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February 28, 2024 Miraculous Blessings: Illbliss’ Journey to Fatherhood

Miraculous Blessings: Illbliss’ Journey to Fatherhood

Rapper and actor Tobechukwu Ejiofor, popularly known as Illbliss, recently shared the emotional journey he and his wife, Munachiso, endured during their eight-year battle with childlessness.

Recalling their challenging experience, Illbliss revealed that they struggled with infertility for nearly a decade before finally welcoming their first child, Sochikaima, into the world in 2017. Three years later, they were blessed with another daughter named Kachimsideh in 2020.

In a recent interview, Illbliss described the births of his daughters as nothing short of miraculous. He explained that Sochikaima's arrival came after years of waiting, while Kachimsideh was born prematurely amid the COVID-19 lockdown.

The proud father emphasized how his children served as the inspiration behind his latest album, 'SideKai.' He revealed that the album's title was derived from a combination of his daughters' names, Kachimsideh and Sochikaima.

Sharing his joy, Illbliss expressed, "I am a girl-dad. I have two beautiful daughters. Sochikaima is 6, and Kachimsideh is 3. So, my album title, ‘SideKai’ was coined from their names. My kids came miraculously. Kaima came in after eight years of marriage. It took my wife and me a long time before we started having kids. Side also came during COVID-19, 2020. She came as a premature baby. So, they all came in miraculously."

February 27, 2024 After 13 Years on Screen, Beloved Nigerian Sitcom ‘The Johnsons’ Bids Farewell

After 13 Years on Screen, Beloved Nigerian Sitcom ‘The Johnsons’ Bids Farewell

The curtains have closed on "The Johnsons," a beloved Nigerian comedy series, after entertaining audiences for an impressive 13 years.

Charles Inojie, the Nollywood actor who portrayed Lucky Johnson, took to his official Instagram account to share the news of the show's conclusion. In his heartfelt post, he expressed gratitude to Africa for embracing the show for over a decade, describing it as a journey filled with magic and awesomeness.

Inojie's message read, "THANK YOU, AFRICA. After 13 years of absolute magic, 13 years of awesomeness, 13 years of being Africa’s most-watched show on television, and 13 years of being every family’s favorite, THE JOHNSONS is finally taking a bow."

He went on to acknowledge the incredible cast and crew whose dedication contributed to the show's remarkable success. Inojie extended his appreciation to the devoted viewers across the African continent, whose unwavering support made the journey memorable.

As the series bid farewell, it also marked the departure of some beloved cast members, including Ada Ameh, known as Amu Johnson, who passed away in 2022, and Samuel Ajibola, known as Spiff, who left due to personal reasons.

Though "The Johnsons" has come to an end, its legacy of laughter and entertainment will undoubtedly live on in the hearts of its fans for years to come.

 

 
 
 
 
 
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February 27, 2024 Blessing CEO On Why She Left Her Marriage

Blessing CEO On Why She Left Her Marriage

In a bold revelation, Blessing Okoro, also known as Blessing CEO, a controversial figure in the realm of relationship advice, has opened up about the reason behind her divorce from her husband.

Contrary to speculations, Blessing clarified that her decision to leave her marriage was motivated by experiences of domestic violence, not infidelity.

Addressing the matter on the inaugural episode of her television program, "Moments With Blessing CEO," she emphasized that infidelity alone should not serve as grounds for divorce. She urged women to introspect and acknowledge their role in marital challenges.

Blessing emphasized her stance, stating, "I departed from my marriage due to domestic violence; my husband was not unfaithful. As women, we must confront the reality that sometimes we contribute to the issues in our relationships."

She further advised against hastily ending marriages solely over instances of cheating, likening it to the discretion exercised in keeping a DNA test result confidential if one's husband is unfaithful.

Blessing CEO On Why He Left Her Marriage
Blessing CEO On Why He Left Her Marriage

 

February 26, 2024 Noble Igwe Replies Seyi Law Over Physical Violence Threat

Noble Igwe Replies Seyi Law Over Physical Violence Threat

Prominent media figure Noble Igwe has criticized comedian Seyi Law for his recent threat of physical violence.

In a snippet from Seyi Law's latest interview on ‘The Honest Bunch podcast’ with Nedu, he openly threatened to assault Noble Igwe upon their next encounter. Seyi Law was heard in the viral snippet declaring, ‘’Noble Igwe I’m mentioning it publicly, I will beat Noble Igwe to the extent….”

In response, Noble Igwe ridiculed Seyi Law's actions, highlighting that while other comedians are actively touring, Seyi Law seems to be hopping from one podcast to another. He quipped, “While other comedians your mate are on tour, you are busy moving from one podcast to another @seyilaw1. But then, that’s a tour.”

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