By Abigail David

BBNaija star Bella Okagbue has spoken publicly about her breakup with fellow reality TV star Sheggz, amid ongoing discussions about their relationship.

In a statement shared on her Instagram Story, Bella said she had remained silent because she believed some aspects of their relationship should remain private.

She said her decision not to respond to the controversy should not be interpreted as an admission of wrongdoing, adding that she was sincere about the relationship and defended it because she believed in it.

Bella also explained that she gave Sheggz another chance because she believed people could change and grow.

According to her, some of the versions of events circulating online do not accurately reflect her experience. She added that there are parts of her story she is not yet ready to discuss publicly.

Her comments come amid renewed interest in the couple’s relationship, including questions surrounding marriage plans, an engagement ring and promises they had made to each other.

Bella’s statement suggests she may provide further clarification on the issues as she continues to address the controversy surrounding their breakup.

By Abigail David

Nollywood stars have rallied behind veteran Yoruba actor Taiwo Hassan, popularly known as Ogogo, after his daughters appealed for urgent medical assistance as he battles stage-four cancer.

Actor and filmmaker Femi Adebayo urged the public to help the family connect with cancer specialists, hospitals and advanced treatment centres capable of reviewing Hassan’s medical records and recommending treatment options.

Adebayo stressed that the family was not seeking financial assistance, but medical expertise and direction.

Actress Toyin Abraham also shared a video of Hassan’s daughters, Lima and Kira Taiwo, on Instagram, urging people with possible medical connections to reach out to them.

The appeal followed emotional messages from the daughters, who said their father’s condition had deteriorated. They called on cancer specialists and medical facilities to consider his case and provide possible treatment options.

The daughters said Hassan had been unable to continue chemotherapy at his current hospital and appealed for another medical avenue that could give him a chance of recovery.

Hassan, 66, has spent more than four decades in the Nigerian film industry and has featured in over 300 movies, becoming one of the most recognisable figures in Yoruba cinema.

By Abigail David

Afrobeats star Davido has claimed that officials linked to the United States Government have contacted him following concerns he raised about the forthcoming Osun State governorship election.

The singer made the claim in a social media post, saying, “Trump’s people have reached out,” while expressing excitement over the development.

However, Davido did not disclose who specifically contacted him, when the communication occurred or what was discussed.

The claim comes amid heightened political attention surrounding the Osun governorship election, with various stakeholders expressing concerns and opinions ahead of the poll.

Davido has previously used his social media platforms to comment on political developments, particularly those involving Osun State.