In a show of admiration and celebration, Grammy Award-winning Nigerian music icon Burna Boy has generously gifted street-hop artist Portable the sum of ₦20 million. This came shortly after Portable emerged victorious in the highly publicized celebrity boxing match against Speed Darlington, tagged Chaos in the Rings. The event, held over the weekend, turned dramatic when Speed Darlington was unable to continue into the second round due to an injury sustained in the opening round. As a result, Portable was crowned the winner by technical knockout, sealing his title in the ring. Celebrating this triumph, Burna Boy—often referred to as Odogwu—transferred a whopping ₦20 million to Portable. The ‘Zazu’ singer announced the heartwarming gesture through his Instagram story on Saturday, praising Burna Boy for the generous support. “20 million from @burnaboygram,” Portable shared.“If you wanna be like Odogwu, can you do like Odogwu?God bless your family.” The surprise cash gift has sparked massive reactions online, with fans applauding Burna Boy’s generosity and support of fellow artists despite his long-standing rift with Speed Darlington. You can read more on Premium Times Nigeria. For more trending updates on Nigerian celebrities, visit our Entertainment News section on LMSINT MEDIA. BUY ANYTHING ON KONGA BUY NOW READ ALSO: Follow the LMSINT MEDIA channel on WhatsApp: Join Our WhatsApp Group Hear: Chat on WhatsApp Join our Telegram Channel
Renowned Nigerian gospel music minister and radio talk show host, Bolaji Olarewaju, affectionately known by fans and followers as Big Bolaji, has sadly passed away. His family confirmed the tragic news in an official statement released on Saturday, April 19, 2025. According to the family, Big Bolaji died following a brief illness, marking the end of a life that touched countless souls through music and ministry. “It is with heavy hearts that we announce the passing of Bolaji Olarewaju, also known as ‘Big B,’ a beloved husband, father, ordained pastor in RCCG, and a powerful voice in gospel music,” the statement reads. Big Bolaji, a pioneer in Nigeria’s gospel entertainment scene, started his music journey with the J’apha music group and recently celebrated his 50th birthday before his untimely death. His legacy includes years of soulful worship, inspiring messages, and impactful radio programming. The family has assured the public that arrangements regarding his burial will be shared soon. As reactions continue to flood in from across the country, Big Bolaji’s death has been described as a significant loss to both the church and gospel entertainment community. His influence was not just musical but spiritual—he served as an ordained minister in the Redeemed Christian Church of God (RCCG). Fans and gospel musicians alike have taken to social media to express their grief and share how his songs deeply impacted their lives. For a deeper insight into his legacy and gospel influence in Nigeria, read this detailed profile by The Guardian Nigeria, a trusted and authoritative news outlet. For more updates on prominent gospel musicians and inspirational stories, visit our Gospel Music News section. BUY ANYTHING ON KONGA BUY NOW READ ALSO: Follow the LMSINT MEDIA channel on WhatsApp: Join Our WhatsApp Group Hear: Chat on WhatsApp Join our Telegram Channel
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Popular Nigerian music icon Davido has publicly shared that he and his wife, Chioma Avril Rowland, are putting a pause on expanding their family. According to the Unavailable crooner, this decision is aimed at giving Chioma the space to focus on her personal and professional ambitions. Speaking on the latest episode of Ride Along With Darryl, the award-winning Afrobeats star expressed his heartfelt appreciation for his wife’s sacrifices and noted that she needs time to pursue her passion after welcoming three children. “We’re taking a break from childbearing. Chioma needs to explore her dreams—she’s looking at opening a restaurant and launching her own line of spices. After everything, she deserves time to live for herself,” Davido said. This announcement follows the couple’s emotional journey. In 2023, they welcomed a set of twins—a boy and a girl—just a year after the heartbreaking loss of their first son, Ifeanyi, who tragically drowned in a swimming pool. A Look at Their Family Timeline Davido, who now has five children, has always expressed deep love and commitment to Chioma. Their bond has grown stronger through