Nollywood actress Jaiye Kuti, also known as Jayeola Monje, has expressed her reasons for ceasing to wish her colleagues happy birthdays, citing a perception of fake love and insufficient genuine support within the industry. Her comments highlight concerns about authenticity in relationships among peers in Nollywood, according to Tribune Online.

On June 24, President Museveni celebrated the 78th birthday of First Lady Janet, reflecting on her life and the family's gratitude for her presence. He acknowledged her early challenges, including the loss of her father, Mzee Edward Kataaha, in 1955, and expressed appreciation for her resilience and contributions over the years.

Ugandan comedian Cotilda Inapo, widely known in the country's comedy circles as the queen of comedy, staged her second comedy special of the year, titled Let Me Cook, at the National Theatre on Friday night. According to Sqoop, the performance drew on her experiences of growing up, motherhood and surviving adulthood, turning those life lessons into comedy for the audience in attendance.

Taata Kimbowa, a Ugandan comedian and content creator, has gained a significant following on social media and is expanding his influence in the region. He utilizes his platform to promote cultural awareness and encourages others to remain disciplined and determined in their pursuits.

Nollywood actress Regina Daniels shared on social media her emotional celebration of her sons' birthdays with underprivileged children, despite being unable to celebrate with them in person. The event highlighted her philanthropic efforts and connection to those in need, as reported by Naija News.

Nollywood actress Wumi Toriola has requested her friends and colleagues to refrain from sending elaborate birthday messages, such as 'A Queen Was Born,' ahead of her birthday. In a light-hearted public service announcement on Instagram, she emphasized that she values genuine love and warm wishes over expensive gifts.