For Nollywood actress Uju Mandy it has not been easy coping with her plus-sized boobs.

In an encounter with www.pearlsnews.com , the Anambra state-born single mother lamented her pains.

"As a lady with plus-sized boobs, I face lots of challenges especially insults from people. I mean plenty of insults from both men and women. Some even body -shame me because of my big boobs. While some will say that my sense is on my breast. All sorts of unkind words but I don't really care. Recently, someone insulted me again, saying that I don’t have sense and I reason with my big breasts."

Mandy who said she is very much single and not ready for marriage further revealed reasons she is not willing to settle down anytime soon...but can be a second wife...read more at https://pearlsnews.com/men-insult-me-because-of-my-big-b00bs-uju-mandy-laments/

Nollywood actress and social media influencer Monalisa Stephen has opened up on her relationship choices.

Twenty-nine-year-old Stephen who is a Body Positivity Advocate in an encounter with www.pearlsnews.com revealed why she loves dating older men; ones that are actually in their 60s and above.

Speaking on her about what she expects from a man that wants her for marriage or dating, she said, "Everyone knows I have always liked older men. I use to be ashamed to say it but now I can say it with my full chest. I love dating older men. And yes, men in their 60's and above. And if I ever consider marriage, I'll end up with men in that age bracket."

On why she doesn't want to get married or have kids, Stephen says marriage is overrated...read more on https://pearlsnews.com/at-29-i-love-dating-men-who-are-60-and-above-monalisa-stephen/?amp

INTRODUCTION

Chinedu Munir Nwoko – the enigmatic prince from Idumuje-Ugboko, in Aniocha North Local Government Area of Delta State, Nigeria, left a permanent handprint on an era of my life. Once I re-united with him, I realized that despite the length of time we had lost contact with each other, as soon as I spoke to him again and laid eyes on him, it felt as if we were naturally continuing a relationship from where we left off! He certainly trained me well to become a solicitor, I must add.

In fact, he actually taught me from scratch ‘how to manage a law practice’ - and I could never forget him because of that. He did the same with many other lucky young Nigerians, not only in the legal field but also in politics, I gathered. I could safely say that I was one of the few people who was privileged enough to have experienced a part of his journey.

The nostalgia that engulfed my senses when the media became flooded with stories of his current lifestyle, motivated me to make contact again. It was an incredible sensation. Ned Nwoko was still himself, still as charming as ever, but with an extra tinge of matured dignity, comportment and refinement.

MEETING NED NWOKO

I met Prince Nwoko in London, England in the mid-1990s. I recall it must have been about a year plus before my mother’s demise when her sister, my late Aunty Uche was visiting from Nigeria. I had cause to attend a lecture by Prince Ned Nwoko somewhere in Kensington, London. I was then an aspiring young lawyer, still at the trainee stage. This was sometime around 1995, the exact date, I cannot recollect. It all happened so fast. I went there specifically to meet Ned because I had heard about him through a friend who recommended him as someone who could be of tremendous help to my career and my quest for a ‘Solicitors’ Training Contract’ or ‘Articles Of Clerkship’ as it was more popularly known in those days. At that venue, a 35-year-old Ned Nwoko was presenting his book titled: Nigeria: Time For All Hands On Deck. The hall was packed full, but I managed to get his attention at the end of the programme. He was very pleasant and seemed agreeable to the fact that I should work with him at his growing new law firm in the city. He promised to call me for an interview. I felt so comfortable, as if I had found myself a legal mentor.

I was happy. My aunt who had accompanied me to the event, tried to discourage me, she felt I should not be working for a Nigerian firm, that I would be better off working for an oyibo law firm. After all, we were in their country. Little did she realise that I was a die-hard afro-centric, in fact, naija-centric, the type who believed that ‘charity begins at home’ and we should all support and patronize each other, especially in a foreign land. Ned Nwoko was a law and history graduate with a Bachelor of Arts (B.A) degree from the prestigious University of Keele, and he continued with his academics on to London University’s Kings College, where he got his Master’s of Law (LL.M). He joined Lincolns Inn, and was called to the bar after which he spent a short stint as a barrister followed by full time advocacy at the Crown Prosecution Service. He decided to switch to the other side of the legal profession, became a member of the Law Society and got himself admitted as a solicitor of the Supreme Court of England and Wales.

He then moved into private practice and specialised in criminal and civil litigation. He was well known for his legal articles which were regularly published in newsletters, journals, periodicals and newspapers. He worked hard as he went through all the Law Society requirements - working first at Kumars Solicitors, then at Pascalides Solicitors where he became a visiting adviser at the local Citizens’ Advice Bureau in London before he finally left to start up his own law firm, Ned Nwoko Solicitors.

Apart from being an official member of the Law Society, he was elected as Secretary-General of the Nigerian Legal Practitioners of UK. In 1995, he was publicly recognised as the best black lawyer in England. He was also awarded an honorary law doctorate (LL.D) from the Commonwealth University of Belize.

JOINING ‘THE FIRM’

After the interview with him, I was offered the job as a trainee solicitor and fee-earner or paralegal (I carried a few labels in that office) before I finally settled for ‘Head of Immigration’ a few weeks later. I was thrown straight into the deep end at Ned Nwoko Solicitors. The work and the training were intense. I loved every minute of it. Working in that place gave me a sense of security and purpose. There was never a dull moment. Ned Nwoko Solicitors’ office was a hub of activity, strategically located in the City of London along Gray’s Inn Road in a classic traditional converted four-storey office building with an impressive signage, across the road from the famous King’s Cross station, beside the most popular red-light district in the UK!

Most conveniently, we were a stones’ throw away from the Inns of Court and the Law Society headquarters. We were also proud of and basked in the reputation of being the biggest and best ‘black’ law firm in the United Kingdom. At any given time, there were at least ten lawyers, while at the peak, Ned employed up to thirty-five lawyers, with a sizeable team of support staff, mostly typists and clerks that mainly occupied the large typing pool on the ground floor beside the reception and waiting area.

