Wisdom TV

13/09/2025

Life is so private that no one knows that Destiny Etiko our drama doll is traditionally hitched.

Congratulations

25/08/2025

16/08/2025

Film the head 😂😂😂

03/07/2025

At 47, my last child has finished university. My motherhood journey began when I was just 16 — a young girl people said was too young to get married. But look at God!

Today, all my children are grown, educated, and building beautiful lives of their own. It hasn’t been an easy road. There were sacrifices, tears, and countless sleepless nights. But every moment was worth it.

Watching them walk across those graduation stages, one after the other, fills my heart with pride I can’t even explain. Now, I can finally breathe… smile… and say with full confidence — I did it.

Mama is finally free.

– Omotola Jalade

01/07/2025

She used to act comedy abeg remind me her name 😩

01/07/2025

“You see ehn... people still ask me till today,
“Soma, why you no talk when Regina left you?”
“Why you just bóne like say nothing happen?”

Let me tell you something from my heart.

Yes, we were close. We grew together in Nollywood, laughed together, and even shared dreams. She was like sunshine — always smiling, always playful. So, when I saw the wedding news with her and a billionaire, I paused.

No lîes — it shócked me.

I was on set when my phone started buzzing.
I opened Instagram, and boom — Regina Daniels... Ned Nwoko... Traditional Wedding.

I just stared at my phone like, “So... na like this e go end?”

Did it hûrt? Of course. I’m human. I felt it. I had questions.

But you see, I made a choice that day: I won’t go online and dràg her. I won’t fîght for likes. I’ll heal privately.

Because real love, whether it ends or not, doesn’t have to turn into online drama. And truth be told, her happiness still matters to me. If she’s happy, then let her be.

And guess what? That h3artbreak became my fuel.

I hit the gym.
I worked harder.
I took more movie roles.
I built myself.

Now look at me — growing, glowing, and moving silently.

So when people say, “Soma, you’re so mature” — I smile.
Not because I didn’t feel páin, but because I refused to let pain déstroy my peace.

— Somadina Adinma

30/06/2025

Time really Flys chineye Nnebe 2010 and 2025

30/06/2025

Na woman wa calm down go enjoy ❤️

29/06/2025

I married my wife, Emelia, in 2002—before all the fame. It's been 23 years now, and I always say she's the real boss at home. Her strength, patience, and support keep our family together.

Even with the kind of roles I play in movies, she understands the job and never lets it get between us. We have three beautiful children, and I protect their privacy just like she protects our peace. She’s my anchor. Without her, I wouldn’t be the man people see today.

— Ramsey Nouah

28/06/2025

I met my husband before Nollywood even began, and we dated for nine years before we got married in 1993. Life was hard sometimes—money was tight, and my acting career kept me busy and tired—but he never left my side. He was always there, quietly lifting me when I had nothing left to give. His love didn’t hold me back, it gave me strength to keep going.

After all these years and three wonderful sons, I still see him as my best friend, my peace, and my biggest support. He stayed with me through every high and low, and for that, I am deeply grateful.

— Chinyere Wilfred

26/06/2025

Nollywood Actress Sonia Uche
Life Story ❤️