personal trials and shared victories, making this pause not just a personal decision, but a moment of empowerment for Chioma. Chioma’s Ambitions Beyond Motherhood Chioma, also known as Chef Chi, has long expressed interest in culinary ventures. From food blogging to event catering, her passion for cooking has always shone through. The couple’s break from having more kids will allow her to fully launch her long-anticipated restaurant and spice product line. For a deeper look into the lives of African celebrity couples, check out our post on Top 10 Celebrity Power Couples in Nigeria (internal link suggestion). For confirmation and additional coverage, visit Daily Post Nigeria. BUY ANYTHING ON KONGA BUY NOW READ ALSO: Follow the LMSINT MEDIA channel on WhatsApp: Join Our WhatsApp Group Hear: Chat on WhatsApp Join our Telegram Channel
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The Viral Love Story Between Priscilla Ojo and Juma Jux Priscilla Ojo, the daughter of renowned Nollywood actress Iyabo Ojo, has finally opened up about the romantic journey that led to her marriage with Tanzanian music sensation, Juma Jux. Her heartfelt revelation surfaced in a trending video interview that has captivated fans across Africa. Check out our latest update on celebrity weddings in Nigeria When and Where Did They Get Married? According to LMSINT MEDIA, the couple had their Islamic wedding ceremony in Tanzania in February 2025. Their traditional wedding followed on April 17, 2025, in Lagos State, Nigeria. The glamorous celebration has quickly become the most talked-about event on social media, with many calling it the “wedding of the year”—even drawing comparisons to Davido’s wedding. How Priscilla and Jux First Met: The Business-Class Connection In her viral interview, Priscilla shared the romantic origin of her relationship with Juma Jux: “We met during a business trip in Rwanda. He first noticed me in business class on the flight. Later, we ran into each other again at the hotel. He gave me his number, told me to text—but I didn’t. Somehow, he found another way to reach me, and from there, we started talking.” This unexpected connection sparked a long-distance relationship that eventually blossomed into a beautiful love story. Watch the full interview here:Video on X (formerly Twitter) Why This Love Story Is Trending Social media platforms have been buzzing with hashtags such as #JP2025 and #WeddingOfTheYear, as fans express admiration for the couple’s journey. Many users have applauded Priscilla for keeping her relationship private until their big reveal. This wedding not only celebrates love but also bridges cultures—connecting Nigerian and Tanzanian entertainment scenes through the union of two young influencers. Read more about Juma Jux’s music career on AllMusic A Love Story that Inspires The union of Priscilla Ojo and Juma Jux is more than a social media sensation—it’s a modern-day love story that began in the skies and landed in a lifelong commitment. Their cross-cultural relationship, cemented in both Islamic and traditional ceremonies, is a true reflection of Africa’s evolving celebrity romance scene. Key Takeaways: Related Articles: BUY ANYTHING ON KONGA BUY NOW READ ALSO: Follow the LMSINT MEDIA channel on WhatsApp: Join Our WhatsApp Group Hear: Chat on WhatsApp Join our Telegram Channel
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The internet is buzzing following a surprise performance by Governor Ademola Adeleke of Osun State, who lit up the stage during the wedding of Priscilla Ojo, daughter of Nollywood actress Iyabo Ojo, and her Tanzanian fiancé Juma Jux. The celebrity-filled event, which took place in Lagos, Nigeria, on Thursday, witnessed Governor Adeleke—fondly known as the “Dancing Governor”—grabbing the mic and entertaining the crowd in a heartwarming and energetic performance. Watch the Trending Video Click here to watch the full performance on X (formerly Twitter). Social Media Reactions: Did Davido Request It? The governor’s on-stage moment sparked a frenzy on social media, with fans and followers suggesting that Nigerian superstar Davido might have personally asked his uncle to perform in his place. Here’s what fans are saying: A Family Known for Entertainment It’s no secret that the Adeleke family has a reputation for their love of entertainment. Governor Adeleke, the uncle to award-winning musician Davido, has often been seen dancing and performing at public events, which continues to endear him to Nigerians both