No Home Was Broken In The Making Of Our Baby - Adunni Ade

No Home Was Broken In The Making Of Our Baby - Adunni Ade

"No Single Home Was Broken In The Making Of Our Baby"- Actress Adunni Ade Writes As She Reveals She Welcomed A Girl Child Two Years Ago Nigerian actress Adunni Ade sparked widespread attention across social media after using this phrase in a personal announcement.  In June 2026, Adunni Ade surprised fans on her birthday by revealing that she had welcomed a daughter, Baby Sal, two years prior. She explained that she and her partner intentionally chose a "journey of privacy" to raise their daughter peacefully, away from the public eye.

Mark Angel Gets Married Again Months After Ex-Wife’s Public Accusations

Popular Nigerian content creator Mark Angel has tied the knot in a beautiful wedding ceremony attended by family and friends.  The event came months after his ex-wife, Mandy, publicly accused the entertainer of emotional manipulation and body shaming. Fans reacted differently, with many sending congratulatory messages while others reflected on the controversy that surrounded his previous marriage

Nons Miraj & Ashmusy's Friendship Fallout Drama 💔

The Nigerian entertainment scene is buzzing again — this time over two of its biggest female skit stars, Amarachi Amusi, better known as Ashmusy, and Chinonso Ukah, popularly known as Nons Miraj or Ada Jesus. Once inseparable friends and creative partners, the duo who once gave fans major friendship goals now seem to be walking separate paths — with rumors of betrayal, relationship drama, and online shade dominating the headlines.

If You Must Do Runs, Be Proud Of It – Shaffy Bello

Veteran Nollywood actress Shaffy Bello has said she does not mock or judge women involved in transactional relationships, popularly known as “runs,” noting that many are driven into such lifestyles by harsh economic realities.  The actress made the remarks during a recent episode of ‘The Morayo Show’ hosted by Morayo Afolabi-Brown, where she spoke about survival struggles, societal pressure and self-worth among young women. Bello explained that while she empathises with women who engage in transactional relationships to survive, she believes they should not remain in that lifestyle permanently.

Ghana Repatriate 300 Citizens After Xenophobic Incidents In South Africa

Ghana has announced it will evacuate 300 of its citizens from South Africa, following a spate of xenophobic incidents and protests against immigration across the country in recent weeks.  Ghana's Foreign Minister Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa said on Tuesday that President John Dramani Mahama had approved the operation. The decision comes after a series of anti-immigration protests in South Africa, as well as claims of assaults and intimidation against other African nationals across the country in recent weeks. Nigeria and Ghana have both voiced concern over the situation. The South African government, however, has rejected all claims of xenophobia.