Entertainment
Nude Photos Of Nollywood Actresses Trend In Social Media …As Omotola Joins Clique
A shocking nude photograph of delectable Nollywood actress, Omotola Jalade-Ekeinde has resurfaced on line, setting tongues wagging. It was first published by blogger, Olu Famous. The photo appears to be destined to go viral as it is already being reposted by a number of people.
In the photo, she wears only bra while holding a transparent cloth over her bare buttocks. An inscription eats into Omotola’s left leg brands in the photograph. A number of people have expressed outrage over the photograph.
Omotola, 34, is married to Captain Mathew Ekeinde with four children; the marriage was recently rocked by allegations of infidelity by Omotola which she vehemently denied.
The shocking photo was first published by Olu Famous under the heading “this is just unbelievable, Omotola poses nude:? while underneath appears the comment” I really find it difficult to believe that a respected actress like her would engage in this shameless act”.
On reproducing the photo, broadcaster, Moyo Oyatogun wrote: could this be our Omotola? I saw it on Olu Famous, is this really Omosexy or na photoshop?”.
Posing near nude photos seems to be the trend among some Nollywood actresses as they have kept the social media buzzing taking to their instagram pages, showing their fans and followers how sexy they look in bikini.Actresses like Genevieve Nnaji, Uche Jombo, Chika Ike, Osas Ighodaro are few others that have generated lots of controversy on social media as a result of their controversial posts.
As expected, fans seem disappointed by the actions of these celebrities whom many see as their role models, wondering what the industry is turning into.
Although, posting nude pictures on social media is not new in the entertainment industry, it is now common with Nollywood celebrities. The big issue is, why would highly respected movie stars like Genevieve Nnaji, Uche Jombo, Chika Ike, Osas Ighodaro and others follow the trend?
Shortly after award winning Genevieve Nnaji posted a picture of hers in bikini at the beach on her instagram page, other top female celebrities followed suit.
About a week ago, Uche Jombo posted her nude picture on social media, even as most fans and colleagues did not see this coming. This picture which left fans and colleagues in awe was captioned “Work in progress, not there yet, but beach ready!”
It would be recalled that Sandra Achums,another Nollywood star, had also joined the bandwagon as her nude picture was also recently showcased on the social media.
However, some fans of these Nollywood celebrities have criticised them for posting the embarrassing pictures as they have no choice than to feed their eyes.
As these celebrities take part in the bikini/nude picture challenge, as fans have tagged it, we still believe that Nollywood still has some decent actresses in the industry.
Also, people are wondering what would happen to the younger ones that look up to them. Should they also emulate their lifestyle? Where would Nollywood be in the future? These are some of the unanswered questions on the lips of many.
Agnes Onwuegbu
Entertainment
Davido Narrates How His Song Became President’s Ringtone
Nigerian megastar, Davido shares how his father recognised that his music was getting big.
Davido says his hit single ‘Dami Duro’ was the president’s ringtone
During an interview with newsmen, Davido spoke on the early days of his career and how he eventually got his father’s approval to make music.
The Grammy nominee shared the familiar story of how he left school in Atlanta and returned to Nigeria to pursue music without his father’s blessing which later led to his business mogul dad getting him arrested.
“I don’t think he did not want me to do music, he just wanted me to be successful as whatever I did because he got a blueprint for me already,” Davido said on his father’s early reaction to his decision to make music.
“He is so supportive and he checks on everything…My dad picks my album. When I am done, I send him all the tracks and my dad goes through all the records and gives me a paragraph each,” Davido narrates the personal interest and support his Dad gives him.
“My dad gave me the name Davido…The first show I did, he arrested me, the fans, the promoters,” Davido said laughing as he narrated the story of how his father got him arrested after he returned to Nigeria without his consent and had his first show as a 17-year-old. “He just wanted me to finish school,” Davido added about his father’s insistence that he get a university degree.
The three time Grammy nominee was asked when his father recognised that his music was getting big and he revealed it was when his hit song ‘Dami Duro’ was the president’s ringtone.
“When my song was the president’s ringtone,” Davido said.
While he did not mention the president or the country, Davido is likely referring to the exploit of former Nigerian president Goodluck Jonathan who was the head of state between 2010 – 2015.
During the interview, Davido also mentioned his plans as a businessman beyond music. He revealed he had a production house called Coco House which he describes as a media house for creatives. He also added that he intends to get into crypto.
Entertainment
Funke Akindele’s New Film Premiers, Dec
Nollywood actress and filmmaker, Funke Akindele has announced that her upcoming film, Everybody Loves Jenifa, a spinoff from the Jenifa franchise will premiere in December.
“Been long you saw Jenifa!!!!” Akindele said.
While a December premiere is confirmed, details on the film remain unknown. However, the new title, Everybody Loves Jenifa, suggests a potential return to the core elements that have made the franchise popular. With Akindele leading the creative team, viewers can anticipate the return of familiar characters and humorous storylines.
The sitcom, Jenifa’s Diary has been a major Nigerian television show since its debut in 2015. The series centres around the main character played by Akindele, and has featured Folarin “Falz” Falana, Lolo, Juliana Olayode, Lota Chukwu, Paschaline Alex Okoli, and late Aderounmu Adejumoke.
The Tide Entertainment reports that it has also had spin-offs and sequels like Aiyetoro Town (2019), which is set in Jenifa’s village, and Jenifa on Lockdown (2021).
Akindele played Jenifa in the first film in the franchise, Jenifa (2008), a village girl who travelled to the city in pursuit of fortune. Muhydeen S. Ayinde directed the movie.
The movie was nominated for four Africa Movie Academy Awards in 2009 including, Best Original Soundtrack, Best Actress in a Supporting Role, and Best Nigerian Film. For her performance in this movie, Akindele took home the Africa Movie Academy Award for Best Actress in a Leading Role.
Entertainment
Halliday Attributes Collaboration Hindrance To Sentiments, Others
The convener, South South Media Week, Tammmy Halliday has attributed the lack of unity and collaboration in the PortHarcourt entertainment industry to sentiments, baggages and trust issues.
He made this known yesterday, during an interview with newsmen in Port Harcourt.
According to him, some things that spur baggages are family background, personal experience with colleagues or other people, saying that when someone has been reaped or used by any of his colleagues or someone else, he might not want to work with some other persons because of trust issue.
This goes along with baggages, where he now sees his other colleagues as one and same with the one who used him and so this continues to hinder collaborations in the industry.
He advised that as an entertainer you should get better, visible and exposed as the industry required.
He said that the key factor that can help collaboration is growth, explaining that growth would make entertainers live beyond baggages, adding that if you are good at what you do, and know what you want and where you are going with it , then you are good to go.
“You can seek an advice from a legal practitioner, professional or a senior colleagues to ensure that you (entertainer) get it right.
It is not a bad idea to serve or work with someone, because you serve to rise in the industry. You have to be well rooted, but, you should be able to know want you want and where you are going with what you do, this will help you move on, when it is no longer working for you, otherwise, you will remain there and keep complaining and then it gets to that point where you begin to see that person as a reaper,” he said.
Mr Halliday who also do corporate social responsibility award via his platform, South South Media Week stated that critical communication is important in any situation, with a critical approach, no doubt you will always be on the right track.
Speaking on criteria for awarding awards, he maintained that it is on numbers, affiliations, fanbase, followership, association and sales of the person or organisation in question, saying that these also works for collaboration with an artiste, because they are factors that facilitate growth in the industry.
Categories of award that are awarded through the platform includes, entrepreneur award of the year, innovation award of the year and others.
Nancy Briggs
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