Nollywood actress, Nkechi Blessing has blown hot at some of her colleagues who are fond of badmouthing others to movie ,producers/directors.

The curvy actress noted how such people deny their colleagues, with whom they have personal beef, opportunities to star in movies by badmouthing them to movie producers and directors.

Nkechi reminded them that someday their days would soon be over.

“Now to Nollywood….to as many of you that have taken a role from any actor because of personal beef, you go as far as telling producers/directors not to use a particular actor in their movie because you don’t like them, una cup go soon full. I just say make I remind una”.
Nkechi Blessing calls out her colleagues

Concurring with her, Tonto stated that she would have tagged the names of such colleagues, but she doesn’t want to be distracted by evil.

“I would have tagged them but I don’t want to be distracted by evil. It’s well my sister

Olayinka Solomon wrote, “They will be disgraced soon.

Alesh Sanni wrote, “Hmmmm..this one na another story oo”.
Tonto Dikeh reacts as Nkechi Blessing calls out her colleagues

Sometime back, while defending her colleague, Adunni Ade, Nkechi Blessing noted how the movie industry pulls down anyone they dislike.

Nkechi Blessing stated that when one is hated in the movie industry, people in upper power would do anything to bring such a person down.

In similar news, months back, Habibat Jinad had called out her colleague, Yetunde Bakare, pleading with her to allow her live for her son’s sake and her mental health.

According to Jinad, Yetunde has been badmouthing her, ruining her reputation based on false rumors, and has been stopping her helpers from reaching out to her.

Defending herself, Yetunde Bakare debunked her statement as she stated that Jinad was holding on to their past beef

Nollywood Actress, Ruth Kadiri has announced the successful recovery of her stolen Range Rover Autobiography, which was allegedly taken by one of her staff members.

In a recent Instagram post on Wednesday, September 20, the actress expressed her gratitude to those who helped her in this ordeal.

Narrating the incident, Ruth Kadiri explained that she returned home on the 9th of September and was shocked to discover that her luxury vehicle, a Range Rover Autobiography, had gone missing.

She revealed that the vehicle theft was allegedly carried out by one of her employees.

However, she did not provide specific details about the identity of the suspect or the circumstances surrounding the theft.

Nigerian award-winning artiste, David ‘DavidO’ Adeleke’s, fourth studio album, “Timeless,” has been honored with the prestigious title of ‘Album of the Year‘ at the African Muzik Magazine Awards (AFRIMMAs) 2023. This monumental win marks a remarkable milestone for the talented artist and his extraordinary body of work.

“Timeless” a musical masterpiece released on March 31st, 2023, boasts a collection of 17 captivating tracks. This album, a collaborative effort between Davido Music Worldwide, Columbia Records, and Sony Music Entertainment, has made an indelible mark in the music industry.

Davido’s ‘Timeless’ faced tough competition from outstanding albums such as Asake’s ‘Work of Art,’ Stonebowoy’s ‘5th Dimension,’ Omah Lay’s ‘Boy Alone Deluxe,’ Amaarae’s ‘Fountain Baby,’ among others. However, it emerged victorious, standing tall as the ‘Album of the Year.’

The 10th edition of AFRIMMA was a grand celebration of African music, taking place on the night of September 17th at the prestigious Meyerson Symphony Center in Dallas, Texas. It was an evening filled with talent, creativity, and musical excellence.

For Davido, this award is a testament to the resounding success of ‘Timeless.’ Shortly after its release, the album soared to the top of the African charts on iTunes and reached an impressive second position on the US Apple Music Albums chart. It is a reflection of the global impact and appeal of Davido’s music.

The African Muzik Magazine Awards (AFRIMMAs) serve as a platform to recognize and reward exceptional musical talent from across the African continent. This annual ceremony embraces a wide range of musical genres, including Afrobeats, Afro-Trap, Highlife, Assiko, Bongo, Genge, Kwaito, Soukous, Coupé décalé, and Lingala. It is a testament to the diverse and rich musical landscape of Africa.

Davido’s ‘Timeless’ has undoubtedly left an indelible mark in the music world, and this AFRIMMA ‘Album of the Year’ award is a well-deserved acknowledgment of his outstanding contribution to African music.