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UK talk show for black women set to air in Nigeria
I was mistaken for a mad man when I became a pastor – Kas

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SubscribeIf he hits you once, don’t marry him —Olajumoke Rhoda Fujah
Domestic violence against women would reduce drastically if young women would stop getting married to any man who hits them while in a relationship.” These were the words of young entrepreneur, philanthropist and motivational speaker, Olajumoke Rhoda Fujah, during a chat with Potpourri.
Floating my own record label is stressful, Adekunle Gold confesses
By ROTIMI AGBANA
Since his unexpected exit from Olamide’s YBNL record label, urban-highlife music singer, Adekunle Gold, has found his footing as a record label owner cum performing artiste. When news of his exit went viral, many thought he would crawl back to Olamide because he wasn’t capable of floating his own label.
In a chat with Potpourri, the Nurse Alabere crooner opened up on the fears he nursed before parting ways with YBNL to establish and float his own record label.
“I was afraid because I didn’t know how it was outside. I mean I’ve been in the industry for two years and I’ve met people and I’ve seen how it’s done. I was like can I even float this label myself? Can I afford the money to pay for promotions in and out of Nigeria like we do? Even when I was with YBNL I was doing pretty much everything, the production of my album I did myself, the support I was getting from label was rich because I didn’t have the money. I later started out with my small label, Afro Urban Records, and I didn’t see any reason to announce it, then I met a friend who we started doing things together.
Speaking further, he confessed that being his own boss has been very stressful compared to when he was just an artiste signed to a record label.
“I’m in more stress now, unlike when I had a full team that was supporting me it was much easier, but now my team is still small. Though we are growing but it’s more stressful now”, he said.
Marriages fail often because couples make no effort – Mike Ezuruonye
Top-gun actor, producer and now director, Mike Ezuruonye, has made a strong assertion that marriages don’t last any longer because couples make little or no effort in keeping the institution. Mike Ezuruonye who was talking on the reason behind shooting his latest movie, “ Divorce Not Allowed,” which hit cinemas from Friday, April 13, 2018, observes that couples have stopped fighting to make their marriages work.
I Go Dye to bankroll evicted BBNaija housemate, Rico Swarvey’s business
Ace comedian, Francis Agoda, popularly known as I Go Dye, has promised to bankroll ex-BBNaija housemate, Rico Swarvey’s restaurant business whenever he is ready to establish it.
Sex scenes don’t bother me – Regina Chukwu
Hotshot Yoruba actress of Igbo descent, Regina Chukwu, has seen all there is to see when it comes to making movies and she’s so fetish about it that no role is a taboo for her. The mother of two revealed to Potpourri in a chat that there’s no role she cannot take on as long as it is something that would not embarrass her children in the future.
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