The week (Monday, February 8, to Saturday, February 13, 2021), was quite eventful. With singer Oritsefemi‘s cheating scandal and actress Toyin Abraham‘s Fate of Alakada‘s Netflix deal, it might have been hard to keep up with all the events that happened.
It is in this light that eelive.ng is serving you with the best possible up-to-date information on entertainers, and this weekly wrap up brings you some of the things that made the news about them in the course of the week.
Popular singer, Oritsefemi was called out by his wife, Nabila, over a cheating scandal.
Nabila shared on her Instastories that an “imbecile” came to her matrimonial home to sleep with her husband while she was at work.
“Whoever the imbecile is that came to my house while I was away at work to fuck, you need to identify yourself. Gistlover it was a shocking news when you posted it a few months back, but now I can confirm,” she wrote.
“On a Monday morning, when people are out to look for daily bread. Some people, it is fuck that is their problem…….Like WTF.”
She also advised women that while it is not wrong to love and give second chances; it is however wrong to continue to be a fool.
Nollywood actor, Akah Nnani, and his wife, Claire, welcomed their first child. The Tinsel star shared the exciting baby news on his Instagram page on Monday.
“I promise to keep you up to speed soon and introduce you to our baby; who arrived a few hours after we took this photo. Our only pregnancy shoot,” he wrote.
The family of late Nollywood filmmaker, Chico Ejiro, announced that he would be buried on Saturday, February 20, 2021.
Disclosing the burial date on behalf of the family, veteran filmmaker Zeb Ejiro who’s the deceased’s brother, said the burial programme, designed in line with COVID-19 protocols, would start with a service of songs on Tuesday, February 16.
The service of songs tagged Industry Evening of Tribute, according to him, would be aired via zoom.
Isreal Afeare, an aide to music-star Davido tendered a public apology to DJ Cuppy, over his libellous statements against her.
The billionaire’s daughter, whose real name is Florence Otedola, had earlier threatened to sue Afeare; for claiming she didn’t pay Zlatan after their collaboration.
Owing to her promise of dragging him to court, Cuppy through her lawyers, Babajide Koku & Co., wrote the former, demanding he makes a public apology within seven days.
American streaming giant, Netflix has acquired Toyin Abraham‘s 2020 action-comedy, Fate of Alakada: The Party Planner.
Abraham took to her social media page to announce the good news to her numerous fans. However, the movie star is yet to disclose when the film will be released on the platform.
“Hello fam! I’m so happy to let you know that Netflix has got my movie, Fate of Alakada. So, to all my abroad fans and those who missed the chance to see it at the cinemas, please go and subscribe/ renew your Netflix subscriptions nowwww because Fate of Alakada is coming to Netflix soonest,” she wrote on Instagram.