Prince Ned himself possessed a dramatic aura, so awe-inspiring. Even though he was usually of a calm disposition, he had a presence and still does. In those days, I considered him to be my personal professional trainer who taught me everything I needed to know about how to work in, and run a successful law firm with its detailed administrative manoeuvres including bookkeeping and accounts, plus the management of clients and their case files. I ended up taking charge of about 800 case files, but I was up to the task. I soon learnt to write briefs for barristers and instructed them on new cases up for litigation and on client matters. I accompanied them to court and managed the documents, took notes, interviewed clients – both free ones and those detained in prison cells and I always sat behind counsel in court before the sitting judge, ready to assist while the litigation was raging back and forth.

One of the most valuable legal techniques I learnt from Ned was how to issue appeals under section 51 at the Royal Courts of Justice, where I became a regular on Stay of Executions and Judicial Reviews.

Immigration became my strongest point and it got to the stage where Ned, my boss, promoted me to Head of the Immigration Department, with at least five junior lawyers and paralegals assisting me. We were always 'on call' 24/7, ready to attend to newly arrested clients at airports, seaports and any other immigration holding or detention facilities.

Driving to Gatwick Airport on a late Christmas eve night was one of the many sacrifices I remember having to make! This was as a result of the fact that I had a good teacher who prompted me to work hard, and my enthusiasm was fuelled by the incentives he gave his team of fee-earners for bringing funds into the firm privately and or via legal aid. I was also fortunate that clients liked me which instigated a lot of referrals and helped in making me the highest fee-earner for quite a few months in a row. This feat always earned me a bonus on pay day, after every lawyer and fee-earner was appraised for his or her performance by the accountant at the end of each month.

Ned continued to encourage and sponsor me, as well as the other lawyers in the firm who were housed in different departments. Most types of contentious and non-contentious areas of practice were professionally handled, including wills & probate, conveyancing and housing. Being characteristically hands-on, he personally took care of most of the specialist cases as the principal solicitor. The firm habitually handled clients in the Aviation and Maritime industries, many such matters came up, and covered various countries and continents. There was indeed a formidable build-up of international cases. The Criminal Department was extremely busy; in fact, it was the busiest part of the office and was effectively headed by two charismatic lawyers - Marie Chamberlain (who later left to go and open her own city firm where she was the senior partner of Chamberlain Solicitors) and Charles Adeogun-Philips (who left to join the World Court at the Hague where he was deployed to Rwanda as a prosecutor).The few English solicitors present included Nicole the blue-eyed blond who specialised in Civil Litigation, Mr.

Bryan and Andrew Bolton who came in as a partner (married to a Nigerian barrister wife, my cousin, Frances).

There was an Irish man called Monihan, also there were two Singhs from India, one called Hardeep, and a mixture of other African lawyers from Ghana, Sierra Leone and Zimbabwe, amongst others, I cannot recall all their names. I continued to pick up tips very fast from almost all of them, and was still in the process of attending night classes at the Law Society’s College of Law on Store Street, Central London most days after work. I still had to complete my final exams, which was an integral part of my training as a card-carrying member of the Law Society. Ned was generous enough to pay my tuition fees! Under his focused cerebral tutorage and mentorship, I must say that Ned Nwoko Solicitors managed to produce some of the best crop of Nigerian and British solicitors including many other legal practitioners from all parts of the world, right in the heart of London, England, some of who went on to run successful law practices and other types of businesses of their own in the UK, Nigeria and beyond. Apart from Immigration and Customs & Excise cases, I was abruptly introduced into Corporate Law. For example, I began to specialise in the incorporation of off-shore companies, and other random civil litigation matters that came to my table. This was how I first got introduced to some of the greatest veteran Nollywood actors such as Kanayo O. Kanayo, Liz Benson, Jide Kosoko and some other chap who was their agent in England. They were all unceremoniously ushered into my office by Ned himself on one of my most stressful paperwork-filled days. It was awesome! I remember my slight initial irritation turning to amazement. I was almost star-struck, but for the fact that they presented themselves with so much humility and no signs of arrogance (I had expected some kind of diva-like behaviour from all film stars of any nationality, Nigeria was no exception). The goodwill created from the networking while in Ned’s office was extremely useful for anyone interested in law, business, politics or even entertainment.

Prince Chinedu Munir Nwoko, wore other hats apart from the legal ‘Stetson.’ He was not only a successful lawyer, he was also a respected politician and an outstanding philanthropist, contributing to a few charities and even offering pro-bono services to destitute young clients who were not entitled to legal aid.

The most memorable experience I gathered through working with him during that period was when I ended up meeting Her Majesty, Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Charles face to face. The Nigerian High Commission had sponsored a group of Nigerians, some of us from Ned Nwoko Solicitors, to go for a Commonwealth gathering in Edinburgh, Scotland, naturally attended by some top members of the British royal family. I guess you can’t get any higher than Her Majesty, the Queen of England and her first son, the Crown Prince! The pictures imprinted in my mind of the cold wintery eventful weekend in Edinburgh and the eventual British royal parade, is permanently embedded there.

NED NWOKO – THE PERSONALITY

Born into a royal dynasty in Idumuje-Ugboko, Prince Ned Nwoko could be described physically as being of above-average height, dark chocolate complexioned skin, with sharp penetrating eyes that focus intensely on whoever or whatever he chooses to observe. He has a simple characteristically calm and dignified mien. Even with his regal heritage, world class education and enviable height in life, he never postures like a peacock. He does not walk with a pompous self-introduction but in measured steps that beckon and soothe, with convivial humanity. He is obviously a devoted family man, happily married with several children. As a polygamist, his love for all his wives and children is clear for all to see and he has the means to take care of them all very well. I was well acquainted with the first wife of his youth, Lillian or Lilly - as she is fondly called, who also quietly worked with us in the office as the firm's in-house barrister. In fact, she had her own office one floor above mine. She is the mother of his oldest adult children. Ned’s kindness is infectious beyond limits. His followers and workers are part of his family. A mentor who values his mentees. A genial father-figure who gives to one and all, like the traditionally generous Father Christmas. Two of his domestic staff in the village, recently got N1 million each as a reward for their long standing service to Prince Ned Nwoko. Some others in his team in different departments had also been rewarded with cash gifts not below N1 million.

