Saturday, 21 March 2015

I'm Not A Bad Girl, I Pray 5 Times A Day - Halima Abubakar


Aside her knack for intelligently interpreting movie roles, Halima Abubakar, has over the years been dubbed one of Nollywood's bad girls because of her flare to stay fashionable by wearing revealing clothes.
The actress cum producer wants to correct that impression, arguing that she's a good girl, prays 5 times a day but likes to stay stylish.

" People tend to misunderstand me a lot. Most people I have encountered in my life do not know me but they judge me based on my outward appearance. When they get to know the real me, they are shocked. People are quick to judge and assume. I believe people should actually be patient enough to know me before they begin to judge me.

Some people say I am not as bad as I am being portrayed. I am not a bad girl. I pray five times a day even though my Muslim brothers and sisters don’t believe I do. They come on my instagram page and rant. When they should be focusing on how to move Nigeria forward, they come on my instagram page and begin to bash me. I am human, so I react sometimes but most times, my fans reply them."

Halima was also fond of committing lots of fashion errors and she defends herself thus,
"I was a young girl experimenting with fashion and I stopped when I got tired. I did not change my style because of anybody. I wasn’t doing anything extraordinary; it was just a short dress or bum shorts. When you look at my age at that time, it was a normal thing that a teenager does. I grew out of it but in movies, I wear skimpy clothes sometimes. I don’t wear them off set any more. I need to be responsible to my fans and my family.

My parents do not like me wearing short things. My mother says if I want to wear such, I should cover my hair. She says if I want to wear miniskirt, I should cover my hair but it cannot be covered in every movie. The funny thing is that at home, I do not wear skimpy dresses. I don’t know how people were able to single me out of the crowd. I was just a teenager having fun," she told Punch.

I Made Only N240 From A Movie In A Year - Ramsey Noah



Nollywood actor, Ramsey Nouah, has identified with young aspiring actors and films makers that one of the key factors they need to put into consideration is their responsibility.

Ramsey explained that as an actor, responsibility helps to attract endorsements and in achieving this, one needs to deal with his or her character and image to a level it can be well accepted by fans.

“Your responsibility attracts endorsements and involves your character and image as a role model. As a successful actor, you have a voice that you need to project in a responsible way,” he said.

Recalling his foray into the make-belief world, the actor revealed that one of the soap operas he featured in, he was being paid the sum of N80 per episode for just three months and throughout the remaining episodes, he was never paid till date.

He explained that, “Back then, when I was in Fortunes, I was paid just N80 per episode and they paid only for three months. The remaining nine months of the money, I haven’t seen till this day. So for one year of my life of Fortunes, I made only N240.”

Tuesday, 17 March 2015

I Would Have Lost My Husband To Skinny Girls If I Didn`t Spice My Sex Styles - Mide Martins


Sometime in 2014, it was rumoured that Nollywood actress, Mide Martins who married a popular Nollywood actor and producer Afeez Owo, had packed out of her matrimonial home on an alleged infidelity accusation by Afeez, but the actress denied the speculations stating that her home was intact.

Well, on how she has been able to keep her home front amidst tight schedule on set, Mide disclosed to Ynaija that she uses various s3x positions to hold her husband to herself.

In responding to the viral claim by a UK based Nigerian pastor, Olugbenga Oladejo, who warned all married couples against unholy sexual acts and immoral positions claiming the only position that is holy in God’s sight is the face-to-face (missionary style) position with the husband on top, the actress stated that if she had not practiced other s3x positions, she would have lost her husband to other ladies.

According to her, “One style what? If it is only one style that I have been doing with my husband, I would have lost him to all these skinny girls out there. If any wife decides to stick the missionary style she will lose him to the girls out there who are ready to go the extra mile and do lots of crazy stuff of bed to make the man happy.”

“Me I do the doggi3 style, spice it up, everything. I do all the styles please. I will advise women not to let anybody mislead them, women, please always have good sex with your husband so he won’t have any cause to go outside,” she added.

I Had My First Tattoo At 15 On My Boobs - Halima Abubakar



Since Halima Abubakar became a household name in the film industry, she has remained on the lips of many movie buffs for a long time. For some time, she was controversial, but lately, the Kogi State-born actress turned producer has been on a low profile. 

But recently, she disclosed that after starting her acting career at 13, she got her first tattoo on her on one of her boobs at 15.

“Tattoos are addictive a bit although it’s painful, but I just have a few. The ones I have are not too common or exposed for everyone to see. It is the tattoo on my breast that everybody knows because I have had it since I was young. I had that tattoo at age 15 and I started acting when I was 13," she said in a recent interview.

“I don’t have a boyfriend. I used to have what my ideal kind of man should be but not anymore as long as we can tolerate each other, I think that is it. Marriage is not an easy thing and I’m sure those in it can attest to this.

