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| Blessing CEO, relationship expert |
Popular relationship expert, Blessing Nkiruka Okoro aka Blessing CEO has told her fans and the world by extension via a video where to draw the line between “mind your business”, a phrase currently trending on social media amongst some celebrities. See the video below:
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| Blessing Nkiruka Okoro, Relationship Expert |
Relationship expert, Blessing Nkiruka Okoro popularly known as Blessing CEO has opened up on in favour of the womenfolk on how a female can use “SEXxxxxxx to Trap any kind of Man”.
A Nigerian lawyer, bestselling author and human rights activist Reno Omokri via his Instagram page has dropped ‘men-folk’ a vital message.
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| Queeneth Agbor, Nollywood Actor |
A report by Punch Newspapers submits that actress, Queeneth Agbor, has said that before she agrees to a kissing scene in a movie, certain things have to be put in place.
She told Saturday Beats, , according to the report that “The actor involved will determine if I will agree to a kissing scene in a movie. Having a good breath is very important to me and smelling nicely is also important.”
Asked if she had ever had a bad kissing experience while shooting a movie, she said, “An actor with bad breath actually wanted to make the kissing scene real even after we agreed to mime and it went really wrong because I couldn’t bear it. Trust me, mint couldn’t even help the situation. The director had to scrap the scene because I refused to put myself through such trauma.”, the report stated adding that Agbor finds it ‘annoying’ when celebrities fight on social media. She said, “I find it very stupid and annoying. Because when the going was good, I wasn’t invited. When the enjoyment goes wrong, they would want to scatter our eyes and ears with unnecessary information. Celebrities should not bring drama we won’t benefit from to social media this year.”
Actress, Caroline Danjuma has opened up about her failed marriage to her ex-husband, Musa Danjuma.
Caroline, dropping the message via her Instagram page submits that she blamed herself for not having a perfect marriage and she only realised, she was not a failure when she started to heal.
Hilda Dokubo, one of Nigeria’s foremost actor expresses deep concern over “soot” situation in the Niger Delta but somehow uncertain about something else.
She delivered the message in a post via her IG few days ago, urging Port Harcourt people to wear a face mask.
Popular Nigerian Filmmaker, Ugezu Ugezu drops his fans a message for 2022.
The message which comes as a post on his IG submits in part that a woman who is a wife actually derives pleasure in watching her husband lie through his teeth just to save a bad situation because some truths are better left unsaid. By extension according to the message, unlike a ‘woman’ who is a wife, a 'lady' would go out of her way to prove to her man that he is a liar.
FROM THE IG DESK OF LINDA IKEJI
In 2022..
Do you! Live your life. Enjoy yourself.
Spoil yourself. Things shouldn't be reserved for 'special occasions', treat
everyday as a special day!
Don't worry about what anyone says about you or thinks of you. Their opinion is not your business. They probably don't like their lives that much that's why they care so much about yours!.😉
Dont send anybody whose opinion or action won't affect the quality of your life or your money. In 2022, we don't care! 😅😅
FROM THE IG DESK OF RENO OMOKRI
Hanging around the right people in 2022 will have a huge impact on your bank account. By hanging with them, you will overhear information that enables you make the right investment. You see them buying a stock and buy that stock. You notice them buying a cryptocurrency, and buy it too. You observe them taking their money out of a bank or business, and you quickly remove yours before it collapses. But all you will hear if you hang around the wrong people in 2022 is gossip and backbiting. They will tell you who is doing what with who, when what you really need to know is who is making money with who!
BISHOP MATHEW DELIVERED A LECTURE TITLED - NATIONAL COHESSION FOR GROWTH AND PROGRESS: THE NIGERIA DILEMA.
Rebecca Solnit, @guardianus columnist says there's still time to fix the climate crises “The Covid-19 pandemic is proof that if we take a crisis seriously, we can change how we live, almost overnight, dramatically, globally, digging up great piles of money from nowhere, like the $3tn the US initially threw at the pandemic. We must remake the world, and we can remake it better"
Get to know more about the eight ways to confront the climate crises without losing hope in this publication curtsey, the Guardian:
