Reality TV star Maria Benjamin has disclosed that quitting her six-figure job for no apparent reason was the most terrifying thing she has ever undertaken. The former housemate of Big Brother Naija prompted her followers to ask her questions on social media. One of them asked what her most terrifying experience was. She stated that she had a well-paying profession that earned her six figures, but she chose to leave it and move abroad to work as a flight attendant despite all odds. Before she entered the Shine Ya Eyes version of Big Brother Naija in 2021, Benjamin was engaged as a flight attendant by Emirates Airlines.

By supporting Big Brother Naija Season 7, the most popular reality show in Nigeria, Flutterwave, a renowned Nigerian fintech company, is frantically trying to repair its ...

Nigerian music star and Grammy award winner, Burna Boy, has revealed the characteristics his woman must possess. According to the ‘Last Last’ crooner, his kind of ...

Veteran Nollywood actress, Shan George has reacted to the allegations that she had an intimate relationship with controversial clergy man, Apostle Suleman Johnson. This is coming ...

Nollywood actress and philanthropist, Linda Osifo has been recognized as one of Nigeria’s 40 UNDER 40 CEOs. She was selected because of her extensive contributions to ...

The fear of losing his dearest mother is what Lekan Agbeleshe, otherwise known as Laycon, has admitted to as being his biggest fear. In an interview with Chude Jideonwo, the musician discussed this as well as his career, his concerns, and other matters. Even though he is aware of the certainty of death, Laycon admitted he still fears the day his mother would die. When asked what he fears most in life, he responded: “Losing my mum, that’s it. It’s something that I dread because you know it’s going to happen at a ...

Osagie Okunbor, the country chairman of Shell Companies in Nigeria and managing director of Shell Petroleum Development Company, has been named the Dr. Alirio Parra Lifetime ...

Media mogul and managing director of Bi-Communication Limited and founder of Crime Fighters, Aisha Tosan Agberebi, has received authorization from the National Broadcasting Commission (NBC) to run her digital terrestrial television channel (BITV). Reportedly, the seasoned broadcaster is preparing to launch different activities.  In order to ensure everything runs well once the station goes live, structures and finishing touches are already in place. Agberebi has also disclosed that the broadcast station’s primary focus will be on topics that affect national growth, with a special emphasis on general security. Initially a print journalist, the anchor of Crime Fighter, Police and You, later entered the television field. She has extensive policing reporting experience and has worked with over 10 Inspectors General of Police.

Will Smith has established himself as one of Hollywood’s highest-paid actors. After slapping Chris Rock at the Oscars, the actor became a trending topic for several ...