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  Nollywood actress and filmmaker Omotola Jalade-Ekeinde has opened up about her remarkable journey as a moviestar. She recently revealed that many actors from her generation took a break from acting after the social media era. Speaking during an interview,  Omotola  said that while fame was still tricky in the past, with magazines spreading lies with sensational headlines, social media made it worse with faceless trolls who say anything to dampen your spirit. According to her, she used to enjoy being active on Facebook and her website as she interacted with fans, but all of that changed when the toxic Twitter era started. The mother of four stated that she already experienced the toxicity that the younger generation of celebrities is battling with today. “Fame before social media was tricky. The junk magazines were our biggest challenge; they would write stories with sensational headlines, and you’d wake up to family calls asking what had happened, trying to calm everyon...

  TOP SECRETS YOU NEED TO KNOW TO STAY AHEAD 1. People will treat you better once you take better care of your physical appearance. 2. People will invest in you once you are already successful. 3. People with capital and expertise are selective. 4. Stop hoping for miracles and shortcuts, earn your way up, steadily, one success at a time. 5. People will start trusting you more once you are more financially responsible. 6. People will start respecting you once you stop seeking their respect and finally focus on your life. 7. The more you need their validation, the more people look down on you. 8. Happy people want to hang out with other happy people. 9. As long as you look depressed, angry, mistrustful, you will never attract the kind of people you want to be around. 10. If you don't like your current relationships, keep working on yourself, get better, and get happier first. 11. There is nothing more common than useless sacrifices. 12. Most people you crossed paths with already forg...

    JAMB uncovers 15,000 fake       admission letters for NYSC The Registrar of the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board, JAMB , Professor Is-haq Oloyede , has revealed that the agency identified about 15,000 candidates who forged admission letters to qualify for participation in the National Youth Service Corps, NYSC . Speaking on Monday at the 2025 Batch C pre-mobilisation workshop in Abuja, Oloyede confirmed that those involved are already being prosecuted for alleged forgery. He disclosed that 17 Deputy Vice-Chancellors, several Deputy Registrars, and four JAMB staff are currently in the custody of the Independent Corrupt Practices and Other Related Offences Commission, ICPC , over similar allegations. “One day I ran to your predecessor because I couldn’t believe that 15,000 candidates forged admission letters,” Oloyede said. “As I speak with you, some deputy registrars are being tried by ICPC. Some deputy vice-chancellors, not less than 17, includi...