at home and abroad. If you’re curious about Davido’s impact on the music industry, check out this in-depth profile of Davido on BBC to understand the family’s strong musical roots. Why This Matters Governor Adeleke’s spontaneous performance doesn’t just make headlines—it adds to his relatable and people-friendly image. In a country where many politicians remain distant from the public, his charismatic and joyful nature bridges the gap between governance and the people. Related Content: Final Thoughts Governor Adeleke’s performance at Priscilla Ojo’s wedding wasn’t just entertainment—it was a cultural moment that reminded Nigerians why they admire leaders who connect with the people on a personal level. Whether Davido asked him to perform or not, the internet seems to agree: this governor knows how to keep the vibe alive. If you enjoyed this article, don’t forget to share and subscribe to LMSINT MEDIA for more updates on celebrity events, Nigerian politics, and lifestyle trends! BUY ANYTHING ON KONGA BUY NOW READ ALSO: Follow the LMSINT MEDIA channel on WhatsApp: Join Our WhatsApp Group Hear: Chat on WhatsApp Join our Telegram Channel
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Veteran Filipina actress and national treasure, Nora Aunor, has passed away at the age of 71, marking the end of a remarkable era in Philippine cinema and television. Her death was confirmed on Wednesday, April 16, 2025, by her daughter, Lotlot de Leon, via a heartfelt post on Instagram. A Mother, A Legend, A National Artist In her statement, Lotlot expressed deep sorrow over the passing of her mother: “It is with great sadness that we announce the passing of our beloved mother, the legendary television and film actress, and National Artist for Film and Broadcast Arts, Nora Aunor. Details of her funeral service will be shared soon. We thank everyone for their love, support, and prayers during this difficult time.” No cause of death has been made public as of this writing. A Career That Shaped Philippine Entertainment Nora Aunor rose to fame in the 1960s as a singer, captivating audiences with her golden voice before making a successful transition into acting. Her undeniable talent earned her widespread acclaim and love from millions of fans, making her a household name across generations. In 2022, she was honored with the prestigious title of National Artist for Film and Broadcast Arts, the highest award given to artists in the Philippines by the government. Her award recognized decades of work that elevated the standards of Philippine cinema, paving the way for future generations of actors and creatives. Learn more about National Artists of the Philippines Tributes Pour In Across the Nation Following the announcement of her death, tributes from fans, fellow actors, and public officials have poured in, praising Nora Aunor’s immense contribution to Philippine arts and culture. From her iconic roles in movies like “Himala”, to her fearless portrayals of women’s struggles in Philippine society, Nora Aunor’s influence transcended screen and stage, shaping social conversations and inspiring millions. Nora Aunor’s Legacy Will Live On With over five decades in the entertainment industry, Nora’s unparalleled career featured: Her story is not just one of talent, but of perseverance and cultural pride. Related: Top 10 Most Influential Filipino Artists in History Final Thoughts As the Philippines mourns one of its greatest icons, the memory of Nora Aunor remains alive in her body of work and the love of her fans. She was more than a performer—she was a voice of the people, a symbol of resilience, and a beacon of art. BUY ANYTHING ON KONGA BUY NOW READ ALSO: Follow the LMSINT MEDIA channel on WhatsApp: Join Our WhatsApp Group Hear: Chat on WhatsApp Join our Telegram Channel
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Popular Nigerian actress Angela Okorie has taken to social media to call out her former lover, widely known as Oil Money, for allegedly engaging in romantic affairs with multiple actresses within the Nollywood industry. In a candid Instagram story post, Angela publicly addressed the emotional turmoil she endured, labeling her ex as “gullible, easily manipulated, and a user.” “I’ve blocked him and moved on. He was using me to gain access to powerful women in the entertainment industry,” she revealed in her post. Angela’s Shocking Revelation About Oil Money Angela disclosed that Oil Money was more interested in leveraging her popularity to connect with