The model’s name is Morenike and she is an albino. The transformation was done by Ayosplacestudio.
The transformation has since generated different positive and negative reactions on Instagram. Someone even called it “Fraud” and called for the arrest of all make up artiste, lol, what do you think?
Hawawu Afonja is currently in cloud nine after her husband, popular comic actor, Sanyeri, gifted her with a new ca during the week. In the photographs that surfaced online, the lady was seen beaming with smiles in her new ride.
But only a few close friends and family would know the tears and struggles that smiling face has been through in the past when her husband was still a struggling actor.
In a recent chat with Saturday Beats, the comic relief actor said that because of what his wife has endured with him, he can never have a second wife. Sanyeri added that his wife has been through thick and thin with him and he would continue to celebrate her.
He said, “All through the period I was courting my wife, I did not have money. In fact, I was living in a room apartment with three other friends of mine – Adekola Tijani, Adebayo Tijani and Ibrahim Chatta. Afeez Eniola frequently came to visit us and he would spend the whole day with us. That is why I will forever appreciate my wife and I will never stop celebrating her.
“She was one of the ladies that saw herself as a fine girl yet she decided to stay with a man who had no money and no good looks. If a woman stays with a man, it is either because he is rich or he is fine. I didn’t possess any of those qualities yet my wife decided to stick with me. It is not as if I was very good with words or I had a name to brag about. She stayed with me with the belief that one day, I would become someone in life.
“It’s because of her that I believe that some women have foresight. She had probably seen that my future would be bright; we began dating in 2004 and got married in 2010. That is why it is impossible for me to have a second wife. How can it be possible for me to get a second wife after all my wife has been through with me? She has faced so many struggles with me, so I cannot decide to marry another wife now that things are rosy for us. It is impossible.”
Reminiscing on the first time he laid eyes on his wife, the actor said he wanted to brag about being an actor but that only pissed his wife off. He added that it took the intervention of his mother-in-law for his wife to grant him audience.
“The day we met, she came to watch a film which I produced at the National Theatre. That was my first movie production. She was in the company with her friends. When I saw her, I told myself she was a fine girl so I decided to walk up to her. I introduced myself to her and told her that I would love to date her. In order to impress her, I also told her that I was the producer of the movie she came to see but she just walked out on me after I made the statement.
“After about two months, we met again at the National Theatre and then I began the wooing process again after apologising for being corky. But shortly after, I did not get to see her for about four months. She eventually told me she had been very ill. Then I persisted with wooing her because she was playing hard to get. Back then, we both did not have phones so I had to call her mother’s phone to talk to her but whenever I called the phone from a business centre, she always told her mother to inform me that she was not home. But when her mother noticed that my calls were very frequent, she asked my wife who I was and she said I was a suitor she was not really interested in. Her mother then advised her to give me a trial. Her mother told her to pick my calls and if she was not interested in dating me, she would know how to tell me. That was how she began to pick my calls,” Sanyeri said.
When Alice Hohenhaus, 25, was just four-years-old, she was diagnosed with leukaemia.
Despite going into remission at eight-years-old, she relapsed at nine and full body radiation meant she would later struggle to have children due to scar tissue.
Much to her shock, Alice fell pregnant naturally when she was 23, but tragically lost her little boy at 15 weeks – doctors advising her that complications with her uterus meant she would never be able to carry a baby to full term.
But Alice’s mother, Theresa Hohenhaus, from Ipswich, Queensland, offered to step in as a surrogate for her daughter and keep her dreams of having a family alive.
‘Alice already had the embryos and I thought “why not?”,’ Theresa, 46, told Daily Mail Australia
‘Alice already had the embryos and I thought “why not?”,’ Theresa, 46, told Daily Mail Australia.
‘I thought I was too old and Alice didn’t want me to do it at first but I had already almost lost Alice twice before – she hemorrhaged during her pregnancy and it was touch and go there for a while.
‘Making her happy and seeing her happy now is worth it.’
‘I said to Alice before I found out that I thought I was pregnant because I felt really sick. The next week we found out it was positive,’ Theresa said
Theresa, who is a mother-of-five and has fostered 50 children, became pregnant almost immediately.
‘I said to Alice before I found out that I thought I was pregnant because I felt really sick. The next week we found out it was positive,’ Theresa said.
‘It was amazing and every appointment and scan from then on we went to together and cried together… we are very very close.’
From the word go, Theresa saw the growing baby as nothing but her grandson and gave birth to him on June 2nd.
I was worried about how I would cope when I had him but I had him naturally and afterwards they placed him on my tummy and I had the first cuddle while Alice cut the cord,’ Theresa said
‘I would have to say it was the best experience of my whole life,’ Theresa said.
