once gave entire endorsement earnings to her church but now channels her giving to hospitals, maternity wards and people with urgent needs.
Omotola Hails Women’s Dominance, Entrepreneurial Drive in Nollywood
Award-winning actress Omotola Jalade-Ekeinde has praised women for sustaining Nollywood through resilience and entrepreneurship.
She stated that many female actors run multiple businesses alongside their film careers, describing women as the backbone of the industry. Omotola also spoke about the intense public attention women receive and revealed that despite being married, she still gets gifts from admirers — adding that her husband remains secure and supportive.
How Juju Man Tried to Cast Spell on Me but Failed – Nathaniel Bassey
Gospel minister Nathaniel Bassey has recounted an encounter with an alleged spiritualist who attempted to place him under a spell.
According to Bassey, the man approached his vehicle and began casting what he described as an enchantment. He said he responded by declaring Bible verses, insisting that “there is no enchantment against Jacob.” The cleric stressed that his testimony was meant to highlight faith and spiritual vigilance rather than glorify evil.
I’ll Work With Any Political Party – Iyabo Ojo Tells Critics After FAAN Video
Nollywood actress Iyabo Ojo has declared she is willing to work with any political party committed to national development.
The statement followed backlash over her promotional video for the Federal Airports Authority of Nigeria (FAAN), where she praised improvements at the Murtala Muhammed International Airport. Critics referenced her previous political stance, but Ojo clarified she was not paid for the video and acted out of patriotism, insisting her support is for progress, not politics.
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