“I don’t want to say too much so that they will not say I’m trying to discourage those who are married because I am not. But do I want to get married? That is another question. I see a lot of people’s marriages and it’s not something that I want to be in,” she also said.

My Man Should Know How To Press My Buttons - Curvy Toolz Reveals



Toolz Oniru, the popular Beat FM presenter, needs no much introduction. Just like the golden fish that has nowhere to hide in the water, the curvy diva is always easily spotted whenever she attends public functions.

Well, there are few things Toolz says she wants in a man, though she is reportedly in a serious relationship with Tunde Demuren, son of a former DG of NCAA. In a recent interview, she hinted what her man must be able to do, which is pressing her buttons well.

“Everything and I think that’s why I am very picky. I want somebody ambitious, caring and sensitive. It’s very important to me that the person is hopeful, I am hopelessly romantic. I want him to be God-fearing and respect me. The list is endless.

“Somebody that I’m comfortable enough to basically let them take charge when they need to. The person that will understand me, know which buttons to press. I want someone that will understand what a relationship entails, someone that will know it’s not just about having someone you call your girlfriend, never cheat on you, all those things,” she gushed.

Upcoming Actresses Always Want To Feel Among Easily - Grace Amah


Nollywood actress, Grace Amah, says the new crop of actresses in the industry are truly favoured because they never went through what some of their senior colleagues in the industry went through before getting movie roles.

According to her, nowadays, an actress can get a movie role just by getting the attention of a filmmaker, and at the end of the day, sees herself as a star.

The mother of one said even though she does not have any issue with such, Grace expressed her dissatisfaction at the attitudes put up by these up-and-coming actresses.

“I think I’ll just say that they are favoured in the sense that the things we went through are certainly not the things they are going through right now.

“Someone could now just walk in or a producer could just see someone on the road and call the person to do a role. Before you know what’s happening, the person is being seen everywhere as a star,” Grace said in an interview.

“I don’t have an issue with people being stars but it’s really unbecoming for someone who just came in yesterday to begin to rub shoulders with people who have been there. Some don’t have respect for elders.
“When they see their senior colleagues, they expect them to say ‘Hello’ to them and even when the senior colleague goes the extra mile to say ‘Hello’, they snub them. That’s rubbish. It’s just so bad that we don’t have ethics in Nollywood,” she added.

Angela Okorie And Prince Ekeh Back Again After The South Africa Scandal


Ex- Delta soap beauty model cum actress, Angela Okorie has declared she has willingly forgiven Muma Gee’s husband, Prince Ekeh over the role he played in the scandal involving her and a South-African based Nigerian, Prosper, in 2014.

According to the controversial light skinned actress, Prince Ekeh ate the humble and begged for forgiveness before she took him back as a 'dear colleague'.

“I have forgiven Prince Ekeh because he came to apologise to me that he’s sorry for all that happened. If he hadn’t come to beg me, I wouldn’t have let it go. However, as far as taking him out of the country again is concerned, my brother, that one is out of the question. If someone tries to shoot you the first time, and you survive, would you want the person to shoot you again?” she asked rhetorically.

“If there’s a producer that wants us to do a job together, yes, its okay, I’ll do it. But for me to take him out of the country and get into this kind of mess again…for someone to start blackmailing me over what I did not do, no! I wouldn’t want that to repeat itself. Do you know what that incident could have caused in my life? If my husband isn’t somebody who understands me, trusts me, my marriage would have been over by now.”

Speaking further, she said, “Don’t get me wrong…I can still suggest him for movies like I’ve been doing before. As a matter of fact, I’m the one who suggested him for a job he went to do in the US sometime ago.

It was my connection he used in getting visa to the US, do you understand? I can still be doing that for him based on the kind of person I am, and the type of heart I have," she told Vanguard.

Friday, 6 March 2015

If You Are Not Recieving in Your Relationship, Quit - Shan George



Nollywood actress, Shan George, has called on her fans to be careful in the kind of relationships they get themselves involved with so that they will not be making the mistake of a lifetime that will affect them later.

The actress stated that in any relationship people get involved in, they should understand that the love is meant to be shared and not to be a one sided affair.

She called on people who are facing the challenges of being the giver without receiving in their relationships to quit the relationship.

“If you are in a relationship that you are the one who does all the giving, i advice you step aside, because it should be reciprocated,” she said.

Yvonne Nelson Says She’s A Secondary V*rg*n, Wants A Man 5-Years Older



She’s sexy, leggy and one of Ghana’s most sought after actresses. Yvonne Nelson need no further introduction as her brand is already a house hold name.

Although she beautiful and the delight of men of timber and caliber, yet Miss Nelson had confessed that she hasn’t had sex since the beginning of 2015.

