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I Dated My Ex-husband For 10 Years, Our Marriage Didn’t Last A Year – Ronke Ojo
Nollywood actress, Ibironke Ojo Anthony professionally known as Ronke Oshodi oke has revealed that she and her estranged husband were in a relationship for approximately ten years before tying the knot.
She said despite their decade-long courtship, their marriage didn’t last up to a year.
Speaking in an interview with Biola Bayo, Ojo said her ex-husband was “a nice person but he isn’t a husband”.
The seasoned actor stated that she reunited with her estranged husband in 2013 after their 2012 separation due to her pregnancy. Nevertheless, she later disclosed that she departed once more, citing his infidelity as the reason.
“We dated for almost a decade and he was womanising, when we got married our marriage didn’t last up to a year. It was that bad,” she said.
Ojo added that her ex-husband also nags too much, stressing that “there is a difference between a man without money and a man who doesn’t care”.
Ronke Oshodi oke is descent of Ondo State who was born July 17,1974 in Oworonshoki, Lagos State Southwestern Nigeria, where she completed her primary and secondary education.
She began her acting career with a drama group called Star Parade under the leadership of Fadeyi, a Nigerian actor but became a household name in the year 2000 when she featured in a movie titled Oshodi Oke, from which she got her stage name.
Her musical career began in 2014, the same year she launched her debut album which is yet to be released. In 2015, she released a single titled Ori Mi which featured 9ice.
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Wizkid’s Morayo Crowned Fans’ Favourite New Music Release Of The Week
Wizkid’s latest album, Morayo, has topped Billboard’s weekly all-genre music poll, capturing an overwhelming 78% of the votes from music fans.
The poll, conducted on Friday, November 22, highlighted fan-favourite new music releases, with Wizkid’s album emerging as a clear winner against competition from global heavyweights like ROSÉ, Kendrick Lamar, and Lil Nas X.
The Nigerian superstar’s new project, released via Starboy Entertainment and RCA Records, is a heartfelt dedication to his late mother, Juliana Morayo Balogun. Reflecting its emotional depth, the album’s title, Morayo, means “I see joy” in Yoruba.
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“It’s very, very personal,” Wizkid said during an interview with Esquire earlier this year. “I hope it lifts spirits and spreads positive energy.”
The 16-track album features high-profile collaborations with Jazmine Sullivan, Brent Faiyaz, Asake, Anaïse, and Tiakola. It follows his 2022 release, More Love, Less Ego, which peaked at No. 2 on the World Albums chart and No. 59 on the Billboard 200.
The album’s lead single, Piece of My Heart, featuring Brent Faiyaz, debuted in October and has already achieved significant success, reaching No. 4 on the U.S. Afrobeats Songs chart and No. 7 on the World Digital Song Sales chart.
Trailing Morayo in this week’s poll results were ROSÉ’s solo single Number One Girl in second place and Kendrick Lamar’s surprise album GNX in third.
With Morayo, Wizkid continues to solidify his place as one of the most influential artists in the global music scene, capturing hearts with his personal storytelling and infectious sound. Fans and critics alike are lauding the album’s depth and artistry, making it a standout release of 2024.
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Entertainment Made Africa Look Good Despite Bad Leaders — Davido
Nigerian music icon Davido has once again highlighted the vital role entertainment plays in shaping Africa’s image on the global stage.
Speaking candidly, the award-winning artist acknowledged the continent’s leadership challenges but praised the entertainment industry for its positive contributions.
“Entertainment is one of the things that has made Africa look good. We do not have the best leader, that is a fact,” Davido stated, addressing an issue many Africans are familiar with.
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His comment reflects widespread frustration with governance while celebrating the power of culture and creativity to redefine narratives.
As one of Africa’s most prominent entertainers, Davido’s words carry weight in both artistic and socio-political circles. The continent’s music, film, and fashion industries have gained international acclaim in recent years, with stars like him driving global attention to African talent.
Davido’s remarks not only underscore the transformative role of entertainment but also invite reflection on how leadership can complement these efforts in creating a brighter future for Africa.
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I Make $40,000 Montly With Content Creation Says Blessing CEO
In a recent interview with Egungun of Lagos, Blessing CEO, a self-proclaimed relationship and mentorship expert, opened up about her inspiring journey to financial freedom through content creation.
Blessing revealed she earns nearly $40,000 monthly, attributing her success to a unique blend of authenticity, strategic planning, and consistency.
“People are drawn to relatable content,” she explained. “I share real-life experiences and practical advice, which has helped me build a loyal audience.”
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Starting from humble beginnings, she leveraged social media platforms like Instagram, TikTok, and YouTube to reach millions with her relationship tips and motivational talks.
Her ability to connect with her audience has not only brought financial success but also solidified her status as a trusted mentor.
As a mentor, Blessing also highlighted the importance of personal branding and networking, she said. “There’s lot of money in content creation, Your story is your power.”
Her journey is a testament to how leveraging digital platforms can create a thriving business and change financial status.
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