Nollywood actress Sarah Martins has narrated how she became a gold digger.

The actress made this known while reacting to Veekee James’ story of abuse and financial exploitation by her ex-lover.

In a trending post on her Instagram page, Sarah explained that she turned gold digger after her former lover established another woman with her money.

She wrote: “After listening to Veekee James experience in her former relationship, all I can say is, stop overplaying your role in a relationship!

“There was a time I gave my ex 50% of my salary for 6 months and he was giving the money to another woman. He even funded her business from my sweat and the lady got married to someone else months after he funds her business.

“I’m a lover girl and I go hard for people I love but ever since them show me shege on top my kind heart, I no dey give man shishi! With my full chest, I am currently a gold digger!”

With some exciting news, Nigerian Grammy Award-winning singer Ayodeji Ibrahim Balogun, better known as Wizkid, has caused a stir among music lovers.

The singer is set to release a new song from his Morayo album titled “Dance” on Friday, November 15, 2024. Recall that the singer previously released a song with Brent Faiyaz titled “Piece of My Heart.”

Despite not having been released yet, “Dance” is already popular on social media, particularly on video sites, where fans are performing amazing dance moves for the song.

Wizkid has demonstrated his global talent by transitioning from his superstar and Ayo albums to the Made in Lagos and MLLE period. His next song “Dance,” a timeless Afrobeats song that has fans buzzing even before its release, suggests that he has listened to his followers.

His official DJ, DJ Tunez, has previously hinted about the song during a London party.

See videos of the dance move below

Renowned music producer Michael Collins Ajereh, better known as Don Jazzy, has called on men to prioritise DNA testing as a way to address paternity fraud.

According to Don Jazzy, conducting a DNA test is far more essential than holding a naming ceremony, as it provides clarity on the child’s true parentage.

He expressed his stance on his Instagram story, writing, “DNA test is more important than naming ceremony.”

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This statement has sparked ongoing debate among Nigerians, with many divided over the necessity of DNA tests amidst rising cases of paternity fraud.

Recently, Don Jazzy donated N100 million to the newly formed NGO of social media activist VeryDarkMan, which focuses on community development and improving public schools.

VeryDarkMan had initially raised concerns over the sizeable donation, seeking clarification from Zenith Bank, yet expressed gratitude for the support towards his cause.

In urging men to take DNA testing seriously, Don Jazzy highlights the importance of family honesty and accountability, sparking conversations that could lead to more widespread acceptance of DNA testing in Nigeria.