Thousands of students from his Anioma area of State and far afield, have received scholarship funds while a sizeable number of women and youths had been regularly empowered with financial succour. He was in the news some time ago for single-handedly rehabilitating sections of the Onicha Ugbo/Idumuje Ugboko road (a major gateway to Abuja Federal Capital) with glittering tar at a cost running into over N100 million. His country home at Idumuje Ugboko is always like Mecca each time he comes visiting from his Abuja base, as hundreds of people swarm endlessly to his sprawling abode to receive sundry assistance from a large-hearted man enamoured with cheerful giving.

This article is a basic recollection about a great Nigerian man with a candid personality who has a lot to offer Africa and the world at large; a man who can freely share his experiences and entrepreneurship achievements with anyone who cares to know, and more specifically, can be a highly valued role model to the youth of African descent who are in dire need of a positive focus.

HIS MALARIA ERADICATION PROJECT

After a huge gap of well over twenty years during which we had moved on with our respective lives, I made an effort to contact my former boss again. I had bumped into him briefly at a restaurant car park in Abuja in between those years. So much water had passed under the bridge and the constant media attention he was getting prompted me to drop him a message and when he graciously responded a few days later, communication between us started again.

In March 2021, I got myself invited to one of his Abuja houses to discuss a book proposal. Being in his presence was all so familiar, it was just like old times. In Nigeria, the Ned Nwoko Foundation has been going strong. I was invited by him in April 2021, on World Malaria Day to join their Malaria Awareness Walk from Unity Fountain, Abuja. I attended with my friend, Dr. Eleanor Nwadinobi who was not only experienced in malaria advocacy and health activism, but also the first Nigerian and current president of the Medical Women International Association, MWIA. She was invited to talk to the audience about the intrigues of malaria and she certainly did not disappoint. Deeply impressed, we found it to be quite an occasion, championed by the foundation and supported by many other organisations such as NYSC, the Ministries of Health and Environment, the Malaria Consortium, National Malaria Elimination Programme, NMEP, Linas International, Project Tourism, Regina Entertainment TV, (owned by his adorable Nollywood actress wife, Regina Daniels), FRSC and the Nigeria Police Force. The Malaria Walk incorporated his Antarctica Experience project which highlighted a trip he made in January 2020 to the frozen climes of Antarctica, where he went with the intention of drawing international attention to the malaria scourge in Africa in a rather unique manner, by becoming the first black African to make that journey, and succeeding in installing Nigeria as the 13th country in the world to have placed its flag on that ice peak. A competition coined: Antarctica Experience, had been taking place for months, searching for the most talented young artists in the country. 450 contestants participated and 10 finalists were expected to perform at the grand finale on the day after the Walk at his estate in Lifecamp Abuja. It was an entertaining event. The winner and runners-up were presented with very generous financial gift packages by Ned himself in his characteristic benevolence. I was fascinated by his ability to identify and select a controversial and seemingly incurable disease and proceed to tackle it effectively. Apparently, the foundation had set up a recycling plant in each local government area to embark on the fumigation and spraying of their respective environments.

Ned had even gone as far as applying for a bill through the National Assembly for the creation of an agency to implement the said plants. The foundation is also involved in some intense research for the development of safe malaria drugs with the endowment of research grants to five universities in Africa and the implementation of the RTSS Malaria Vaccine in Nigeria, plus sanitation that includes cleaning up the entire country to get rid of mosquito breeding spaces.

IN CONCLUSION

There are quite a few other adventurous projects that have either been established or are still in incubation, kicked off by forward-looking Ned Nwoko, all in the quest for enhancing the development process in this country.

There is the magnificent Mount Ned Tourist Resort and the Stars University, both located in his Idumuje-Ugboko homeland. Mount Ned is a wondrous tourism resort, encompassing a palatial mansion with a striking mix of African and Arabian architecture and a zoo bearing the rarest collection of wild life in the country. The proposed Stars University nearby, promises to be iconic as it is modelled to serve as the first sports university in sub-Saharan Africa! Only Ned, ever unique and inimitable can dream this big.

Prince Ned Nwoko appears passionate about saving Nigeria, yet he cannot do it all by himself, so he does what he can whenever God gives him the opportunity. Interestingly, his steadfast determination is one of his strengths that got him to where he is today, and is bound to get him to where he wants to be tomorrow. Challenges and hiccups notwithstanding, I have watched from afar as he has continued to gradually push obstacles aside to get to his goals. His survival instincts are very strong and have been working for him. He does not hide his weaknesses, but his strengths overshadow them, which is a good thing. We must continue to watch his space as he continues to tick the right boxes. We should offer our support where feasible, as most of the projects are beneficial to improving our future.

Very soon, his story will be shared across nations and will come across as inspirational and historic.

Mark my words!

By Chinelo. A. Iwenofu

Happily married Nollywood actress, Anita Joseph Olagunju and her husband Fisayo Micheal Olagunju, also known as MC Fish are expecting their first child together.

The obviously excited actress made this known last night, at the grand party of Iyabo Ojo's late mum.

While her husband, MC Fish was massaging her already swollen feet, Anita Joseph made the exciting announcement.

"Oh baby, keep massaging those preggy (Pregnant) legs..chai," she wrote with lots of love emoji.

Although the movie star quickly edited the 'Preggy' part of the caption, [url]Pearlsnews.com[/url] had already captured the moment.

Anita Joseph and MC Fish met in 2017, according to Anita in past posts, and they officially got married on February 14, 2020.

We say a huge congratulations to her...read more and see photos at https://pearlsnews.com/anita-joseph-announces-shes-pregnant-video/

Authentic news reaching [url]Pearlsnews.com[/url] this morning confirms that the marriage between Paul Okoye, one half of defunct music duo P Square popularly known as Rude boy and his entrepreneur wife, Anita Okoye is over.