affluent and influential women in the entertainment scene. According to her, she caught him red-handed chatting with another Nollywood actress and claiming he planned to sleep with all the rich women in Lagos and Nollywood. “He told me to my face that he’d conquer every rich woman in Lagos. That’s not a man, that’s a joke,” she said. She further declared that she had deleted all pictures of him from her social media accounts after discovering his deceitful intentions. Why Angela Okorie Says She’ll Never Go Public with Her Relationships Again Angela, known for her bold personality and emotional transparency, also declared that she would no longer post any man she dates until she gets married. The actress believes her openness may have allowed opportunists to take advantage of her fame. “Until I get married, no one will know who my man is. I’ve learned the hard way,” she emphasized. Angela’s Vision for Love: “I Deserve a Real King” Looking ahead, Angela stated that she desires a relationship with a man who is loyal, respectful, and knows his values—not someone chasing clout or fame. She ended her message with a faith-filled declaration: “I will marry right, in Jesus’ name. I want a real king, not a man who can’t control his desires.” To understand more about the impact of celebrity relationships and public breakups in Nollywood, read this article by Pulse Nigeria on celebrity relationships You may also want to read: Top Nollywood Celebrity Breakups That Shook the Internet BUY ANYTHING ON KONGA BUY NOW READ ALSO: Follow the LMSINT MEDIA channel on WhatsApp: Join Our WhatsApp Group Hear: Chat on WhatsApp Join our Telegram Channel
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A Rising Legal Battle in the Music Industry Canadian rapper Drake has officially expanded his legal dispute with Universal Music Group (UMG), asserting that Kendrick Lamar’s Super Bowl halftime show and Grammy-winning diss track were intentionally crafted to harm his image. The ongoing feud between the two rap giants escalated significantly in 2024, and now, it’s making waves in courtrooms. Drake claims that the high-profile events have amplified public backlash against him, especially after Lamar’s track “Not Like Us” gained widespread traction. Why Drake Is Suing UMG According to legal documents filed in a New York federal court, Drake alleges that UMG promoted a false and damaging narrative by endorsing Lamar’s controversial lyrics. The song in question accuses Drake of being a “certified pedophile” and a “predator”—serious allegations that Drake argues are completely baseless and malicious. Related: How Defamation Lawsuits Work in the Music Industry ) The Role of the Super Bowl and the Grammy Awards The lawsuit highlights two significant cultural moments: Though Lamar chose to omit the controversial line during the live Super Bowl performance, Drake’s legal team claims that the overall performance still introduced the defamatory narrative to a broader audience. They argue that these high-exposure platforms caused a surge in streams for “Not Like Us” and allegedly led to increased threats against Drake and his family. What UMG Has to Say In response, Universal Music Group filed a motion to dismiss the lawsuit, characterizing it as nothing more than an effort by Drake to recover from a lost lyrical battle. UMG’s legal team stated that the complaint is baseless and merely reflects the fallout from a public rap feud that Drake didn’t win on the charts. Internal Industry Tensions: Both Artists Signed Under UMG Interestingly, both Drake and Kendrick Lamar are signed under the Universal Music Group umbrella, albeit through different record label divisions. This internal rivalry highlights growing tensions in the music business, where diss tracks can spill into legal and reputational battles. Explore More Music Industry Legal Battles Legal vs Lyrical War Continues The Drake vs. Kendrick Lamar dispute reveals the complex relationship between music, fame, and defamation law. As Drake continues to fight back legally and Lamar dominates culturally, fans and legal observers alike are closely watching how this battle unfolds—not just on tracks, but in courts. BUY ANYTHING ON KONGA BUY NOW READ ALSO: Follow the LMSINT MEDIA channel on WhatsApp: Join Our WhatsApp Group Hear: Chat on WhatsApp Join our Telegram Channel
