Nollywood actors Chukwuebuka Ajoku and Betty Okafor have held their traditional wedding rites in Delta state.

The intimate ceremony, attended by family and friends, showcased the couple’s cultural heritage.

Betty stunned in a white blouse and wrapper, adorned with coral beads, hand fans, and a flowery headpiece.

Chukwuebuka, on the other hand, complemented her in his traditional white attire, complete with coral beads, his native Isi Agu cap, and Akupe hand fan.

Fellow actress Ekene Umenwa shared a video from the event on her Instagram page on Sunday. She also congratulated the couple and prayed for their future together.

“See the way she has peace laying on him chimoooooo. This peace will be forever Amen. My heart is so full of joy, Jesus you do this one. Congratulations to my baby @fessabokafor. I have watched you grow into the woman you’ve become today,” she wrote.

“Ha no where me enter today seeing how beautiful you are on this attire with your king @iamalexcross. This one loud. I cover you two with the blood of Jesus Christ, Amen. No evil eye shall befall your home.”

Gifted songstress, Ugoccie has opened up about her views on relationships, making it clear that she has zero tolerance for infidelity.

When asked whether she could stay with a cheating but wealthy partner, Ugoccie’s response was direct and unwavering.

In an interview with Potpourri she said:”No, I cannot. No one likes to be cheated on, and I live by the rule that says, ‘Do unto others what you wish them to do to you.’ I believe in karma. That thing you don’t want your partner to do to you, don’t do it to them. Simple.”

Aside from her personal stance on relationships, Ugoccie also discussed her musical journey and her collaborations with some of Nigeria’s top female artists, including Yemi Alade and Niniola. She noted that there is no significant difference in working with male or female artistes, as the focus is always on creating good music.

“Personally, I’d say there’s no difference because at the end of the day, the common goal is to make music and enjoy the art while at it,” she explained. “The experience is all that matters, and the fact that these beautiful people thought it was amazing to share their light with me and be a part of my creative life is what makes it special.”

The “Man On Fire” crooner also touched on her identity as the ‘Voice of the East,’ a title she embraces with pride. She sees it as a way to give her music a strong identity, connecting her with her southeastern Nigerian roots while redefining indigenous music.

“Being called the ‘Voice of the East’ does not limit the scope of my music at all. Instead, it gives me a solid identity. I want to be someone my people can identify with and say, ‘She stood up for the women from that region’ and ‘she redefined indigenous music coming from the southeastern part of Nigeria”.

Hamzat Habeeb Adelaja, the TikTok star better known as Peller, has opened up about his relationship with fellow content creator Amadou ‘Jadorita‘ Elizabeth.

The skit makers have been sparking dating rumours since they started collaborating on content creation.

Peller and Jadorita recently shared intimate moments from their romantic date, further fueling speculation about their relationship.

In the latest edition of the ‘Curiosity Made Me Ask’ podcast, Peller revealed that Jadorita initiated their date.

When asked about the nature of their relationship, the 19-year-old said: “We’re both chasing after each other”. He also dismissed negative comments, attributing them to jealousy.

“How do you know that I am chasing her and she is not chasing me too,” the Ikorodu-born streamer said.

“She took me on a date and I was not the one who did. I bought an original rose, not a fake one. People who said it was fake are only jealous of my baby.”

When pressed about their relationship status, Peller maintained, “It’s none of your business”.

The streamer also shared his thoughts on his online persona.

“I do not care if people do not find me funny. I want to make money. I am into furniture. My intention was not to make people laugh. I am not a comedian. I am a streamer. First person to get 20,000 viewers on a live session,” he added.

Peller’s popularity soared after featuring Olamide in one of his TikTok live sessions. Jadorita, known for her unique robotic machine-themed content, has also built an impressive following on social media.