In fact Anita Okoye has already filed for a petition for a divorce and moved to the United States..

For more details read on
https://pearlsnews.com/paul-okoye-and-anitas-marriage-crash-heads-to-divorce-court/

Yul Edochie and Judy Austin recently welcomed a baby together after their unholy relationship in Asaba, Delta State.

[url]Pearlsnews.com[/url] reliably reported that the actor has since admitted impregnating his colleague, but warns his critics to stay away from his private life.

However, here are 10 Things to know about Judy Austin!

Muoghalu Uchechukwu Judith is her full name but better known as Judy Austin.

Judy Austin started acting in 2013.

Judy Austin is from Umuoji in Idemilli North, Anambra State.


She had always dreamed of being an artist and a model. The modelling part she achieved but the music part didn't really click.


Judy Austin ventured into acting the day she met Sylvester Mmadu, who is also an actor and a director.


She shot her first movie Native Girl in 2018 with the help of Yul Edochie. That was where their relationship started.


Her most memorable moment as an actress was shooting Native Girl.
"Working with director Yul is not a joke my sister," she had said.


Second was a movie called (Orombo) where she acted as a tomboy. She had to learn how to ride a bicycle on set and still shot the same film with it.

Judy Austin loves to speak Igbo and promote the Igbo language and cultural values.

Few weeks ago, Judy Austin welcomed a baby boy with her married lover, Yul Edochie. Yul Edochie is supposed to be happily married to May Edochie and blessed with four lovely kids....more at https://pearlsnews.com/judy-austin-10-things-you-need-to-know-about-yul-edochies-latest-baby-mama/?amp=1

Nollywood actor, producer and director, Yul Edochie is proud father again, however this time not with his beautiful wife, May Yul Edochie, [url]Pearlsnews.com[/url] reports

The multi talented actor who is the last child of seasoned veteran actor, Pete Edochie has just welcomed a bouncing baby with his colleague turned baby mama, Judith Austin Muoghalu.

Yul Edochie who is married with 4 lovely kids (3 boys and a girl) is elated at the delivery of his latest family addition.

Yul Edochie and Judy Austin have been a pair for a while now, as he always direct movies she produce.

It was during one of their shots that their relationship kicked off, then one thing led to another Judy Austin became pregnant....more at https://pearlsnews.com/yul-edochie-and-pretty-actress-welcome-bouncing-baby-photos/

Chizzy Alichi Mbah who had a glamorous wedding on Saturday, December 28, 2019 has continued to enjoy her blissful home. The 28 year-old actress always flaunts loved up photos of herself and husband, Chike Ugochukwu Mbah on Social Media.

In a chat with [url]PEARLSNEWS.COM[/url], Ms Mbah clearly stated that she is not scared of losing her marriage to any home breaker regardless of the high rate of celebrity marriage crisis.

"Nothing will ever go wrong in my marriage, Never! My marriage is made in heaven. No woman can come in-between. I no thief or snatch person husband naa, na my own I dey display for social media; my God given man. I don't care about negative comments on social media. I just ignore trolls. In fact, hardly reply them; I am too busy thinking of others business to venture into. I too like money. I can say that I have not recorded any worst comment; because I don't care about what people say about me online and offline."

Wondering if Alichi's marital status has affected the kind of movie roles she accepts, she affirms, "Yes I now select the kind of roles that play in movies. Aside that, nothing has really changed about me since my marriage because I married my best friend, he know what I am capable of doing. I have never been a fake person."

Asked if she's under family pressure to have a baby, the serial entrepreneur says.... READ ON AT https://pearlsnews.com/chizzy-alichi-brags/

Plus size actress cum social media influencer Monalisa Stephen has reiterated that she will never have a child that would suckle at her mammoth mammary glands.

Asked why she plans never to have a child of her own, the Monalisa Stephen says, "I'll never have kids. I'd rather It’s just a personal decision I took since I was 15. In fact I may dedicate my life’s work in catering for kids around the world. I love children. My partner will have to understand and respect my decision. If he truly loves me, he would understand and will protect me from his family member's pressure. My future husband has to be God fearing and Responsible. Respectful and Caring," she told [url]pearlsnews,com[/url].
Asked the kind of man she wants, she says.... read on at https://pearlsnews.com/monalisa-stephen-baby/

For Ogechi Ukonu better known as Caramel Plugg, there’s nothing wrong with starting up a family with her fellow celebrity.


The Nigerian Canada based internet sensation says although she doesn’t have a celebrity crush at the moment, she also doesn’t have any limitations to status when it comes to matters of the heart, “I don’t have a celebrity crush not even Don Jazzy but he is an amazing person! If the one for me is a celebrity, then so be it according to Gods will,” she tells [url]PEARLSNEWS.COM[/url] in a phone chat.

Ogechi Ukonu, an Abia State Indigene further states that she’s still young and marriage it not on her mind, she would rather focus on her studies and career.

“At the moment I’m not in a relationship and starting a family isn’t on my mind right now either. However, when the right time comes, a focused and determined man would be ideal. Someone who’s honest and driven in whatever passion he’s working with. I like men who are open minded and observant. Men are always in my DMs on social media, to be honest. Some in my comments section but I don’t pay attention to any of them unless it’s something I’m looking for or a service I asked for from my story.”

Caramel Plugg added, “Right now, I’m currently in my final year of university studying global development and communications, hoping to finish this year 2021.... more at https://pearlsnews.com/caramel-plugg-speaks-on-her-love-for-don-jazzy/

Fair and beautiful Nollywood actress, Inem Peter who is well known for showing off sultry photos on Instagram, has revealed that she is heartbroken and single again. The actress cum movie producer announced via her Instagram platform that she is in need of a man for a serious relationship after her ex-boyfriend called it quits because she was too quiet for his liking.

Her message reads: ” Public Announcement. If i ever told you that i was in a serious relationship uhn, it has ended o and i am single again. It ended because we are calm. He wants noise in the relationship. I mean he likes a girl who quarrels and fights. And me and i cant trade my peace of mind for any relationship.”