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Popular Nigerian Singer Portable Released on Bail from Ilorin Custodial Centre Nigerian street-hop singer, Badmus Abeeb Okikiola, popularly known as Portable, has been officially released from the Ilorin correctional facility after fulfilling revised bail conditions. His release comes after Saheed Osupa, a well-known Fuji musician, withdrew his petition which initially led to Portable’s arrest. According to Daily Post Nigeria, Portable was freed around 3:30 PM on Tuesday, following an update to his bail terms by the authorities. Did You Know?Portable had to shave off his signature multi-colored hairstyle before his release—a requirement reportedly imposed by the custodial center’s grooming standards. Details Surrounding Portable’s Arrest and Release Portable was arrested on Saturday in Abeokuta, Ogun State, and later transferred to Kwara State by operatives of the Kwara State Police Command. He was accused of criminal intimidation, defamation, and threat to life, with the charges initiated by fellow artist, Saheed Osupa. However, sources from the Oke-Kura custodial centre in Ilorin confirmed that the withdrawal of the complaint prompted a swift variation of his bail terms. His two wives were present to receive him upon his release. He reportedly had his first meal on Tuesday morning, since his incarceration began on Monday. What This Means for Portable’s Fans The release of Portable has been met with a wave of relief from his fanbase. It’s still unclear if the issue will resurface legally, but for now, the singer is free and likely to resume his music career soon. For more on Portable’s latest musical activities, check out our coverage on recent Nigerian music releases on LMSINT MEDIA. This recent development underscores the importance of conflict resolution in the entertainment industry. With Saheed Osupa’s withdrawal of the case, it shows a shift towards peace and maturity among Nigerian celebrities. For updates on similar stories, follow our Entertainment News Section BUY ANYTHING ON KONGA BUY NOW READ ALSO: Follow the LMSINT MEDIA channel on WhatsApp: Join Our WhatsApp Group Hear: Chat on WhatsApp Join our Telegram Channel
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In the ever-buzzing world of Nigerian TikTok, drama often unfolds in real-time—and this time, it’s between popular content creator Peller and his now-estranged girlfriend, Jadrolita. The couple, once admired for their chemistry and romantic videos, is making headlines for all the wrong reasons after a scandalous moment during Peller’s recent visit to Ghana. The Ghana Incident: What Happened? The controversy erupted when Peller was captured on camera in an intimate moment with another woman while in Ghana. The video quickly went viral, triggering waves of reactions on TikTok and other social platforms. In response, Jadrolita went live on TikTok to express her heartbreak and dissatisfaction. She made it clear that she is no longer willing to continue the relationship, stating: “I can’t be with you anymore. Go ahead with your streaming and meet someone who can tolerate this. We’re done, but we’ll remain cool as industry colleagues.” Peller’s Side of the Story Peller, however, defended his actions by stating that the incident was part of a paid promotion. He clarified: “It wasn’t my fault. I was paid to appear in her video and help boost her follower count. It was purely business.” Despite the explanation, Jadrolita wasn’t convinced, especially as she had previously endured public scrutiny over their age gap—Jadrolita being 23, while Peller is 19. She emphasized that she had followed her heart but now regrets the decision. Escalating Tensions and Online Reactions The situation escalated further when Peller, in another video, lashed out, saying: “I will block you everywhere. I don’t want this anymore. You’re crazy.” This emotional back-and-forth has captured the attention of fans and content creators across Nigeria, sparking debates about professional boundaries, relationship ethics in digital partnerships, and the pressure of living publicly online. Background: Their Public Romance As LMSINT MEDIA previously reported, Peller proposed to Jadrolita in December 2024, with the engagement being celebrated widely online. Their public displays of affection made them a popular couple within Nigeria’s TikTok scene, earning them both loyal followers and critics. For those following Nigerian influencer trends, the breakup marks yet another twist in the evolving narrative of young digital creators navigating love and fame. Why This Matters in Today’s Influencer Culture This situation is more