Entertainment
Reman, Simi, Burna Boy top winners at AFRIMMA 2020

South African sensation, Master KG, emerged the biggest winner of the 2020 edition of AFRIMMA, bagging the Artist of The Year Award, Song of The Year, Best Male Southern Africa and Best Collaboration with Burna Boy on Jerusalema remix.
Rema got the award for the Best Male Act in West Africa while Simi got the female version of the same award.
Umu Ibiligbo won the award for the best African group while Mercy Chinwo got the award for Best Gospel Act.
Flavour won Best Live Act; TG Omori emerged Best Video director; Poco Lee won Best African Dancer while Burna Boy went home with the Best Collaboration and Crossing Boundaries with music awards.
It was a virtual event and the theme of the 2020 edition of AFRIMMA, the seventh edition, was given as ‘Destination Africa’.
Entertainment
It’s nobody’s business how many wives I marry – Yul Edochie

Movie star and producer, Yul Edochie has stated he has the right to marry as many wives as he wants.
He spoke after many Nigerians criticised him for taking a second wife, who he unveiled last month with his son.
He said it’s nobody’s business how many wives he marry.
He tweeted: “I can marry 100 wives in one day and it should be nobody’s business as it his life and nobody should judge him. Shame on you all.”
Entertainment
Ex-lover: Nobody said anything when Nkechi Blessing called me a 2-minute man

Opeyemi Falegan, the ex-lover of Nkechi Blessing, has described the reactions of Netizens on his comment about the actress as “double standard”
Falegan said that the actress said a lot of demeaning about him with nothing done over them.
He wondered why his statements on her should be demonised.
According to him: “When she said I was a two minutes man, it was normal to everyone.
Entertainment
JAMB denied my ambition to study law, Shan George

Veteran actress Shan George has narrated how not meeting up with Joint Admission and Matriculation Board(JAMB) cut off mark denied her ambition of being a lawyer.
The actress revealed this on an Instagram live with her fans saying she has no regrets because her dream of being a voice still transpired.
In her words “I wrote that wicked JAMB twice and when I could not meet up the cut off mark being that I had left secondary school so many years behind before I now started writing exam again so I could not really meet up with the cut-off mark. I would have been a lawyer, but I thank God because the reason I wanted to be a lawyer was that I wanted to have a voice, I have always desired to have a voice, and I have always desired to also be a person that will encourage others and also stand for injustice done to others and in that sense being in the job that I am today even gives me a bigger mouth at the end of the day,” she said.
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The filmmaker however noted that even though she didn’t get her dream job she has somehow managed to be friends with a lot of lawyers and have many as her role model.
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