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Many entertainers spend too much time chasing trends — Omotola Slasha

By Ayo Onikoyi Talent manager and publicist, Omotola Slasha, has advised Nigerian entertainers to focus more on building a unique identity rather than constantly chasing trends, saying many artistes struggle because they prioritise popularity over creating lasting value. Speaking in an interview with Potpourri, Slasha said the foundation of building a successful celebrity goes beyond […]

How sports media became my true calling — Olaleye Idowu

By Ayo Onikoti Sports media professional, Olaleye Idowu, has said his background in estate management and project management has played a significant role in shaping his career in sports journalism, communications and football development. Idowu, who holds a Bachelor of Technology degree in Estate Management and a Master’s degree in Project Management, said his transition […]

Performing in Ghana for the first time would be full-circle moment – Singer, Ladé

By Ayo Onikoyi Popular songstress, Ladé is set to make her first performance in Ghana following the success of her hit song “Adulthood Anthem,” which has surpassed 7 million streams. Speaking with Potpourri, Ladé described the upcoming performance as a significant milestone in her career, explaining that seeing a song rooted in her personal experience […]

Life is tough on its own, we need genuine partners — Actress Rita Akoji

By Ayo Onikoyi Nigerian actress Rita Akoji has opened up about her views on courtship and marriage, saying she hopes to find a genuine life partner who will provide emotional support, protection and companionship. The actress, who also runs a lip-gloss brand, Toffee, said the realities of life sometimes make her think about the importance […]

I’m not a bad woman for wanting a man who gives me money — Actress Miriam Ogbonna

By Ayo Onikoyi Nollywood actress and writer, Miriam Ogbonna, has criticised the backlash some women receive for expressing their expectations in relationships, saying she should not be labelled a “bad woman” for wanting financial support from a partner. Ogbonna shared her thoughts in a series of posts on X (formerly Twitter) during the week, where […]

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