than just a lovers’ spat. It highlights: Related Reading: The Psychological Impact of Social Media on Relationships – Psychology Today Check out our feature on another TikTok Influencer Drama in Nigeria and how it reshaped audience engagement strategies. Conclusion As breakup rumors continue to swirl, one thing is clear: the Peller and Jadrolita saga reminds us how unpredictable and complex relationships can be—especially under the spotlight of social media fame. For more updates on Nigerian social media trends and influencer news, follow LMSINT MEDIA. Call to Action What do you think about Peller’s defense? Was it really “just business,” or did it cross a line? Let us know in the comments below! Don’t forget to subscribe to our newsletter for more trending stories in the world of digital entertainment and social culture. BUY ANYTHING ON KONGA BUY NOW READ ALSO: Follow the LMSINT MEDIA channel on WhatsApp: Join Our WhatsApp Group Hear: Chat on WhatsApp Join our Telegram Channel
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Popular Nigerian artist Kingsley Okonkwo, widely known as Kcee, has opened up about his close relationship with his younger brother, Emeka Okonkwo, famously known as E-Money. In a recent interview, Kcee explained that contrary to popular belief, he attained financial stability before his billionaire sibling did. This revelation was made during an insightful conversation on the Tea With Tay podcast, where Kcee discussed his early music career, family ties, and the evolution of E-Money’s business empire. “I Was Financially Successful Before E-Money” – Kcee According to the Limpopo hitmaker, he was already making money through music before E-Money became the business tycoon he is today. In fact, Kcee disclosed that E-Money initially served as his manager during the early days of his music career. “E-Money used to be my manager when I started out as part of KC-Presh. I was already earning well before him. I even contributed to his wedding expenses,” Kcee stated. He acknowledged that although his brother now surpasses him financially, he remains grateful for the role E-Money plays in supporting his career. The Growth of E-Money’s Wealth and Influence Kcee admitted that while he has spent many years in the music industry, E-Money’s investments in multiple businesses have brought consistent returns, helping him build considerable wealth. “If I had invested the same years I spent doing music into business, I would be ten times richer. E-Money’s businesses yield steady profits, unlike music where income fluctuates based on hits,” he said. This highlights the difference between entertainment income and long-term business ventures, a reality faced by many creatives today. A Bond Built on Brotherhood and Loyalty Their bond goes beyond finances. Kcee recalled how deeply connected he and E-Money have been since childhood. He shared a touching memory of the day his younger brother was born, stating he cried tears of joy while holding baby E-Money in the hospital. “My mum told me I cried when I held E-Money’s hand for the first time. We’ve always been close—it’s been me and him from the start.” Why Kcee Kept Promoting E-Money in His Songs Interestingly, Kcee mentioned that he coined the name “E-Money” and started shouting it in his songs long before his brother rose to fame. “I used to call him E-Money, and I was K-Money. There was P-Money (Presh), and E-Money was just managing us at the time. We literally called money into existence.” Even after E-Money became a household name, Kcee never stopped giving him credit. He revealed that some people once advised him to stop promoting E-Money, fearing it might overshadow his music career. “Some people said I should stop shouting ‘E-Money’ in my songs. They thought he would become more famous than me. But I’m not jealous. I’m proud of him.” You may also like: The Rise of Nigerian Music in the Global Industry For more on E-Money’s business ventures, read this feature on Forbes Africa Conclusion Kcee’s story is a powerful reminder that success doesn’t have to breed jealousy, especially among siblings. His unwavering support for E-Money not only reflects his maturity but also emphasizes the strength of family bonds. While one pursued music and the other ventured into business, both have carved distinct legacies in Nigeria’s entertainment and entrepreneurial scenes. READ ALSO: Follow the LMSINT MEDIA channel on WhatsApp: Join Our WhatsApp Group Hear: Chat on WhatsApp Join our Telegram Chanel.
