Veteran actress Omotola Jalade Ekeinde has set social media buzzing after revealing that she was once gifted a car, even while married.

Speaking on Naija FM 102.7, the screen icon dismissed claims that women don’t dominate Nollywood, insisting that women are the real backbone of the industry.

“Women are the ones who hold Nollywood,” she said, stressing that many female actors are not just performers but business owners, influencers, producers, and entrepreneurs.

According to her, most actresses she knows run multiple businesses alongside their acting careers, with some even maintaining full-time professions.

But it was her candid confession about receiving expensive gifts that stole the spotlight.

“Women have admirers,” she said. “Me, who is married, I know how many people have gifted me things, women and men. They’ll just see me and say, ‘Omotola, I’m sending you this.’ They’ve gifted me a car before.”

When asked if the car was returned because she was already married, the actress responded bluntly: “No, why would I return the car?”

Omotola credited her husband’s confidence for the smooth handling of such situations, describing him as “the most secure human being you can ever meet.”

“Think about it, how would you marry an Omosexy if you’re not secure?” she quipped.

Davido’s aide, Isreal DMW, has reacted angrily following the latest developments in the ongoing joint custody case between Davido and Sophia Momodu over their daughter, Imade Adeleke.

Taking to Instagram, Isreal fired shots at Sophia’s legal representative, using harsh words while expressing his frustration over the situation.

He wrote:

“Fear women, who carry churches on their heads like Cross. Their minds are always deep 💯 They dnt care how you feel when they about to hurt you.

W!cked and useless Lawyer.”

His post is coming shortly after Davido himself publicly called out the lawyer following a tense courtroom session tied to the custody dispute.

Nollywood actress and producer Mary Remmy Njoku has stirred conversation online after sharing her thoughts about children attending sleepovers.

In a post on Instagram, the filmmaker said she struggles to see any real advantage of kids spending the night outside their homes.

She wrote:

“I’m struggling to see the upside of sleepovers for kids. What are they doing at night that they can’t do during the day?
Maybe I’m just old school, but the downsides feel heavier than the benefits.”

She added that in her opinion, there are almost no upsides, stressing that such arrangements can open the door to risks parents may not be fully aware of.