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I Joined BBNaija To Pepper My Haters – Kiddwaya Reveals

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Big Brother Naija season 5 star, Kiddwaya, has opened up about his primary reason for participating in the reality show.

Responding to a trending video where past contestants discussed their motivations for joining the show, Kiddwaya stated that fame was his main goal.

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The video featured BBNaija alumni Adekunle, Topher, and Jeff discussing their intentions. While Adekunle questioned, “Did anyone apply for Big Brother wanting to be famous?” Topher responded, “No.” Jeff added, “I wanted the money mehn. And I think most of us that went there were already famous in our own rights.”

Contrary to their responses, Kiddwaya reposted the video and shared his unique perspective, writing, “I went there for fame so that I can pepper my haters in the future.”

The billionaire son’s revelation has sparked reactions among fans and followers, with many applauding his honesty. Kiddwaya, known for his flamboyant lifestyle, continues to be a prominent figure in Nigerian entertainment, leveraging his fame from the reality show to remain in the spotlight.

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I Prefer Nigerian Men Over Ghanaian Men, Yvonne Okoro Declares

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In a candid revelation on a recent episode of Showbiz 360, a popular Ghanaian TV show, celebrated Ghanaian-Nigerian actress Yvonne Okoro expressed her preference for Nigerian men over their Ghanaian counterparts.

The actress, known for her roles in both Nollywood and Ghollywood, attributed her choice not solely to financial considerations but also to the romantic and affectionate nature of Nigerian men.

“Nigerian men or Ghanaian men? Nigerian men are better,” Okoro said, adding, “I didn’t say Nigerian men because of money. That’s not the only thing. Money is there but love, affection is very important. Because if they give me money and there’s no love and they’re very disrespectful, I wouldn’t want that.”

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She emphasised that her ideal partner should embody the “whole package,” combining love, generosity, and respect. “I want the whole package. That’s my kind of man. I want everything,” she stated.

Yvonne Okoro, born in Tamale, Ghana, to a Nigerian father and Ghanaian mother, has successfully navigated a career in the film industries of both countries, gaining widespread acclaim.

Her comments come amid her ongoing discussions about relationships and her aspirations, further cementing her position as one of the most outspoken and relatable figures in African entertainment.

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Basketmouth Shifts Focus To Music, Filmmaking In 2025

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Why I'll Quit Comedy In Five Years By Basketmouth

Nigerian comedian Bright Okpocha, widely recognized as Basketmouth, has announced plans to fully immerse himself in music and filmmaking this year.

Reflecting on his career journey, the entertainer revealed that comedy, which brought him fame, was not his original pursuit.

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In an interview with Pulse, Basketmouth shared insights into his evolving career aspirations. He stated, “I’m going to take music more seriously in 2025. I want to create EPs because there are some artists I want to work with. I want to go into music and movies full-time.”

The comedian emphasised his deep-seated passion for movies, describing them as his “first choice” and revealing that he prioritizes them over comedy. “It has always been like that; it’s just that I haven’t made the movie yet,” he admitted.

Basketmouth further explained that his career as a comedian began unexpectedly. “I started with music but I saw that it wasn’t going to work. I have always been funny since primary school but music was just a talent I felt.

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AY’s “The Waiter” Surpasses N200 Million At The Box Office

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Comedian and actor, Ayo Makun, widely known as AY, has achieved a remarkable milestone with his latest movie, The Waiter, which has grossed N200 million at the box office.

In a celebratory announcement, AY expressed heartfelt gratitude to his fans for their unwavering support. “We are beyond thrilled to announce that The Waiter has grossed an incredible 200 Million Naira at the box office! Against all odds, this journey has been nothing short of amazing, and we couldn’t have achieved this milestone without YOU, our incredible audience!” he wrote.

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Acknowledging the vital role of viewers in the film’s success, he added, “To everyone who has seen the film, shared their thoughts, and spread the word, thank you from the bottom of our hearts! Your support has made a huge difference and has truly helped to elevate this story.”

Despite the massive achievement, AY encouraged fans to continue supporting the movie, which is still showing in cinemas nationwide. “But the journey doesn’t end here! The Waiter is still showing in cinemas nationwide, and we invite you to keep the momentum going. Let’s continue to share the magic of this film with friends and family. Your word of mouth is the best marketing we could ask for!”

As audiences celebrate this success, The Waiter solidifies AY’s position as a powerhouse in Nigeria’s entertainment industry. The movie’s impressive box office performance also reflects the growing appetite for quality storytelling in Nigerian cinema.

Fans are encouraged to catch the movie in cinemas and be part of the magic that has captured hearts nationwide.

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