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My Crashed Marriage? Don't Go There... Actress Chika Ike Speaks

Charming Nollywood actress, Chika Ike is quite an interesting personality to hang-out with. On the other hand, the sultry actress who hails from Ekwuluobia, Umuchiana village in Anambra State confesses that she has learnt some lessons in life. 

The once married thespian talks about her acting career, her thriving business and other related issues in this interview with Kunle Akinridade of The Nation. Excerpt:

How true is it that you have a bad temper?

Cold War In Jonathan's House Over Okonjo-Iweala, Subsidy Payment

There is uneasy calm in the cabinet of President Goodluck Jonathan over the probe of fuel subsidy management and ongoing trial of some oil marketers. Investigation, revealed that the ongoing probe by the EFCC has triggered division in the Federal Executive Council (FEC).

It was learnt that some ministers are unhappy with what they consider as overbearing influence of the Coordinating Minister of the Economy and Minister of Finance, Dr. Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala, on the investigation of the marketers and her insistence that they should be punished when there could be room for restitution.

My Husband Has Low Sperm Count; I Want To Move On

Many people have marriage problems, but how you handle yours is what makes the difference. A 35-year-old petty trader, Ajinatu Samuel, has asked the Agege Customary Court, Lagos, to dissolve her nine-year old union with her husband, Akinsola.

The couple had an engagement ceremony and their union yielded a son. Ajinatu told the court that her husband did not take care of her and he frequently beat her. She said whenever she got beat up, he would later come to beg her and claim that he did not know when he started beating her.

We’d Love To Marry Twin Brothers, Same Day -Nollywood's Aneke Twins

Chidiebere and Chidinma Aneke, identical twins, tell ’Nonye Ben-Nwankwo of The Punch about their lives and acting careers.

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Chidinma: Our dad had always wanted us to be wearing the same type of dresses. He would take us to the market and buy the same kind of clothes for us. Whenever he didn’t find two dresses of the same type, he didn’t buy any.