Nollywood actor Yemi Solade applauds Twitter ban in Nigeria, says platform insulted Buhari
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Solade says Twitter has been used to foment trouble and anarchy in the country.
Nigerian actor Yemi Solade has applauded Twitter's ban in the country by the federal government.According to the movie veteran during a chat with GoldmyneTV, the social media platform went too far by insulting the president of the country, Muhammadu Buhari.
"I think Twitter went too far by insulting the President of Nigeria and by extension, insulting all of us, some 200 million Nigerians, the most populous black nation on earth. I think the 45% of subscribers make Twitter very thick," he said.
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Davido buys Rolls Royce worth N183M
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Davido buys his first Rolls Royce.
Nigerian music star Davido has bought a Rolls Royce worth N183M.The music star took to his Instagram page on Thursday, May 20, 2021, where he shared photos of his latest car.
"We rise by lifting others but don’t forget to reward yourself!!! WHO DEY ZUZU!! Just copped my first RR!! God is good! I’m forever grateful to y’all!! ❤️ ... oh yea 2021 BTW 😇," he captioned the photos.
Davido's latest car is a 2021 Rolls Royce Cullinan.
Lady Gaga says she had a total psychotic break after being raped by a record producer
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The music star says it took her a few years to figure out there's nothing wrong with her because she was raped.American singer Lady Gaga has revealed how she had a psychotic break after being raped by a record producer.
The music star explained the trauma that followed being raped at 19 years old in a new series with Oprah and Prince Harry, "The Me You Can't See," saying her body went numb as a result of burying the pain.
Regina Daniels debuts social justice themed short film series
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The first short film off the newly unveiled series is titled 'Smile for the Camera'.
Regina Daniels has unveiled a new short film series to center on issues of social relevance.The Nollywood actress recently announced the series with a short film 'Smile for the Camera' under her Regina Entertainment TV production company.
Directed by IceQue On It, the short film highlights domestic violence. It follows the story of a young pregnant wife who struggles to cope with an abusive spouse while keeping up an appearance for social media and friends.