“This year I’m a secondary virgin. I’m just trying to concentrate on my career. John Dumelo can’t change. He is a ladies’ man and he will forever be John. Plus I don’t want any man in the industry”.

She also hinted that most Ghanaian men are intimidated; most often when it’s age appropriate, saying that, they then they think she is doing better than them.

“They think I’m going to be bossy and control them around. Those around my age are bothered that I’m an independent lady. That has always been the problem. There were about two guys who got scared. But I really don’t mind. Middle of last year, I was trying out something and I wasn’t convinced so I backed off. It had to do with the man not being matured enough. I want a man older than me from 5 years”.

Wednesday, 4 March 2015

I Look Up To Bracket - Tiwa Savage


Pregnant Mavin Records first lady, Tiwa Savage, has revealed that she is proud of Nigerian music duo, Bracket, because they are Nigerian singers she looks up to.

Tiwa, who was featured in one of the group’s latest singles entitled ‘Alive,’ alongside Tanzanian music star, Diamond Platnumz, stated that the song was one of the best she has featured in recently, noting that she is honoured to be part of it.

“One of the features I've done that I was so honoured to be part of. The message in the song really touches my heart and the artists I worked with are all people I look up to,” she said.

According to Bracket, who became very popular after the release of ‘Yori Yori’ few years ago, ‘Alive’ is a song written to thank God for the successful cancer surgery underwent by Vast, one half of the music group in 2013 at Platinum Medical Centre, Wellington, London.

“It’s an idea we conceived shortly after Vast survived cancer. We want to help people with cancer, at least pay their bills, even if they don’t survive it, we want to help them stay alive,” Smash stated.

I Use My Tithes to Save Lives - Empress Njamah


Nollywood actress, philanthropist and businesswoman, Empress Njamah has disclosed her House of Empress Foundation is her own way of paying her tithes to God.

According to the actress, she came about the foundation due to the overwhelming occurrence of child negligence in the country and was moved to do something for them as her own way of giving the children hope.

The actress explained to Encomium magazine that it has not been easy managing the foundation as she does not get support from anybody or the government.

“It has not been easy though. Like I mentioned, the God factor always miraculously weather the storm. It’s part of how I pay my tithe. I have never gotten funds from a soul, government or friends. It has been my sweat all the way and House of Empress has been supportive too,” she said.

I’m Not Suffering From Husband Scarcity - Sikiratu Sindodo



Yoruba actress, Khadijat Temitayo Odueke, better known as Sikiratu Sindodo, who recently celebrated her birthday, is in no rush to stay under the same roof with a man as his wife. 

According to her, she can get married anytime she is ready to settle down because getting a man to marry is not a difficult thing for her.

The actress, who was rumoured to be dating Fuji star, Alhaji Sulaimon Adekunle Alao, popularly addressed as Malaika, declined speaking on the issue.

Malaika was recently featured in a movie by Sindodo, where the singer played a lead role in the yet-to-be launched movie titled ‘Khadijat’.

On why she has remained single, the actress told Encomium magazine that, “I don’t think it’s difficult. If I want to get married today, I will.”

Good sex turns me on – Actress Paschaline Alex


 Budding Nollywood actress, Pascaline Alex doesn’t mince words when it comes to our feelings about sex. The sexy actress has said one of the things that turn her on is sex. “Let me skip the ‘Holier than thou’ stuff, sex sometimes turn me on too. But good sex follows when your man is good” she says.

“I think it is between two matured people, sex should not be a forceful act. I think it’s something that comes out from the mind, you want to do it and this person wants to do it, it’s a neutral thing. I tell people sometimes that you don’t have to force a lady or force a guy to have sex with you, it’s just an attraction. It’s just what the heart speaks and what you want to do at that moment. I see sex as a neutral thing; it’s not a forceful act. I feel sad when I hear of rape in this our generation, it’s not good. Sex is not rape; you don’t have to put it in a rape kind of way so I think sex is a very neutral thing, it’s a thing of the mind” she added.
When wave-making Yoruba actress, Seyi Edun expressed her preference for pre-marital sex in a chat with Potpourri a couple of months ago, the story went viral because when the actress talks many listen. As much as Seyi didn’t so much fancy how people made a meal of the story, her view still echoes and continues to serve as a good word of wisdom to many youngsters.

“Sex is a good thing, we are all sexual beings. Our sexuality is linked with the rest of our lives. It’s a sort of bond between two people, a form of expression that goes beyond the ordinary intimacy shared. It’s a good thing” she says

“Once you are an adult and you think you are ready, go for it. Personally, I think sex before marriage is good. Because it will make you know your partner well before going into marriage. So, if there is anything you are not comfortable with, you have an ample time to correct it before actually going into the lifetime contract of marriage. Doing it before marriage also reduces adultery and fornication. It is also a good way of studying your partner before you get committed to him or her” she added.