‘I was worried about how I would cope when I had him but I had him naturally and afterwards they place him on my tummy and I had the first cuddle while Alice cut the cord.
‘It was so beautiful. I was worried about handing him over at first and Alice was worried about how she would cope seeing me in so much pain. But we both made it through and it is a moment I will honestly cherish until I die.’
– DailyMail
Victor Udochukwu Nwaogu is a TV presenter, voice-over artiste and an actor. Nwaogu, who is fond of referring to himself as a ‘little person’, has been in the industry for more than a decade.
He describes his passion for entertainment as overpowering and does not wish he was in any other field.
“The passion is overwhelming; it is beyond seeing actors but getting to learn how the industry plays out. For me there is no better industry I would have been. Even if I was not an actor, I would still have been in the entertainment industry,” he said.
According to Nwaogu, he feels that his height prevents him from accessing big roles as most movies revolve around people of average height.
He said, “If you look around you, society is made up of people of average height, so it will be very difficult for a writer to pick up a pen and start putting down stories that are related to little people like us.”
On his relationship, Nwaogu admitted having had his fair share of heartbreaks. He also told Sunday Scoop how his would be in-laws denied him a wife because of his height.
“I have had my fair share of challenges when it comes to relationships but it is still a normal thing. My last relationship ended because of my height. The problem was not her but her parents. I wanted to take our relationship to the next level. She informed her parents and that was when things started to fall apart. The parents said they wouldn’t assent to it and because my ex is someone who likes to obey her parents, she called off the relationship.”
When asked if he has found any special person, he replied, “It is not about finding a woman; it is about finding a woman that will accept this body, especially in this part of the world.”
A mild drama occurred at a health facility after members of the Temple of God Church stormed the facility’s mortuary with the aim of resurrecting the dead.
The Kenyan hospital, Webuye county hospital on Saturday was shocked to receive the team who claimed they had been moving from one hospital to another and had been sent by the Holy spirit to pray for the sick, heal them and resurrect the dead.
According to the five members led by a man who called himself prophet Daniel Wechuli the team had held several healing prayers for people with disabilities and have recorded positive results and healings.
The team of five comprising of two men and three women said: “We have been moving to various hospitals praying for the sick and most of then have been healed by faith.”
The leader of the team further revealed that the Holy Spirit had given him the mandate to resurrect those who died prematurely.
He added: “We are divine people who are anointed by the holy spirit to move to hospitals preaching and healing the sick without asking for any penny.
“We want to show people the power of God in their lives through our church that has been healing and restoring lives to God.”
Speaking on how far the team has come in delivering its mandate, another member of the team said: “We have been to Malava hospital where we prayed and all the sick were healed and left the ward.”
The popular actress now known all over Africa has an inspiring story to tell all today but her story was never the same many years ago.
When her father, the sole provider forthe family, Mr Shola Jolade died, things was so bad for Omotola and her younger ones that they once went begging with their mother in a neighbour’s house.
At that point, good meal became a luxury for her family.
Given this circumstance plus her stunning looks and curvaceous physique, people thought she would end up as a prostitute.
Truth be said, this reportedly played a part in her getting married early at 18.
Insiders alleged that she chose early marriage instead of prostituting like most women in her situation would do.
Omotola who married for love in 1996 is now an accomplished actress, a wife and a mother with several movies to her credit.
Her husband, Captain Matthew Ekeinde once said he met her a virgin.
Because of her humble beginning and her husband’s impact in her life and career, the actress has managed to put her marriage together all this while.
She is one of the top scandal-free actresses in Nollywood today.
A 51-year-old grandmother, Monsurat Akinyemi, has been arrested by the National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA) at the Murtala Muhammed International Airport, Lagos for being in possession of 180 grammes of heroin, PUNCH reports.
Akinyemi, an Ogun State indigene was apprehended after four parcels of the drug was found in her luggage. Officials discovered the drug during an inward screening of passengers on an Ethiopian Airlines flight from Entebbe, Uganda.
A statement by NDLEA spokesperson, Mitchell Ofoyeju, disclosed that the agency’s commander at the airport, Ahmadu Garba, said the suspect traveled to Uganda for one week and hid the drugs in her luggage on the way back.
“The case is under investigation and will be charged to court soon,” Garba said.
Speaking to investigators, Akinyemi said:
“I used to buy female clothes from India for sale. However, due to family problems and the economic situation, my business started to die.
“I wanted to expand my business. I was introduced to drug trafficking by a friend who invited me to Uganda. I invested my $3,000 (about N1.2 million using black market rate) in the deal and expected that I would get $6,000 from it.
“I am sad that things did not go as planned. I am not a criminal. I just want to survive. When the drug was discovered at the airport, I felt as if it was all over for me.”
