Popular Nollywood actor, Jim Iyke has taken to the social media to warn fans against trolls this year, stressing that he has zero tolerance for it. The actor who took to his Instagram page to issue the warming said he would not be urbane if anyone crosses the line. His post reads;

Popular Nigeria Info FM OAP Adenike Oyetunde has issued a warning to people who use her image without her consent, especially on disability campaigns. The AOP who threatened to sue anyone that uses her image without her consent for campaign purposes stated that she was called to the Nigerian Bar 10 years ago and will not hesitate to take legal action against further breach of her rights.

Popular Nigerian singer and entrepreneur, Banky W has revealed why he rescinded his earlier unfavorable disposition to elaborate wedding, after fans sustained media attacks on him following his recent elaborate wedding ceremony in South Africa and a big thanks giving bash in London.

Dele Momodu, Ovation publisher, has confessed that his biggest battle in life was his two-year rift with singer Davido.

Momodu and the singer had reconciled during his annual Ovation Christmas carol after their falling out in December 2015.

The ace journalist had said the “true reconciliation” was facilitated by Davido’s father, Tunji Adeleke.

Pretty London-based Nollywood actress, Opeyemi Aiyeola has taken to the social media to announce her return to acting after her husband finally gave her the nod. The pretty screen diva disclosed that ever since she got married and delivered her sons, her husband made her go on sabbatical leave. She explained that the long break she had from the movie industry was a result of her having time for her family, especially her children.

Hugh Masekela, South Africa’s trumpeter, jazz artist and anti-apartheid activist, died on Tuesday in Johannesburg, after suffering from a prolonged prostrate cancer.

South Africa’s minister of arts and Culture, Nathi Mthethwa, announced the death of the 78 year old music legend who spent three decades in exile on Twitter.

“A baobab tree has fallen, the nation has lost a one of a kind musician with the passing of Jazz legend bra Hugh Masekela. We can safely say bra Hugh was one of the great architects of Afro-Jazz and he uplifted the soul of our nation through his timeless music,” Mthethwa tweeted.