“I Suspended Some Actors & Actresses Due To Immorality” Pastor Zack Orji Fumes

  

The lure of the bright lights of Nollywood, the fame, the money, and the street credibility really appears at an all-time high. You either make it, fake it, or go the extra mile to get it.

Hon. Patrick Obahiagbon's Grammar on channels

  

Patrick Obahiagbon, who represents Oredo Federal Constituency of Edo state  shot to limelight the moment he arrived  the House of Representatives in 2007  with his uncanny knack for jaw-breaking words.

For reasons  he explained exclusively below to Saturday Vanguard in his first ever interview on his manner of speech, the 1983 product of  St John Bosco Grammar School, Obiaja, Edo State swore that he has since cut short on the big, big vocabulary he uses.

In this chat, the 1987  Law graduate of University of Benin, who also holds two Master degrees,  appealed to his audience for understanding,  explaining that,the intention is not to deliberately  befuddle or obfuscate them insisting that, I do not set out to deposit my audience in a portmanteau of indecipherability Excerpts.

Why I speak the way I do 

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Nollywood at the mercy of pornography

               

When Nigerian movie industry otherwise known as Nollywood, kicked off about twenty years ago, themes of witchcraft, ritualism and greed that dominated some of the early movies.

Today, the practice has shifted and lovers of the country’s films are helplessly being compelled to watch obscene movies which promotes immorality and cultures that are alien to us as Africans.

Indeed, recent survey has shown that pornographic movies are increasingly taking over Nollywood. Ardent followers of the recent development in the industry would have noticed the disturbing increase in the degree of nudity portrayed in some of the recent Nollywood flicks. more stories below...

Actress Chika Ike opens up saying- "I am a victim of domestic violence"

 

Actress Chike Ike pens an open letter to her fans, opening up about the physical abuse she suffered in the hands of the man she called her husband for five years. 

The past three years has been a very emotional period for me. I focused my energy on work and to build back my self esteem. its been really hard for me to come out straight and talk about this because sometimes I pinch myself to wake up and not believe that I was a victim of domestic violence. I've been through a lot in my life, faced a lot of challenges but this is one topic I've tried so hard to avoid and have been waiting for the right time but I have come to a resolve   that there's really no right time because every second of the day,lives are being lost due to domestic violence.  I was a victiim of domestic violence in my marriage and that was the singular reason I left my marriage, aside other reasons. get more stories below...