It would be recalled that in an earlier interview with [url]PEARLSNEWS.COM[/url] Inem Peter had clearly stated that as a Calabar girl, they are not only good in bed or kitchen but other positive aspects of life.
The movie star who just released her new movie, Colours of Deceit expressed her disappointment at how men see her whenever she introduces herself.
“It is very annoying. Each time I say I am a Calabar girl, most men wants me to cook for them or be their personal porn star. The Calabar girl thing is something I am tired of hearing. I want everybody to know that I am tired of hearing that a Calabar girl is only good in bed and kitchen. When you tell someone where you are from and the only thing they think about is sex and kitchen. Even when I try to be like ‘No I’m from Akwa-Ibom’, they would say, ‘don’t bother they are the same’.All I know is that, aside the fact we are loving, hardworking and intelligent, Calabar or Akwa-Ibom girls are specially created. They are blessed, they take good care of their man more than any other tribe.. from https://pearlsnews.com/i-need-another-man-actress-inem-peter-cries-out/

For Nollywood actress and model, Jane Obi in as much as pretty girls can't escape sexual harassment in the entertainment industry, she tires to avoid any situation that would box her into such unpleasant corner.

In an encounter, the Enugu State based script interpreter says, "Sexual harassment is something every young pretty girl can't really escape both in and outside the industry. I just try not to expose my self to it. I avoid anything that might put me in such condition. I just take it one step at a time. I have never really been desperate for anything. However, in a world like ours you can never be too careful but I will prefer not to call anyone out."

Asked her most embarrassing encounter with a male fan, Jane Obi recalls, "Hmmm oh few weeks ago, I was at the car wash and met this couple they said they are my fan and wanted to take some pictures. The guy snapped me and the girl, then gave the girl phone and told her to go back a bit to get full shot and immediately he whispered " I masturbate with your pictures to my ear "! That was so embarrassing.. I just excused myself and left."

Jane Obi who has so far featured in 5 movies in 2021 also hints how she has been handling society and family pressure to get married.

She says, "The pressure is seriously there both from family and society. My key is determination and focus. One thing I have promised myself is that I will get married but in my own time and to the right person. I am not going to allow the pressure push me. Although sometimes, I wonder if there is ever going to be right time or right person. I mean what's the guarantee that after waiting that I will make the right choice? There is no formula in life, so I just leave it in Gods hand to make it right in his own time.''

Jane Obi states further, "In as much as I love money oh, I don't think I can marry an older man like Regina Daniels. I want someone to grow up with me . I can't even imagine myself as a second wife...Read more at _{https://pearlsnews.com/help-married-men-are-masturbating-with-my-photos-actress-jane-obi-cries-out/?amp=1}

Weeks after popular Nollywood actor, Ernest Asuzu, who was said to have collapsed and died, the truth has been revealed about how the actor actually died.

According to reports from The Lead the late actor, who was recuperating from Stroke related ailment, was engaged in an alleged sex romp with a prostitute in a notorious hotel called ‘New Spot One’ when he collapsed on top of the lady and died.
Ernest Asuzu

Sources said that he was dead before he was brought to the hospital wearing soiled Boxer only after an alleged sex romp with a resident commercial sex worker.

The Lead was told that the hotel located in Fagbile Estate in Ijegun area of Alimosho LCDA was shut on orders of the Lagos State Commissioner of Police, but the hotel manager who boasts of being connected to the Inspector General of Police (IGP) and his prophet, dared the authority of Lagos State Police command, by breaking the police seal on the hotel premises and reopened for business.
It would be recalled that the popular actor’s death on January 26th, 2021, was shrouded in unexplained secrecy, until recently when our undercover investigators stumbled on facts suggesting that he actually died in the course of a sex romp with a resident commercial sex worker identified as Emmanuella Daniel in the popular New Spot One hotel.

It was gathered that shortly after the late Ernest Asuzu died during the sex romp with Emmanuella, the Manager of the hotel identified as Daniel Okorie, who is also a Musician, had quickly with the help of one Prophet Chimezie, ‘a resident prophet, and Daniel’s godfather’, moved the deceased, who was said to be naked only covered with his sperm stained boxer shorts, to Igando General hospital, where he was said to have been confirmed as ‘BID’, meaning Brought In Dead.

To cover his track, the Manager... Read on at https://pearlsnews.com/exposed-how-nollywood-actor-ernest-asuzu-died-during-s3x-romp-with-emmanuella-in-lagos-hotel/

Plus size advocate and actress, Doris Anyanwu has cried out after tattooing Bobrisky’s name on her butts and got ignored by the crossdresser.

Joining the ‘tattoo Bobrisky’ trend, the Imo State born script interpreter had inked the name on her private part, posted the images and still didn’t get any attention from the controversial Crossdresser.

“@bobrisky222 I was the third person that drew a tattoo of your name on my body after the lady outside the country …. ���������������” she cried out on Bobrisky’s Instagram.

[url]Pearlsnews.com[/url] visit to Doris Anyanwu’s Instagram page, however revealed that she had two weeks ago gone through the pains of inking Bobrisky on her buttocks.

An act she had promised herself never to go through again after the first experience. “Over 10 years ago I had a tattoo done on my left arm and I vowed never to have another tattoo done cos of the pains … Today I broke that vow to prove my loyalty to my Queen, extraordinary influencer , angel in human form @bobrisky222 …God bless you for all you are doing for humanity .. Love you Bob ❤❤❤”, Doris Anyanwu wrote....Read on at https://pearlsnews.com/nollywood-actress-doris-anyanwu-tattoos-bobrisky-on-her-private-part/

Former Big Brother Naija housemate, Tobi Bakre, has sent the internet on fire with the release of his pregnant girlfriend's photos. This has so far stirred mixed feelings amongst his fans and that of Alex Unusual.

Some fans have also gone as far as calling him out for not ending up with Alex Unusual.

The duo made an admirable pair while they were in the Big Brother Naija house in 2018 and even after they left the show.

