Nigerian movie star, Bimbo Ademoye has said the first salary she earned for her debut movie was N12,500 (Twelve Thousand Five Hundred Naira).

She said that she producers informed her that she will get the payment six months after shooting, so her dad decided to handle the budget of N50k while shooting.

Ademoye made this known during a chat with the YouTuber Hawa Magaji, as she opened up about personal issues she deals with in her career.

The Nollywood actress who said she battled with self esteem issues that morphed into anxiety, also hinted that her parents’ divorce was a contributory factor.

According to Ademoye, she had low self-esteem since her childhood and it is something she had to learn to deal with in the movie industry.

The sensational actress also said she still experiences anxiety, and her dad helps her deal with it, hence the reason for the father-daughter bond they share.

She said; “If I’m in a room with more than 10 people, I start to have an anxiety attack. I think my social anxiety came from having low self-esteem issues growing up, not being with my parents. I grew up with this thought in my head that nobody wanted to be around me.

“I don’t really like human beings because I feel like they are full of shit based on my experience. Most times I love to be by myself. I’d rather not deal with the hurt that people tend to bring. I’d rather just be on my own and just be around the few people that I’ve given access to me.

“I’m still dealing with that even at this stage. That’s why I’m very close to my dad because [he] was very big on helping me with that. I wet the bed for a long time. I’m talking about SS2 and SS3. My dad laughed it off.

My first ever acting gig, they told me they were going to pay me N12,500 and they were going to pay me six months after shooting. My dad paid for my shooting budget of N50,000 during the shoot.”

Hon. Moji Meranda, the Chief Whip of the Lagos State House of Assembly, would be unveiling the nominees for the upcoming Nollywood industry awards event, Best of Nollywood Awards, BON Awards, which will be be taking place in Owerri, Imo State’s capital.

In a press statement to the media, the founder of the award, Seun Oloketuyi, the choice of Hon. Ojora comes natural as she fits the bill perfectly.

“While it is a honour for us as organisers to have Hon. Moji Ojora to unveil one of the most respected awards event in the Nollywood industry, we feel it is also a way of appreciating a woman of valour, who has done so much in politics and in her own little way, contributed to the growth of the Nigerian movie industry,” Oloketuyi explained.

BON Awards, which is in its 14th edition, had earlier announced the veteran Nollywood practitioner, Francis Onwochei, as the new head of the jury.

The nominees unveiling event would be held at the Class Suite Signatures by 6:00pm in the evening. The hotel is located on No. 17, Agbaoku Street, Opebi, Ikeja, Lagos.

The main event, BON Awards 2022, will be held at the International Conference Centre recently renovated by the state government on December 3, 2022.

“We’ve taken the 14th edition of the awards event a notch higher by ensuring that it’s at par with the best of what is obtainable in the world and it can only get better from here,” Oloketuyi disclosed.

Marvel has released a new and more lengthy trailer for its forthcoming movie ‘Black Panther: Wakanda Forever’ alongside earl;y tickets in view of the show being released in cinemas on the 11th of November.

The trailer release was announced on Monday via Marvel Studio’s official Twitter handle.

“Show them who we are.” Watch the brand-new trailer for Marvel Studios’ Black Panther: #WakandaForever, only in theatres November 11,” the tweet read.

“Show them who we are.” Watch the brand-new trailer for Marvel Studios’ Black Panther: #WakandaForever, only in theaters November 11.

Get tickets now: https://t.co/XGLcVknhzs pic.twitter.com/VZC5x1zern

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— Marvel Studios (@MarvelStudios) October 3, 2022

Speculations on who would play the Black Panther role following the death of Chadwick Boseman, who died in 2020 following a battle with colon cancer had been brewing.

Many claimed Winston Luke who plays M’baku would take up the mantle while others suggested Marvel would lean towards a female panther with Letitia Wright (Shuri) getting the nod.

However, the Marvel Studio President, Kevin Feige, in a recent interview with Empire magazine regarding the late actor’s character “T’chala”, said the movie was going to be a very different kind of Black Panther,

“One without T’Challa at its centre, though still very much about his legacy.”

“Marvel made the decision not to recast the role, and instead find a different approach for the sequel and the ongoing story of Wakanda – a move taken to honour Boseman,” the interview read.

The President said ‘It just felt like it was much too soon to recast,’ to recasting the character.

The new trailer also features apparent villain Namor and his underwater kingdom, as well as new superhero Ironheart.