Jim A. E.

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At 26, I entered marriage with hope, believing love would be enough, but by 31 I had endured six miscarriages, an empty ...
26/08/2025

At 26, I entered marriage with hope, believing love would be enough, but by 31 I had endured six miscarriages, an empty marriage, and the silent fear of never becoming a mother. I lost myself trying to meet expectations that were never truly mine, and the pain nearly broke me, but it also gave me the courage to choose differently.

I chose surrogacy, not as an escape, but as an act of love and strength, and today my daughter is mine in every way that matters. Marriage is no longer my goal, I now choose peace, purpose, and the joy of being present for my child. People may talk, but they never carried my pain, I did, and I rose.

— Ini Edo

My name is Genevieve Nnaji and I was born on the 3rd of May 1979 in Mbaise, Imo State, though I grew up in Lagos as the ...
26/08/2025

My name is Genevieve Nnaji and I was born on the 3rd of May 1979 in Mbaise, Imo State, though I grew up in Lagos as the fourth of eight children in a warm and hardworking family. I am Igbo by origin and from childhood I found comfort in stories, starting my acting journey at the age of eight before growing into Nollywood where I built my career with faith, patience, and resilience.

Over the years I have been blessed to star in many films and in 2005 I became the first actress to win the Africa Movie Academy Award for Best Actress in a Leading Role. In 2011 I was honoured with the national title of Member of the Order of the Federal Republic, and in 2018 I directed Lionheart, Nigeria’s first Netflix original film and its first submission to the Oscars.

I am a proud mother to my daughter Chimebuka and although I am not married, my family remains the greatest gift of my life. My journey has been one of courage and grace, and I am forever thankful for the love and support that has carried me this far.

— Genevieve Nnaji

Since I was a child, food has always lived in my heart, and I cannot remember a time I did not love it. One day my mothe...
25/08/2025

Since I was a child, food has always lived in my heart, and I cannot remember a time I did not love it. One day my mother cooked and warned us not to touch the pot, but the hunger inside me was louder than her voice, so I sneaked in, took one meat, one yam, and dipped my fingers in the stew, leaving a big mark I could not hide.

When she saw it, she shouted, and with my heart racing I admitted it was me, and she told me at least I was honest before giving me my beating. I cried that day, but the love for food never left, and even now if stew is in this house, I will still touch the pot because food is not just food to me, it is part of my soul.

— Ekene Umenwan

My name is Emmanuel Obruste, but people know me as GehGeh. I was born on 6th May 1995 in Warri, Delta State, Nigeria. I ...
25/08/2025

My name is Emmanuel Obruste, but people know me as GehGeh. I was born on 6th May 1995 in Warri, Delta State, Nigeria. I am Urhobo by origin and I grew up in a humble home with my father, a teacher, and my mother, a farmer. When my father passed away, I dropped out of school and faced life’s struggles early, learning how to turn pain into strength and hope.

I started speaking boldly about money and life, sharing wisdom that grew into what people now call GehGeh University, a daily online space where thousands join to learn about wise living and financial growth. My work has opened doors into hotels, partnerships, and blessings that I never thought possible, yet I remain simple at heart because I know what it means to have nothing.

I live every day with gratitude and focus, because my story is proof that no matter how broken the beginning is, it can become a testimony of greatness. May my journey remind you that strength and faith can turn struggles into victory.

— GehGeh

“When we began in Nollywood all those years ago, we were just passionate young women with a dream. We never imagined the...
24/08/2025

“When we began in Nollywood all those years ago, we were just passionate young women with a dream.

We never imagined the incredible journey ahead, or that our industry would one day reach and inspire the entire world.

To look around today and see how far we’ve come fills my heart with pride. Through it all, we never walked alone. ❤️🤗”

— Rita Dominic

Happy Sunday from The Ekehinde's 🎉🥂
24/08/2025

Happy Sunday from The Ekehinde's 🎉🥂

You are directing a movie, Kelechi (played by Bucci Franklin) becomes rich overnight. Cars, houses, women — everything c...
04/08/2025

You are directing a movie, Kelechi (played by Bucci Franklin) becomes rich overnight. Cars, houses, women — everything changes. But nobody knows the source of his wealth, not even his fiancée, Amara (played by Sunshine Rosman). When she visits him unannounced, she finds a baby tied to a chair in the guest room. He says it’s his “sister’s child” and brushes it off. Days later, the child appears in her dreams — crying, pointing at Kelechi. She hires a private investigator, who reveals that Kelechi was adopted, and the baby is actually his biological daughter. But the real mother is locked in a psychiatric hospital… paid for by Kelechi. But why? What happens next shocks everyone. What’s a suitable title for this thriller? Who plays the role of the child's mother? Starring: Bucci Franklin, Sunshine Rosman

My name is Eucharia Anunobi. I was born on 25th May 1965 in Owerri, Imo State. I come from Mbaise and I’m Igbo. I studie...
04/08/2025

My name is Eucharia Anunobi. I was born on 25th May 1965 in Owerri, Imo State. I come from Mbaise and I’m Igbo. I studied Mass Communication and later earned a degree in English. I became known through Glamour Girls and went on to act in over 90 films, including Abuja Connection, which earned me a 2020 AMVCA nomination.