However, the former banker shared a photo of him having a romantic moment with his pregnant bae and captioned it, ""My own award o. See as woman fine.."

See some reactions below culled by [url]pearlsnews.com[/url] from Instagram,

adepejuruth_cateringservice wrote: So with all what Alex went Tru on line bulling insults and all tobi no dey with Alex for ever ����if not for Alex constant cheering up tobi for big brother house cece ready send tobi enter depression.. Hmmmmm anyway congratulations"

Another IG user wrote, "msohenhen, well next time Alex should mind her business and not turn on another woman for a man"
able_blessedsoul added, "It be like say belle don enter.. Abi na my eyes.

soberdrunk8 said, "Abeg where una dey see all these Fine girls!!!?? Abi I get eye problem??

chisomohia26: Someone check on Ale......��


chan67: She is pregnant after you shine Alex Kongo ...Read on at https://pearlsnews.com/bnaija-tobi-bakre-shows-off-his-pregnant-girlfriend/

Nollywood actress, Iyabo Ojo continues to win in this celebrity Supremacy battle between herself and colleague, Mercy Aigbe.

Today, at the just concluded Headies; Nigeria's premier music award show, Ojo a divorced mum of two emerged the winner of the best dressed at the event which held virtual and live at Eko Hotels and Suites, Victoria Island, Lagos, due to COVID-19 restrictions.

Although Mercy Aigbe wasn't spotted at the event, Iyabo Ojo dazzled in angelic all white ensemble that actually stole the show.

The dress which was designed and styled by Tiannahs Empire, made Ojo 250,000 (.250M) richer.

She shared the good news on her page with the caption,

Guess the best female dressed & best hair at #14thheadies awards... We Won! @tiannahsplacempire Baddest Designer!���Going home with #250,000..Courtesy @lushhairnigeria,"

https://www.instagram.com/p/CLkfhyBna0g/?igshid=6t1med77hc6g

Dark and beautiful Nigerian actress, Nazo Ekezie who recently openly spoke about her crush for music mogul, Don Jazzy, on social media is marking her birthday on Tuesday December 22.

The gorgeous Anambra State born diva teased her fans with some lovely photos via her Instagram page.

Her fans via the comment section asked Nazo Ekezie to give them the full gist of what really transpired between herself and Don Jazzy, the day they went out on a date.

"Happy Birthday Nazo Ekezie. We are still awaiting gist of your date with Don Jazzy. Has it happened yet? How did it go? We are waiting for the full gist," Obyeats wrote on Instagram.

It would recall that few weeks when Don Jazzy clocked a year older, Nollywood actress used the opportunity to get his attention and to make her feelings known.

https://www.instagram.com/p/CJInpQKnOjG/?igshid=8yaiybjqyfs4

She's young, beautiful, yet not willing to get married anytime soon.

Nollywood actress, Angelina Eko Idoko from Igede, Benue State has said that she has always been scared of marriage from childhood and the reason is not farfetched.

The Computer Science graduate in an interview with [url]pearlsnews.com[/url] says, ''Before I became part of the entertainment industry, I have always been scared of marriage because my parents didn’t exactly have the best one. My father was violent and they were always shouting on top of their voices. I grew up wanting to be a single Mum. Somehow, I think all men are the same, I still feel that way. Some people think that I must have been through a lot of heartbreaks, but not at all. I don’t allow men into my life. I've had only 2 relationships and I am currently single. I am tough oh. I don’t want to go through what my mum went through in the hands of a man."

When asked her kind of man, Angelina Eko Idoko hinted, "I want someone that doesn’t shout when he’s angry. A man that is understanding. Someone that is Patient, Outgoing, Social, funny, intellectual, caring, modern & supportive. I am very good in bed and I have fine body. Have you heard of Benue girls? We have similar attributes with calabar girls. But we are better than them. I can fvuck very well... Read more at https://pearlsnews.com/benue-girls-are-better-in-bed-than-calabar-girls-actress-angelina-eko-idoko/

It is often said that celebrity marriages crash as fast as they are contracted and this has left bitter taste in the tongues of young single ladies out there.

For pretty Nollywood actress, Chioma Okoye, the thoughts of getting married, starting a new family scares her.

"I have always been scared of marriage naturally without the celebrity marriage crashing stuff came up. I can't really explain but the thoughts of leaving my family to live with another family, changing my surname to another, going to another village for Christmas instead of my village scare me. They were my major fears before, but now it has toppled by fear of emotional blackmailed, domestic violence or lack of peace at home," she told [url]pearlsnews.com[/url]

The Public Administration graduate from Enugu state university of science and technology also maintained that she would never succumb to dating or marrying any of her colleagues in Showbiz.

Recounting her experience Randy producers, Ms Okoye says.... Read on at

https://pearlsnews.com/why-i-dont-want-to-get-married-chioma-okoye/

Following the alleged crash of Chacha Eke Faani's 7 years marriage, her colleague, Sylvia Ukaatu has listed the possible reasons marriages crash despite the love professed by the couple.

In an encounter with [url]pearlsnews.com[/url] , the single mother of one says, "Most marriages face crisis and misfortune because of the third person (the unseen water spirit) in the union. This water spirit does not only affect the female but also the male. Even in our subconsciousness we find ourselves having sex. It's not just a dream, it is a reality in the underworld. When a marriage begins to have problem and you can't have a hold on what the problem is, then it is either the wife or the man has a connection with the water spirits."

Speaking further, Ms Ukaatu who is presently on an epic movie location added, 'Don't quote me wrong; water people are the nicest people on earth if you discover on time and treat them right. Most men suffers setbacks in businesses not because they didn't plan well but because they got married without appeasing the water spirit and their personal gods (Chi). Do not allow anybody fool you that it doesn't exist; 99% of Africans especially the Igbos have connection with water spirit.... Read more here
https://pearlsnews.com/exclusive-how-spirit-husband-crashed-chacha-ekes-marriage/

It is no longer news that Olamilekan Agbeleshe better known as Laycon on Sunday, September 27, emerged the winner of Big Brother Naija season 5, the lockdown edition.


