Nollywood actress and former BBNaija star Eriata Ese has announced her relocation to her village, citing the high cost of living in the city, a move that has garnered reactions from friends and colleagues

Nollywood actress and former Big Brother Naija (BBNaija) star, Eriata Ese, has caused a buzz among her friends and colleagues with the announcement of her relocation to her village.

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Eriata shared a video on her Instagram page featuring herself and her son in a village setting, revealing her decision to move. In her post, she explicitly stated that the high cost of living in the city was the primary driving factor behind her relocation.

The actress’s announcement has sparked various reactions in the comment section of her post. Fellow actress Regina Daniels commented on Eriata’s appearance in the village, writing, “Is it my eye? This village fits you o.”

Other reactions ranged from expressions of missing her in the city to humorous inquiries about the cost of food in her new location and warnings about the potential challenges of village life. Some fans expressed admiration for her as a “beautiful village girl” and even jokingly asked for the location of her village to join her.

One user, @amenado, wrote, “Abeg where is your village? I’m coming to meet you,” while @lucyedetofficial pleaded, “Please come back we miss you! We are sorry.”

In contrast, @miss_brady cautioned, “Never make that mistake, village will show you shege,” and @dailywebmedia playfully questioned, “Wetin we dey do for village? You come resemble village people.”

The BBNaija star had previously spoken about her regrets regarding being a public figure, highlighting the challenges that come with fame, which she feels outweigh the benefits. She mentioned frequently encountering negativity and experiencing attempts by others to bring her down over unfounded issues.

Eriata Ese’s decision to relocate to the village underscores the growing concerns about the increasing cost of living in urban centers and the potential appeal of a simpler life in more rural settings.

Actress Eniola Badmus has broken her silence after a public altercation with Laide Bakare, urging Nollywood colleagues to embrace peace, unity, and mutual support, emphasizing that success is not a zero-sum game

Following a widely publicized altercation with fellow actress Laide Bakare at a recent movie premiere, Eniola Badmus has addressed the situation, making a heartfelt appeal to her colleagues within the Nigerian film industry (Nollywood) to prioritize peace and unity.

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In a message shared via her Instagram account, Badmus urged industry professionals to rise above sentiments of jealousy and conflict, emphasizing the abundant opportunities for success within the vibrant Nollywood landscape.

“There’s no need for envy—one person’s success does not take away from another’s,” she wrote, advocating for a spirit of collaboration, mutual respect, and unwavering support among colleagues.

Badmus highlighted the collective strength of the industry, stating that when artists support and uplift one another, they collectively achieve greater heights.

She further advised that choosing to avoid conflict should not be misconstrued as a sign of weakness but rather as an act of wisdom. “Peace is the path to progress, and love should always be our guiding light,” she added, underscoring the importance of harmonious relationships within the industry.

In her full statement, Eniola Badmus wrote: “Life has a way of teaching us that true strength lies not in conflict, but in unity. Though we may have walked different paths and faced moments of tension, I believe it’s time to let love lead.

“There is no need for jealousy when we can all succeed. Your success doesn’t diminish mine, just as mine does not take away from yours.

Let us continue to collaborate, to lift each other, and to build something greater than what we could ever achieve alone. There’s strength in unity and a future brighter than any victory we’ve pursued alone.

“Let us avoid conflict, not because we are weak, but because we are wise. Peace is the path to progress, and love is the light that shows us the way.”

Eniola Badmus’s message serves as a call for reconciliation and a renewed focus on fostering a supportive and collaborative environment within Nollywood.

Controversial actor Lege Miami claims men have the right to cheat in marriage, while women do not, stating that women who can’t accept a cheating husband are not ready for marriage

Controversial actor and self-proclaimed relationship coach, Adams Kehinde, popularly known as Lege Miami, has ignited a firestorm of debate with his recent assertions regarding infidelity in marriage.

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In a now-viral video shared on his Instagram page, Lege Miami claimed that there are distinct rules for men and women when it comes to cheating within the marital bond, asserting that men possess the right to be unfaithful, while women do not.

According to Lege Miami, any single woman who is unable to accept the possibility of a cheating husband is fundamentally unprepared for marriage.

In the contentious video, Lege Miami also stated, “Any married woman who puts a password on her phone is a prostitute. Do you want to argue that because your husband’s phone has a password, you should also do the same? You are not ready for marriage. You can pack your load and leave the house. As a relationship expert, I will say that to you.”

He further elaborated on his controversial stance, saying, “Your husband can cheat, but as a woman, you don’t have the right to cheat. If you want to be a good and responsible wife, tolerate your cheating husband.”

Lege Miami’s outspoken and unconventional views have predictably triggered a wave of mixed reactions across social media platforms, with a significant number of individuals vehemently disagreeing with his assertions and criticizing his perspective on marital fidelity and gender roles within a marriage.