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Full 90-minute interview with Onyeka Onwenu: “My marriage could have killed me if I had stayed”

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Full 90-minute interview with Onyeka Onwenu: “My marriage could have killed me if I had stayed”

Whether I ‘fornicate’ or not as a born-again Christian should be left to God - Spyro

The first comment he saw after America’s Got Talent was negative | What I learnt from Josh2Funny

2016 was the worst year of my life and this is how I survived it | What I learnt from Tosin ‘OloriSuperGal’ Ajibade

I didn’t apply to America’s Got Talent; I thought their mail was a scam - Josh2Funny

I lost over 1 million Instagram followers in one day, and then had to go for surgery - Tosin ‘OloriSuperGal’ Ajibade

I got my first job in an oil company before doing NYSC | What I learnt from Uzor Arukwe

There is a time when everything falls apart and all you have is faith | What I learnt from Obiwon Obiora

Why I was fired from my job at Etisalat - Uzor Arukwe

The youth of a church invited me to sing, but the pastor rejected me - Obiwon

My ex-es are my best friends | What I learnt from Ego Ogbaro

How can anyone say the Kadarshians don’t have jobs? | What I learnt from Frank Itom

Once I left Lagbaja, the people who made promises to me disappeared - Ego

I went to therapy because my girlfriend said I was gay - Frank "Itom" Ileogben

The thing that made me reject a job in the federal government the second time | What I learnt from Ifedayo Agoro

Don’t define people based on their worst moment | What I learnt from Seyi Awolowo

I didn’t pick my mother’s call ‘cause of a movie, and then she died - Ifedayo of DANG

I still don’t know why my father disowned us - Seyi Awolowo

This is the real difference between Hollywood and the genius of Nollywood | What I learnt from Stanley Okorie

My father called me a vagabond because I left my career to follow music — Stanley Okorie