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The biggest Nollywood Movie that made our childhood fun is coming back this November.

Isakaba returns this November.

We hope it carries same energy that the other parts carried . We hope this new part makes it even better .

Isakaba was a masterpiece, some of the proverbs by Ebube made it even more beautiful

What’s your best proverb from the movie ?

Me....
Is the rat then challenging the cat to a fight?
Whatever the son of lion knows, he learnt from his father .
Nwoke you are still a baby 😅

“I Am a Yoruba Boy, My Mum Is From Ondo, My Dad Is Lebanese” — Ramsey Nouah Reveals

Veteran Nollywood actor Ramsey Nouah has opened up about his family background, revealing that he comes from a mixed Yoruba and Lebanese heritage.

The celebrated actor made the disclosure during a recent appearance on Isbae U’s YouTube show, Curiosity Made Me Ask, where he was asked to introduce himself and speak about his roots.

Nouah explained that although he identifies as a Yoruba boy, his mother is from Ondo State, while his father is Lebanese.

Speaking about his appearance and mixed heritage, the actor noted that people may not immediately realise that he has a mixed-race background.

The revelation sparked reactions from viewers, with many expressing surprise while others discussed the diverse cultural backgrounds found within Nigeria’s entertainment industry.

Ramsey Nouah remains one of Nollywood’s most recognisable faces, with a career spanning decades and memorable performances across Nigerian cinema.

A Catholic Priest Fr. Kelvin Uguwu said "No pastor or Priest has raised d£ad person back to l!fe.

"No Pastor or Priest Has Raised a Genuinely D£ad Person Back to L!fe, Says Cath0lic Priest Fr. Kelvin Ugwu."

This has caused a serious deb@te onl!ne as many people believe that the Priest is supporting VDM because of the onl!ne b@nta that involved VDM VS Pastors.

TRAGEDY AT THE BURIAL IN ALETO 😭💔

What was supposed to be a peaceful burial ceremony at Aleto, Eleme, suddenly turned into a sad and shocking incident.

The Resident Pastor of Redeemed Church, Aleto, Deacon Steve Eyo, was preaching at the burial ceremony.

He was preaching with a lot of energy and speaking clearly.

Everyone in attendance estimated to be above 300 persons were all quiet and paying attention to him.

Topic: The Certainty of Death and Hope Beyond

The pastor spoke about the fact that death is certain and cannot be avoided.

He said death is like going to the market.
He said in his message...Some people leave the market early, while others stay until late. In the same way, some people die early, while others live longer.

He also said that death can come when we least expect it.

The pastor started preaching at about 1:10 p.m. At about 1:25 p.m., while he was still preaching, he suddenly collapsed when he was concluding the message.

His fall happened right in front of everyone at stage of concluding his message, at the last minute of the message.

At first, some people thought he was demonstrating how suddenly death can happen, because he had just been talking about death.

But we soon realised that it was a serious situation.

He was quickly taken to the back while the church choir and ministers gathered around him and prayed. Some people with medical knowledge also gave him first aid.

Unfortunately, his condition became worse.

A medical person reportedly said that his breathing had stopped.

He was then rushed to the nearest hospital in the same ambulance that had been hired to carry the remains of the deceased.

It was a very painful and shocking moment for everyone present.

Before the incident, the pastor had said that the burial was a reminder that death is not the end, because judgment comes after death.

He also encouraged everyone to number their days and live wisely.

His last words before the fall "Number your days and prepare, for it can happen anytime, then he fell down with the microphone landing on floor with a loud sound.

Before the message, the title of choir ministration leading to the preaching was "It is finished ". The black lady that led the choir was singing it passionately with her body vibrating seriously, that attendees were sober by the song and her loud voice.

Rushing him to the clinic, he was confirmed dead and taken to the mortuary.

It is still like a drama to everyone in attendance.

Copy @ Dr Joseph Obele✍️

Day 3 after Independence, Young graduates still
In the bush in Owerri road.

It's better for the government to cancel this NYSC if they can't stop insecurity in Nigeria

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Patience Ozokwo has paid tribute to late Nollywood legend Olu Jacobs, saying she is heartbroken that contractual obligations prevented her from being in Nigeria to attend his funeral.

The actress said she wished she could be there to pay her last respects, but noted that her heart and thoughts are with everyone mourning the iconic actor.

She prayed for a peaceful farewell and said Olu Jacobs’ remarkable legacy will continue to live on.

"I am A Beggar (Shoroti) in Italy for the last 9years and I have built A House In Nigeria and I take care of my Kids and Family very well"

A Nigerian man based in Italy has opened up on how he has sustained himself and his family through street begging for the past 9 years.

According to him, the profession which many look down on has been very lucrative, enabling him to build a house back in Nigeria and cater adequately for his children and extended family.

He noted that despite the stigma attached to begging, popularly known as "Shoroti" in Italy, it has given him financial stability that many white-collar jobs could not provide.

"Yesterday I stood on an unfamiliar stage with just one thing, COURAGE and infront of millions of people I fought like a warrior, mummy your daughter did not win, but her f!gh+ won’t leave the mouth of millions in a hurry….

Mama thank you for raising a strong woman, a f!ght£r and an unstoppable child of grace…"

~ Nkechi Blessing drops an emotional message to her late mother after her defeat to Phyna in a celebrity boxing competition.

Happy birthday to my aburo Like I always say, 65 nor be beans - Veteran Actor Mofe Damijo Celebrates Veteran Actress Joke Silva Birthday

Even as you mourn the love of your life, Uncle Jay, we are reminded of your life of grace, your dedication and your love of not just family, but your craft and your country.

Ajokijoks, as only me, your Egbon, can call you, I celebrate you today as I have done since our paths crossed over 40 years ago. How time truly flies. What a joy it is to call you friend, baby sister and colleague.

Your contribution to our industry, your commitment to excellence and the lives you have touched over the years are immeasurable. You have given so much of yourself to your family, your craft and to the growth of our creative industry, and it is a privilege to witness and celebrate the woman you have become.

May this new chapter bring you strength, peace, joy and many more beautiful years. May you continue to walk in grace, surrounded by love, and may the years ahead be filled with all the beauty, fulfilment and blessings you deserve.

Today, and always, you are celebrated, cherished and honoured.

Happy 65th birthday, my dear aburo.