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Nollywood Movies Review My Peace Of Mind 1 & 2
My peace of mind is
the story of a selfish woman who loves to control the affairs in her home, but she gets a rude awakening at the end of the day.
She was married to a man who was once wealthy, but as things turned around, she confirmed in her revolt whenever she wanted anything and he could not provide for her. Driven by her greed and encouraged by her mother, she ends up walking out of the marriage.
She hoped to find another wealthy man by so doing but events did not play out as she expected. The movie is a reflection of society and a lesson to all. It is filled with drama, suspense and emotional revelations.
It stars Kenneth Okonkwo, Ngozi Ezeonu and Browny Igboegwu, among others.
Black Silhouette: The movie shows how a young girl struggles to feed her family. A young girl (ivie Okujaye) working in a brothel to take care of her family takes interest in an older doctor who at first shows no interest in her, however, he ends up changing her life in ways she could have never imagined.
The movie centres on how Senator Maro Oti( played by Joke Silva) is about to make history as the first female Governor in Nigeria.
Despite her husband’s disapproval, she fixes an appointment with internationally acclaimed Biographer, Eric Mobumba (Ik Osakioduwa) and requests that he writes her memoir.
Eric Mobunba is elated at the opportunity but his excitement however starts to dwindle as Senator Maro’s tale of her past reveals a life of sexual abuse from childhood, prostitution as a teenager and an unresolved murder.
The black Silhouette featured top Nollywood stars such as Joke Silva, Ik Osakioduwa, Ivie Okujaye, Jude Orhorha etc.
Remember Me
The movie is a story of love, truth and fight for survival in the face of corruption and death, produced by Nollywood actress Uru Eke. The movie is set to hit the cinemas come March 18, 2016.
The movie boasts of a fine line up of top names in Nollywood from Victor Olaotan to OC Ukeje, Femi Jacobs, Eyinna Nwigwe and Chioma ‘Chigul’ Omeruah among others.
Produced by Uru Eke and directed by Izu Ojukwu, Remember me is the story of a young lady, Harrida and her fiancé, David, who are caught up in a web of confusing issues that almost result in the death of Harrida.
Critics claimed that her body makeover was one of the reasons she allegedly left the marriage and noted that she was still out in public with the video of her club outing.
Reacting to the allegations, Ogbodo came to Bambam’s defence. She stated that no woman would leave her marriage simply because she went under the knife. According to her, it is the man who drives a woman to leave.
The mother of three further explained that no woman willingly leaves a marriage she has invested in over many years. If a woman does leave, it is the man’s fault, possibly due to abuse that she chooses not to disclose publicly.
She added that a man must have shown the woman disrespect or failed to nurture the marriage.
Ogbodo emphasised that if a man refuses to love, protect, and give peace to his wife, the responsibility for the breakdown rests entirely with him.
It would be recalled that Uche Ogbodo also recently underwent cosmetic surgery and shared videos with her fans online,
The actress had remained on the lips of many Nigerians following her role in the trending movie Love in Every Word.
Nollywood actress Kate Henshaw has expressed her distaste for individuals who attend events without being invited. The actress in an Instagram video, spoke about the importance of self respect and being considerate.
Nollywood actress Kate Henshaw has expressed her distaste for individuals who attend events without being invited. The actress in an Instagram video, spoke about the importance of self respect and being considerate.
The Tide Entertainment reports that she questioned the popular act of ‘gate crashing’, regarding it as a rude and disrespectful behaviour. Henshaw also urged Nigerians to refrain from attending gatherings where they are not invited.Nigerian Politics Analysis
”I want to talk about something rampant, has been rampant, and is still rampant. I just want to ask those of you who show up uninvited at events and parties, what’s your purpose? What do you aim to achieve? Then, those of you who receive a card that admits only one person and invite all your village people, don’t check with the host; you pack your people and come. What are you doing there? Why don’t you respect yourself and stay away? It’s rude, you’re a gate crasher. Respect yourself enough to stay away from places you aren’t invited to,” she said.
The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences has unveiled dates for both the 99th Academy Awards and its landmark 100th ceremony. The back-to-back events, set for 2027 and 2028, will mark the final years of the Oscars airing on longtime broadcast partner ABC before a major shift to YouTube.
The 99th Oscars will take place on Sunday, March 14, 2027, followed by the historic 100th edition on Sunday, March 5, 2028. Both ceremonies will broadcast live at 7 p.m. ET from the iconic Dolby Theatre in Hollywood and reach audiences in over 200 territories worldwide. Looking ahead, the Academy has also confirmed a venue change, with the ceremony set to move to the Peacock Theater beginning in 2029, where it will remain through 2039.
The Tide Entertainment reports that the announcement comes amid a shifting broadcast landscape. ABC is gearing up for a packed 2027 schedule, including its debut as the home of the Grammy Awards and its first Super Bowl broadcast in over two decades. Meanwhile, this year’s Oscars telecast saw a dip in viewership, drawing 17.86 million viewers across ABC and Hulu, a 9% decline from the previous year’s five-year high.
Still, excitement around the awards remains strong. The most recent ceremony crowned Paul Thomas Anderson’s “One Battle After Another” as Best Picture, while early buzz for the upcoming season is already building. Anticipated contenders include the Ryan Gosling-led “Project Hail Mary,” Denis Villeneuve’s “Dune: Part Three” starring Timothée Chalamet and Zendaya, and Alejandro G. Iñárritu’s “Digger” featuring Tom Cruise.
No hosts have been announced yet for either ceremony, adding another layer of anticipation to the milestone events.
In addition to confirming the ceremony dates, the Academy also released its full calendar for the 2026–2027 awards season, outlining key milestones from the eligibility period beginning January 1, 2026, to nominations voting in January 2027, and final voting in early March.
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