#interview

Nollywood actress Jaiye Kuti, also known as Jayeola Monje, has expressed her disappointment regarding the lack of genuine love and support among her colleagues in the film industry. In an interview with Oyinmomo TV, she noted that relationships within Nollywood have worsened, as many practitioners face similar challenges but opt to remain distant from one another.

Actor Olakunle ‘Abounce’ Fawole discussed his relationship with ex-wife Yvonne Jegede in a recent interview, stating that he no longer has romantic feelings for her. Despite this, he emphasized his commitment to respecting and protecting her, acknowledging her importance in his life even after their marriage ended.

Nollywood actress and filmmaker Toyin Abraham discussed her career transformation in a recent interview, emphasizing her hard work and divine favor. She stated that she no longer seeks approval or compromises her dignity to stay relevant in the industry. Additionally, she mentioned that her husband is not romantic, highlighting a personal aspect of her life.

Actress Jemima Osunde discusses her busy and rewarding year in 2026, balancing her acting career, academic pursuits, and business ventures. In an interview, she reflects on her rise in Nollywood and the discipline that has contributed to her success, emphasizing that she does not feel pressured to follow trends.

Christian Oronsaye, the Managing Attorney of Ivycrest Attorneys in Los Angeles, discusses his childhood experiences and the origin of the nickname 'Spencer' in an interview. He recalls frequently breaking television sets as a child, which contributed to the name given to him by others.

Singer Vyroota has addressed concerns from fans regarding his significant weight loss, stating that it is not due to any illness. In an interview on Kasuku Live, he explained that he had previously gained weight and is now experiencing a natural reduction in size.

In his first interview since resigning, Sir Keir Starmer described his decision to quit as 'intensely personal' and claimed he had 'saved' the Labour Party while serving as a successful prime minister. He also issued a warning to Andy Burnham during the interview with the BBC.

Kaduna State Governor, Uba Sani, stated that bandits do not deserve a second chance to live, expressing his views during an interview on Channels Television’s Politics Today. He highlighted the significant harm caused by bandits in communities across Nigeria, including killings and kidnappings, particularly of women.

Ewelike Uchechi Amethysta, a woman with excessive facial hair, discussed her experiences with societal judgment and the hurtful comments she has faced in an exclusive interview with Legit.ng. She shared her journey of self-acceptance and resilience, aiming to inspire others who may face similar challenges.

Nigerian entertainer Charles Oputa, known as Charly Boy, shared insights on maintaining a long-lasting marriage during an interview on Yanga FM. Reflecting on his 48-year marriage, he noted that spending decades with the same partner can become "boring" and offered tips for keeping the relationship vibrant.

In an interview, Lerato Makume, the Marketing Director at Burger King Nigeria, discusses her career journey from the University of Pretoria to her current role in a dynamic African market. She highlights the influence of her early experiences with Red Bull and shares insights into her philosophy of building brands that are deeply rooted in African culture.

The Presidency has criticized Peter Obi, the former presidential candidate of the Nigeria Democratic Congress, regarding his performance in a recent interview. Daniel Bwala, Special Adviser to President Bola Tinubu on Media and Policy Communication, expressed these remarks in a post on his verified X account. The comments were made in response to Obi's interview, although specific details of the interview were not disclosed.