"My Odogwu, My Sponsor" — Actress Nkechi Blessing Melts Hearts with Romantic Tribute to Her Lover Nollywood star, screenwriter, and entrepreneur Nkechi Blessing Sunday has set social media abuzz after sharing a steamy romantic photo with her man — a heartfelt gesture to publicly appreciate his unwavering support and love. In her emotional post shared via her official Instagram handle, the beloved actress showered praises on her partner, calling him her “daddy, odogwu, sponsor, and the man behind her happiness.” She expressed her genuine affection, leaving fans swooning over the couple's bond. Known for her comedic and romantic roles in Nigerian cinema, Nkechi Blessing used this public display of affection not just to celebrate love, but to show gratitude to the man who, according to her, keeps her smiling behind the scenes. #NkechiBlessing #NkechiAndBae #NollywoodRomance #CelebrityLove #OdogwuVibes #MySponsorMyKing #LoveGoals #CoupleAppreciation

Nollywood actor Tom Njemanze is dead. Veteran Nollywood actor Tom Njemanze has passed away at the age of 75. It was gathered that he died on Friday following a battle with prostate cancer. Tom Njemanze, who gained fame in the 1990s, is renowned for his powerful performances in iconic films such as Tokunboh, Pounds and Dollars, Atosa, Issakaba, Osuofia in London, Brain Box, and Igbotic Love. Known for his expressive delivery and commanding screen presence, he remains a cherished figure in Nigerian cinematic history. Colleagues, friends, family, and fans have continued to pay tribute to the veteran actor, offering prayers for the peaceful repose of his soul and asking God to give his family the strength to bear the loss. DAILY POST recalls that in a video posted via his Instagram page, the filmmaker Stanley Ontop disclosed that Njemanze had been diagnosed with prostate cancer and needed money for urgent surgery.

‘Ori: The Rebirth’ shines at the box office, grossing over ₦315 million in just four weeks—a testament to Nigerian cinema’s growing impact.” — According to Nairametrics

"This milestone is not just a win for Nigerian cinema, but a bold statement that our stories belong on the world’s biggest stages." — According to Wikipedia, "My Father's Shadow," directed by Akinola Davies Jr., became the first Nigerian film selected for the Cannes Official Selection, earning a Special Mention for the Caméra d'Or.