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See what this lady did after travelling to US to give birth

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A Nigerian Twitter user @NaijaClassCapt has dropped a shocking revelation about his friend who was a former Professional heart breaker, who married a Nigerian lady (psycho) he met at OAU (Obafemi Awolowo University).

According to @NaijaClassCapt, the Nigerian lady who had always wanted to leave the country, got an opportunity after she traveled to the United States to give birth.  She however gave her child up for adoption, and moved on with her former boyfriend who is now an American citizen. The tweet reads;

My friend went to US to give birth. She never came back. Issa thread!!!

First, let me begin with some context. They met 2005. In Oau while undergraduates. He had been dotting on a psycho who would be all lovey dovey today and pretend she didn’t know him tomorrow– a situation that brought him to tears multiple times

He had come to visit the psycho one day and she walked out on him. He broke down in tears. A former professional heartbreaker, he had never loved a woman and how this one woman he loved couldn’t be bothered to love him back troubled him.

As he broke down in tears in that corner room in Moremi Hall that rainy night, a quiet observant roommate of the psycho consoled him. What started as a genuine sincerely consolation of a broken friend blossomed into a young r/ship that grew into a courtship and then marriage

2016. He’s now a C level executive at a Julius Berger, she a corporate Lawyer at a less famous chamber. She wanted more. More than he could ever offer. He never knew. He wanted the best for his family. She wanted the best for herself, then, later, family.

She had, unbeknownst to him been wanting to leave the country. Yearning to stand shoulder-to-shoulder with fellow lawyers from Cambridge and Yale and defend clients in courts elsewhere. Nigerian would stunt how far he can go she has believed. Pregnancy was her chance.

Initially, she didn’t want to get pregnant. Her argument is that she wasn’t ready. Later, she argued that she needed time, so when she took in without any argument, Tunji was the most excited of men. He came running to me as excited as a child that just got his Christmas gift.

That was also when what we initially thought was pregnancy hormone-triggered behaviours began. She sold her car. He had to drive him to work initially. She sold many of the things she owed and he didn’t even complain. She insisted on giving birth in the US and he happily obliged

Last October, she gave birth, gave the child up for adoption and hooked up with an old flame who is now an American citizen. She needed him to process her stay. She needed her baby out of the picture so she can focus and get things done.

Two days ago, she called Tunji, my friend to inform him that he shouldn’t bother anymore, that she has moved on, the guy wanted to die. He hasn’t eaten since. Love doesn’t seem to be enough these days. Neither does money. Neither does being a nice guy. Look before you leap guys

Update: She had included divorce papers in the documents he unwittingly signed before she traveled and he didn’t know, by virtue of which she is to have custody and can put him up for adoption. She also took a sizable chunk of money from the joint account. soo

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I regret showing off my body and wearing bikinis, says Rihanna (Video)

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Rihanna, the billionaire singer, has recently voiced remorse regarding her past decision to wear bikinis and showing off her body.

Reflecting on her bikini fashion, the singer is now questioning whether she truly embraced that path.

Rihanna pointed out that since becoming a mother, her sense of style has taken a new direction.

Acknowledging her wild past, the mother of two admits that in her younger days, she was more inclined to reveal her body. However, upon reflection, she is astounded by some of the choices she made, now recognizing that she would never make the same decisions as a mother and a more mature woman.

In an interview with Vogue, she openly acknowledged her past behavior, stating;

“It is going to sound hypocritic but… I did so much sh*t in my life. I had my nipples out, my panties out,” she told Vogue.

“But now those are the things that I guess as a mum and evolved young lady, I would never do. I’m just like, ‘Oh! My God, I really did that?”

Watch the video below;

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Funke Akindele’s ‘Jenifa’ to return with new film in December

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Nollywood actor and filmmaker, Funke Akindele has announced that her upcoming film, Everybody Loves Jenifa, a spinoff from the Jenifa franchise will premiere in December.

Akindele wrote, “Been long you saw Jenifa!!!!” on Instagram on Tuesday, April 23, 2024.

While a December premiere is confirmed, details on the film remain unknown. However, the new title, Everybody Loves Jenifa, suggests a potential return to the core elements that have made the franchise popular. With Akindele leading the creative team, viewers can anticipate the return of familiar characters and humorous storylines.

The sitcom, Jenifa’s Diary has been a major Nigerian television show since its debut in 2015. The series centres around the main character played by Akindele, and has featured Folarin “Falz” Falana, Lolo, Juliana Olayode, Lota Chukwu, Paschaline Alex Okoli, and late Aderounmu Adejumoke.

It has also had spin-offs and sequels like Aiyetoro Town (2019), which is set in Jenifa’s village, and Jenifa on Lockdown (2021).

Akindele played Jenifa in the first film in the franchise, Jenifa (2008), a village girl who travelled to the city in pursuit of fortune. Muhydeen S. Ayinde directed the movie.

The movie was nominated for four Africa Movie Academy Awards in 2009 including, Best Original Soundtrack, Best Actress in a Supporting Role, and Best Nigerian Film. For her performance in this movie, Akindele took home the Africa Movie Academy Award for Best Actress in a Leading Role.

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Why I don’t promote nudity in my skits – Layi Wasabi

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Layi Wasabi, the Nigerian skit maker, has revealed why he avoids promoting nudity in his content.

In a recent interview with BBC Pidgin, Wasabi said his comedic style does not rely on nudity because he believes comedy should come from good storytelling.

He said he does not judge his colleagues who incorporate nudity into their work, adding that he focuses on what appeals to him.

“Di kain skit wey I dey do no need naked women but I no go judge anybody. But me wetin appeal to me na hin I dey do,” he said in Pidgin English.

“Comedy na wetin you fit do effortlessly, and if you tell your story well well, you fit make people laugh you no need to dey involve women wey dey naked.”

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Bodex F. Hungbo, SPMIIM is a multiple award-winning Nigerian Digital Media Practitioner, Digital Strategist, PR consultant, Brand and Event Expert, Tv Presenter, Tier-A Blogger/Influencer, and a top cobbler in Nigeria.

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