Many fans of the show had predicted that among the 5 finalists, the 26-year-old singer and rapper would emerge the winner and yes he did emerge the winner of Big Brother Naija 2020 edition.

Well, there are speculations going round on social media that the rapper who have been in the spotlight since his 1st day on the show allegedly used a particular evil ring to manipulate Erica who was supposedly his strong contender.

Erica was few weeks ago disqualified for consistently breaking the Big Brother House rules which earned her 3 strikes and final disqualification.. Read on at https://pearlsnews.com/how-laycon-used-evil-ring-to-manipulate-ericas-disqualification-full-details/

Annjay Chioma, a multi-talented entrepreneur, who at a young age, worked hard to make a name for herself in the Nigerian music industry has again launched a new beauty product, Anjaysexy Shaper.

This is coming after the success of her other beauty brands; Annjay Hair, Annjay Lashes, Annjay Cosmetics and Cura Sunglasses.

The new product according to the Singer, is for every kind of woman who wants to bring sexy back in her lifestyle.
On what inspired the idea a shaper brand, the Ije Love coroner, said, "My sister, society and my career inspired this. Everywhere I go, I hear a lot of people say 'Annjay you look beautiful. I like your shape, you look so straight without any stomach fat. I want to be like you, what can I use?' These are the questions every woman I come in contact with ask me. And as a model you all know and I must do everything possible to stay in shape, right? So, the idea to help others was born.
Well, there are so many other shapers brand in Nigeria, however, ours is different because of it's high quality, affordability and durability. The product also works like magic. It’s a waist slimmer, tummy control and butt lifter in one product," she revealed.
The multiple business owner also stated that Annjaysexy Shaper is for every kind of woman, as it is quite affordable for all. "It’s very affordable. It’s what any body from any background can buy. We have a lot of women in our society today with potbelly and this is really disturbing. Some would say my husband said I no fine again, I’m no longer attractive. The good news is that Annjaysexy Shapers is here to help any beautiful woman out there with a potbelly to get back to shapes. We want to restore women's confidence back. Our products are not made in Nigeria."
Although a successful business woman, Annjay still possess strong passion for entertainment. For her, she sustains her music career through funds from chains of her other businesses.
"The truth of the matter is singing is a different career and so is entrepreneurship. I’m managing two careers and one is paying more than one. If you are an artist and your only source of income is singing or modeling then you are still sleeping. I’m very active in both careers, I released “IjeLove” few weeks ago and it’s available on every platform across the globe. Distributed by US company SongCast," she noted.

Popular Instagram model, Coco Brown who recently turned down top Nigerian singers Davido, Flavour and Burna Boy as her choice for husband material has been caught in a compromising position with Monalisa Crooner Lyta.



In an earlier interview with Nollywood actor, Somadina Adinma, Coco Brown had opened up on her love life, business and some aspects about her personal life.


When Regina Daniels’ ex-boyfriend Somadina Adinma asked her who she would marry among Flavour, Burna Boy and Davido, the beautiful socialite snubbed all of them to choose sensational fast-rising singer Lyta as her choice of man for marriage.


According to Coco Brown, Lyta has some loving and caring tendencies plus she is also a teenager.


To prove her love for Lyta, Coco Brown shared a video of herself romantically cuddling him up in a toilet. The video has since gone viral hence making people wonder if she is Lyta’s girlfriend indeed.

Watch video below
https://www.instagram.com/p/CCT0Ql0jV7i/?igshid=1c4mwqj38hyny

According popular Nollywood actress, Amara Maduka, who is also nudist and model, it is better to give yourself full $exual satisfaction with pleasure toys than forcefully raping someone.

Amara Maduka revealed that she is one of the millions of other women who have been sexually harassed in one way or the other but advises men who has been accused of rape to find a better way to pleasure themselves.


"In my opinion adult contents has NOTHING to do with rape. As a matter of fact, rape would reduce if the society embraced adult contents instead of frown at it. It's basic knowledge that mankind will always long for the "forbidden fruit" because it's a big deal, people are going to always crave it. But if it's embraced and the men know that a woman's body is just a body. Everyone has one and it's not a big deal to see a woman's body because their sisters have one and their mothers have one then they would see every woman as human and not an object. And whatever happened to masturbating? They have plastic pu$$ys now and they won't burn in hell for wanking so when they're Hot, instead of raping they should probably watch some "adult contents" and masturbate. And all that aside, people really need to practice self control. Our fore fathers rarely wore clothes and we didn't hear them raping their women and children to death like the men these days. It still balls down to embracing; they didn't see women's bodies as objects. They accepted that it's normal to see women naked and it wasn't that big a deal so they had extremely little or no urge to want to bed a woman who isn't theirs," she told [url]Pearlsnews.com[/url]

On how her family members and fans are dealing with the fact that she has turned a nudist, the Anambra State movie star said....continue at
https://pearlsnews.com/use-plastic-puys-or-maturbate-it-is-better-than-rpe-amara-maduka-tells-men/

Nollywood actress Amara Maduka, who recently bagged a modelling endorsement deal with BBW Erotic Modelling Agency is popular on social media for posing unclad.

She tells [url]pearlsnews.com[/url] more about her new found lifestyle and reasons behind it.

She says, "I didn't choose the naked life; the naked life chose me. I embraced my body and the part of me that a lot of people are afraid to even confront within themselves. I love eroticism. I take erotic pictures for no reason. The agency got drawn to my content after seeing my page on Instagram and contacted me. They don't have any model in Africa and they decided I will make a great representative for their brand over here.
Despite how much I love erotism, I won't do porn. I've been contacted twice for that with a mouth watering offer. I love erotic, not sex. I'm a tease. I enjoy teasing men but when they bring out the real Manh00d, I'll will run away... Continue at https://pearlsnews.com/i-enjoy-teasing-men-with-my-s3xy-body-amara-maduka/

Curvy Ghanaian actress, Purfcie Conna, has asserted that although she's still a virgin, money turns her on.

