Nollywood actress Ronke Odusanya reveals shocking details about her marriage breakdown with Saheed Olarewaju, including false accusations and hardships.

Nollywood actress Ronke Odusanya has publicly addressed the collapse of her marriage to Saheed Olarewaju, known as Jago, during a recent interview with her colleague Bimpe Akintunde.

In a candid conversation, Odusanya revealed the circumstances that led to their separation and the painful accusations that marred their relationship.

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The actress disclosed that a friend allegedly misinformed her husband about her intentions, claiming that Odusanya was planning to leave him to pursue a life of prostitution. She stated, “A friend of mine told my partner that I wanted to leave him and go into prostitution.

That I went to sleep in a Senator’s house with our daughter, Fife. My mouth was left open when he told me.”

Reflecting on the fallout, Odusanya shared that her ex-husband later realised he should not have listened to the hearsay that contributed to their marital strain.

“My ex later realized that he shouldn’t have listened to the things he heard back then,” she said, emphasising the impact of gossip on their relationship.

To refute the false claims, Odusanya revealed that she provided evidence of her whereabouts through a video recording.

“I sent him a picture of where I was. God gave me grace because I did a video recording of the time and date on my phone. I recorded it when we got to where we would sleep,” she explained.

The emotional toll of their separation was profound for Odusanya, who admitted to feeling lost and financially unstable.

“I had nothing when we separated; all my jewelry was taken away, and I fainted. I was wondering where to start. I cried so much that day because I didn’t have up to N10,000 in my account, but I decided this was it. No money to get accommodation,” she recalled.

Odusanya’s revelations shed light on the complexities of her personal life and the challenges many face in the wake of a relationship breakdown.

Her honesty and vulnerability resonate with many, highlighting the impact of external influences and false accusations on personal relationships.

As she navigates this difficult chapter, Ronke Odusanya continues to focus on her career and well-being, reaffirming her resilience in the face of adversity.

Bobrisky has left Nigeria after being released from EFCC custody, following two previous attempts to flee the country.

Controversial Nigerian crossdresser Bobrisky has left the country just hours after being released from the custody of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC).

In a series of posts shared on his Instagram story on Monday morning, Bobrisky announced his departure, stating, “See u soon Nigeria. Dis girl bought a first-class ticket 3 times that is over 30 million. Raise bar for dis girl.”

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This marks Bobrisky’s successful exit from Nigeria following two failed attempts to flee the country. , the crossdresser was re-arrested last week at Murtala Mohammed International Airport in Lagos by EFCC officials while preparing to board a flight to London.

This arrest came just days after he was initially detained by the Nigeria Immigration Service (NIS) at the Seme border while trying to leave Nigeria.

Bobrisky, whose real name is Idris Okuneye, has been under investigation after an audio recording surfaced on social media in which he allegedly claimed to have bribed EFCC officers with a sum of 15 million naira.

The investigation into these claims has heightened scrutiny on the social media personality, known for his extravagant lifestyle and controversial public persona.

Despite the legal challenges and the scrutiny he faces, Bobrisky’s departure has generated significant buzz on social media, with fans and critics alike reacting to his announcement.

The crossdresser has a reputation for making headlines, often through his bold statements and luxurious lifestyle, which he frequently shares online.

As Bobrisky begins this new chapter abroad, the circumstances surrounding his departure and the ongoing investigation by the EFCC continue to be the subject of public interest and speculation.

Quincy Jones, a legendary producer, composer, and humanitarian, has passed at 91, leaving an enduring legacy in music and entertainment history.

Quincy Delight Jones, an iconic American record and television producer, has passed away at 91, marking the end of an extraordinary 70-year career that reshaped the music and entertainment industry.

Jones’ publicist, Arnold Robinson, confirmed the sad news, stating that the acclaimed producer died peacefully at his Bel Air home in Los Angeles, surrounded by family.

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“Tonight, with full but broken hearts, we must share the news of our father and brother Quincy Jones’ passing,” Jones’ family shared. “

And although this is an incredible loss for our family, we celebrate the great life that he lived and know there will never be another like him.”

Jones was instrumental in producing groundbreaking music, especially through collaborations with some of the industry’s greatest names, including Michael Jackson, Frank Sinatra, Ray Charles, and Will Smith.

His legendary work on Jackson’s *Thriller* album propelled the album to global success, selling over 20 million copies in its first year and remaining one of the best-selling records of all time

As a composer and songwriter, Jones also oversaw the all-star charity single *We Are the World*, bringing together top musicians in support of humanitarian aid in 1985.

A pioneer for African Americans in entertainment, Jones made history in 1968 as the first African American to receive an Academy Award nomination for Best Original Song for *The Eyes of Love* from the film *Banning*.

In 1971, he broke further barriers as the first African American musical director and conductor of the Academy Awards, where he later received the prestigious Jean Hersholt Humanitarian Award in 1995 for his philanthropic contributions.

Over his extensive career, Quincy Jones earned an impressive 28 Grammy Awards from 80 nominations. In addition, *Time* magazine recognised him as one of the most influential jazz musicians of the 20th century, underscoring his profound impact on the genre and his contributions to bridging musical and cultural divides.

Jones’ achievements extend beyond music, as he was an influential voice for social justice and arts education, advocating tirelessly for equality and diversity within the industry.

His family and fans around the world remember him as an inspirational figure who leaves behind a lasting legacy in music, film, and television.

Quincy Jones’ contributions to the industry were monumental, and his groundbreaking work will continue to inspire future generations. His passing marks the end of an era, but his legacy will resonate for many years to come.