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Popular Nigerian singer Portable, legally known as Okikiola Badmus, has been remanded at the Oke Kura Correctional Centre in Ilorin, Kwara State, following his failure to fulfill the bail conditions handed down by the Upper Area Court. The embattled artist, widely recognized for his breakout hit “Zazoo Zeh,” appeared before the court to address allegations of defamation of character filed by renowned Fuji musician Saheed Osupa, born Akorede Saheed. Details of the Bail Conditions According to reports, Portable was granted bail in the sum of ₦1 million but was unable to meet the accompanying conditions. The court mandated that: Due to the inability to satisfy these requirements, the judge ordered that Portable be held in custody pending the fulfillment of the bail terms. Why Portable Was Charged The legal trouble stems from a public dispute in which Portable allegedly made defamatory statements about Saheed Osupa, a highly respected figure in the Nigerian music industry. These accusations were deemed severe enough to warrant legal proceedings. This development has once again placed the spotlight on Portable’s controversial behavior, a pattern that has previously landed him in conflicts with the law and fellow artists. Public and Industry Reaction The incident has sparked mixed reactions on social media and in the entertainment industry. While some fans express sympathy for Portable, others believe this may be a wake-up call for him to manage his public image more responsibly. Related: What Is Defamation of Character in Nigeria’s Legal System? Read More on Latest Entertainment News in Nigeria This ongoing legal drama adds another chapter to the turbulent career of Portable. While fans await further updates, this case highlights the importance of legal responsibility and public conduct, especially for celebrities under constant public scrutiny. For now, all eyes remain on the Kwara State Judiciary and whether Portable will be able to meet the bail conditions to secure his release. READ ALSO: Follow the LMSINT MEDIA channel on WhatsApp: Join Our WhatsApp Group Hear: Chat on WhatsApp Join our Telegram Chanel.
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Veteran Nollywood actor Richard Mofe-Damijo, popularly known as RMD, recently opened up about why he isn’t a fan of being referred to as a legend. In a thought-provoking interview on the Curiosity Made Me Ask podcast, the 63-year-old screen icon shared his personal views, stating that the term “legend” feels more like a trap than an honor. “I think the legend of a thing is a scam,” RMD said, clearly drawing the line between himself and those he truly considers worthy of the title. According to him, Nollywood greats such as Pete Edochie and Olu Jacobs are the real legends. He affectionately referred to them as “our ancestors” in the entertainment industry, having paved the way for generations of Nigerian actors. Why RMD Rejects the “Legend” Label RMD explained that while many people mean well when they call him a legend, the title often carries unintended undertones — hinting at retirement or stepping out of relevance. To him, it feels like being gently ushered into the hall of fame of “has-beens.” “When they call me that, I feel like they’re trying to relegate me to the neighborhood of retired people,” he said. He added that his admiration for Olu Jacobs dates back to childhood, recalling TV commercials like “Ribena children are healthy children” — a nostalgic nod to Jacobs’ longstanding presence on Nigerian screens. RMD’s Journey in Nollywood Born in Delta State, Nigeria, RMD launched his acting career back in 1982. Over the decades, he’s grown into one of the most beloved figures in the Nigerian entertainment industry, known for his charm, versatility, and elegance on and off-screen. Despite his tremendous impact, RMD continues to evolve and stay active in Nollywood, which may explain why he shies away from the “legend” label — he’s still writing his story. Related Articles on LMSINT MEDIA You can listen to the full podcast episode via Curiosity Made Me Ask Podcast on Spotify. Conclusion: RMD’s perspective adds a fresh lens to how we view titles in entertainment. Rather than bask in premature accolades, he advocates for staying active and giving flowers to true industry pioneers. It’s a humbling message from a man who continues to shape the future of Nollywood. If you enjoyed this story, explore more on LMSINT MEDIA where we dive deep into stories that matter in entertainment, lifestyle, digital marketing, and more. READ ALSO: Follow the LMSINT MEDIA channel on WhatsApp: Join Our WhatsApp Group Hear: Chat on WhatsApp Join our Telegram Chanel.