In 2012, I became a pastor and now serve in Lagos, using my life to inspire others through faith. I got married in 2000 to Charles Ekwu. We had one child, my son Raymond. He was my joy, my best friend. Sadly, the marriage ended in 2006, and I lost Raymond to sickle cell in 2017. That pain never leaves, but I have learned to live with it and still stand strong with God by my side.

– Eucharia Anunobi

My name is Michelle Chinwendu Alozie. I was born on April 28, 1997, in La Jolla, California, but my roots are from Imo S...
31/07/2025

My name is Michelle Chinwendu Alozie. I was born on April 28, 1997, in La Jolla, California, but my roots are from Imo State, Nigeria, and I am proud of my Igbo heritage. I play football professionally for the Houston Dash and the Nigerian Super Falcons.

I’ve had the honour of representing my country at the 2023 Women’s World Cup, the 2024 Olympic Games and recently the CAF Women's Africa Cup of Nation 2025. In 2023, I was named in the CAF Women’s Africa Best XI, and it was a moment that reminded me how far hard work and faith can take you.

I hold a degree in Molecular Biology from Yale University and also work as a cancer research technician at Texas Children’s Hospital. My life is a balance of sports and science, and though it’s demanding, I carry it with pride and love.

Thank you for cheering me on.

—Michelle Alozie

My name is Victor James Osimhen, and I was born on the 29th of December, 1998, in the busy city of Lagos, Nigeria. I com...
31/07/2025

My name is Victor James Osimhen, and I was born on the 29th of December, 1998, in the busy city of Lagos, Nigeria. I come from a strong and humble family—my father was from Esan in Edo State, and my late mother was from Delta State.

Life wasn’t easy growing up. I lost my mother before I turned one, and losing my father later broke me even more. But those moments gave me strength, made me fight harder, and shaped the man I am today. I was raised in Olusosun, where I sold water on the streets with my siblings, just to survive.

~ Victor Osimhen

My name is Nathaniel Bassey. I was born on 27th August 1981 in Lagos, but I come from Ikot Ofon in Ikono, Akwa Ibom Stat...
31/07/2025

My name is Nathaniel Bassey. I was born on 27th August 1981 in Lagos, but I come from Ikot Ofon in Ikono, Akwa Ibom State. I am Ibibio by tribe and was raised in a strong Christian home where music and faith were part of our everyday life.

I studied international relations, but God led me into music ministry. Today, I serve as a gospel musician and pastor in the Redeemed Christian Church of God, using my trumpet and voice to bring people closer to God.

I am married to my loving wife, Sarah, and we have two amazing children. Over the years, God has blessed me with many awards and global recognition, but the real reward is seeing hearts healed and lives changed through worship.

Everything I am is by His grace, and I am deeply thankful for the chance to serve and love through music.

— Nathaniel Bassey

My name is Innocent Ujah Idibia, but the world knows me as Tuface or 2Baba. I was born on the 18th of September, 1975, i...
31/07/2025

My name is Innocent Ujah Idibia, but the world knows me as Tuface or 2Baba. I was born on the 18th of September, 1975, in Jos, Plateau State, though I am proudly from the Idoma tribe in Benue State, Nigeria.

Music has been my heart and soul since I was young, and through the years, I’ve been blessed to sing songs that touched lives, like “African Queen,” and win awards across Nigeria and beyond. I started with Plantashun Boiz, but my solo journey brought me to places I never imagined. Every step I took, whether in joy or pain, has shaped me into the man I am today.

I got married to Annie Macaulay in 2012, and together we had two beautiful daughters. I have seven children altogether, and they are all my heartbeat. Though my marriage to Annie ended, I will always respect the memories we shared.

I am now happily married to Hon. Natasha Osawaru, and I feel peace and joy in this new chapter of my life. Life has taught me that love, forgiveness, and growth are the most powerful things. I don’t take anything for granted — I am grateful for everything and everyone who has walked this journey with me.

— Tuface Idibia.

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