In a phone chat with [url]pearlsnews.com[/url] the enviably endowed script interpreter cum entrepreneur revealed that she has also been under pressure to get married.

Hear her: "My parents are always pressurizing me over marriage. They are always ringing that in my ears. But I am not in any serious relationship at the moment. I’m still a virgin though and yet to experience sex, however money turns me on. I hear MouthAction is good and important in relationships and marriage alike. When I start having sex, I'll let my partner do all the orals in the world......continue at
https://pearlsnews.com/im-still-a-virgin-but-money-turns-me-on-actress-purfcie-conna/

Beautiful Nollywood actress and producer, Sylvia Edem's style of acting and interpretation of character has made her top favourite and well sought after.
Speaking on relationships and marriages, Ms Edem warned her married colleagues to desist from involving third parties in their relationship and marriages.
Hear her: "This is for all the married couple out there; always sort out difference between yourselves without a third-party because third parties in marriages and friendship destroys homes. For me, I can only marry a man I love, not because of his wealth or his size of manhood. Because after 5 years in marriage and those things are no longer there, it's means I won't be there for my husband, but if it was for love I will stick to him through all circumstances," she told Inside [url]pearlsnews.com[/url]
Continuing, Ms Edem cleared stated that her life ... Continue at https://pearlsnews.com/i-can-marry-the-man-i-love-no-matter-the-size-of-his-mnh00d-popular-nollywood-actress/

For Nollywood actress cum former Big Brother Naija Housemate Ifu Ennada, born Iheme Faith Uloma, she prefers older men for marriage over their younger counterparts.


According to the Abia State born quite outspoken diva, she is considering saying yes to the marriage proposal of a man much older than her.
She says, "I have a man that has proposed marriage to me. We have been friends for some couple of years and he is much older than I am. I like and would want to date an older man because they are more inspiring. Men that are within my age bracket would be more about the latest iPhone, TikToks videos and all sorts of trends."

"I can’t marry a man that’s 3 years older than me. What will I do with him? Teach him A, B, C? I know there are some guys in that age group that are mature upstairs, but most of them will have me playing mother role before I even become a mother. I helped my mum with my younger siblings and currently I basically play mother role. I need a breath of fresh air. I want to be somebody’s pet for once, that's why I would prefer older men to younger ones."

Beautiful Ifu who claims she is still a virgin added that she had concluded on becoming a mother in few years time, married or not.
"In the next 3 years, I'll have a daughter or a son or both, married or not....Read on @ https://pearlsnews.com/ifuenneda-just-like-regina-daniels-i-prefer-older-men-they-dont-do-tiktok/

Pretty Nollywood actress, Shirley Igwe, has grown so fast in the buzzing Nollywood industry that has continued to breed new stars.


In a chat with [url]pearlsnews.com[/url], the former Delta soap model cleared the air on her marital status and also revealed what she expects from the man who would want her precious heart.

Hear her: "Marriage is not a bad thing, it’s something I encourage but please. I’m not married yet. I have never been married. In fact, I never been engaged. I’m still very single. There has been news circuiting that I’m married, I heard it and Ignored but I’m still hearing it “I thought you’re married”, “I heard you are married”, them talk say you don marry”, you know all sorts of talk about been hooked, so, I have to clear the air. That could be them wishing I was but then I am not, not just yet. For now I am not in any relationship. About been selective, I’m not really sure about that. I just want a man that would worship God with me. You must know how to make money or have made money and know how to multiply money. Then be a good person and be good looking...Read on @ https://pearlsnews.com/all-i-want-is-for-a-handsome-rich-man-to-marry-me-actress-shirley-igwe/

Nollywood actress, Belinda Effah has revealed how she pulled through the weeks of COVID-19 lockdown as an entertainer.

According to what the Cross – Rivers State born actress cum fashion entrepreneur told [url]pearlsnews.com[/url], the lockdown was a blessing in disguise for her business, even as she was confined in her her home.



Hear her, “For me this lockdown has been a blessing in disguise because I have been able to properly position my business and well as spend quality with my family and God. I have rediscovered myself spiritually and have found new ways of communicating with God. It’s been a surreal experience that I never felt before. And again, due to constant filming I didn’t really have time for my Fashion and Lifestyle Business House of Belinda. So, with the excess time on my hand I pulled my weight into House Of Belinda (HOB) and started planning and restrategizing. At the end of the lockdown I hope to come out better and be at the top of my game.”



Extending her sympathy to other business owners, Belinda Effah who recently cut her teeth in movie production, adds, “it takes a lot of willpower to wake up everyday and try again especially in this lockdown, but we can’t give up now. This too shall pass us by. My sincere sympathy to business owners whose trade borders on expiration date and for those that lies within 6 months. I cant say I know how they feel but I share in their pains Now is the time to think outside the box...more at https://pearlsnews.com/belinda-effah-how-covid-19-lockdown-turned-a-blessing-for-me/

Curvetous Ogunjimi Adeyinka known in the entertainment sphere as Whykay is a music artiste, actor and content creator.

She is popular for her skits with OAP Nedu of Wazobia FM in which her b00bs were always the center of attraction.


In a chat with [url]pearlsnews.com[/url] , the Ondo State-born entertainer talks about how she copes as a single lady during the lonely moments of lock down.


“It has been over 5 weeks since the lockdown. I don’t even know how I have been coping.
I just have to do what I got to do. First there’s no light and it isn’t making it easy. So, what I do is eat and sleep, then make videos when there’s light and study online if my laptop has battery. Sometimes I play games. Make video calls and try to stay alive. I wouldn’t say I missed certain things because I already live the isolation life. Well, maybe I miss going on set with plenty people. As for my relationship with my boyfriend, we talk on phone, do video calls so we good. For the past 5 week, I have not been intimate with anyone. In fact for months,” Whykay hinted.

Unlike other celebrities who have ironed out plans to go get s3xual intimacy immediately after the lockdown is eased, Whykay has other plans....more at
https://pearlsnews.com/im-in-pains-i-have-not-had-s3x-since-the-covid-19-lockdown-whykay-cries-out/