Nollywood actor Yemi Solade has recounted being allegedly recruited to perform in fake miracle schemes, saying he was paid to pose as a cripple during staged healing events. According to Legit.ng, Solade said he used the money to buy drinks during his student days. The actor shared the account in a video, shedding light on how such deceptive performances were allegedly organised in Nigeria.

Veteran Nollywood actor Emeka Ike has criticized individuals who pursue romantic relationships for financial gain, claiming this trend transforms love and marriage into deception. His comments, made during an interview, have ignited discussions on social media regarding the motivations behind relationships and the implications of financial interests in romantic engagements.

Veteran Nollywood actor Emeka Ike stated that love and marriage are not scams, emphasizing that the issues arise when individuals enter relationships solely for financial gain. In an interview with BBC News Pidgin, he remarked that relationships become fraudulent when one partner uses the other for support. He advised women not to heed the opinions of those whose marriages have failed.

A Lagos resident has gained attention on social media after sharing a humorous confession about misinterpreting a new friend's kindness as having a hidden agenda. His unexpected comment regarding the friend's repeated acts of generosity sparked discussions online.

Vanguard reports on the case of Gift Oladele, described as a Nigerian migrant, accused of raping a British girl. According to the report, after the assault he allegedly told the victim, "I think you've had enough now. At least you have been raped by someone good-looking." The blurb provides no further details on the location, timing, or legal proceedings of the case.

Veteran Nollywood actor Bob Manuel Udokwu discussed the late Mr Ibu and the dynamics within the Nollywood industry in a recent interview. He remarked that life tends to be easier for female actors compared to their male counterparts, attributing this not to payment disparities but to the greater responsibilities that men face in the industry.