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Phyna, the 2022 Big Brother Naija (BBNaija) winner, has petitioned the police over an allegation that she failed to return a rented wig.

Last December, Phyna was in the public eye after a hair vendor claimed she rented a high-end wig but kept it beyond the terms agreed.

Phyna initially denied the allegations but later admitted renting the wig.

She claimed that the wig was returned after she was called out, but the hair vendor rejected it. She also revealed that she was invited by the Ogudu police division.

But in a letter shared on Wednesday via her Instagram page, Phyna, born Josephine Otabor, called on the police to investigate the matter.

In the letter, the reality star claimed she “was bullied, insulted, and embarrassed” on social media over the allegations.

Phyna also requested that police should help “bring the culprit to book” instead of her “taking laws into my hand”.

“With profound respect to the office of the DCP State CID, Panti, I wish to officially uses this medium to report the nefarious activities of Damilola Olaore of the beauty hair… and others,” she wrote.

“That on the 10 of December 2023, 1 had a movie premia by Funke Akindele at 1 Max Cinema Lekki phase 1 Lagos and I needed a hair stylist to do my hair for me to enable me participate in the acting of the movies which I contacted a fashion stylist one Teniola Azeez Olalekan and I had a transaction with him and I paid for his services.

“As a celebrity and actress my fans saw my name on internet and other social media where… named dbeautyhair, posting and texting bloggers on internet via Instagram, Facebook, Twitter and WhatsApp causing insults, assassinating my good name and character thereby putting my brand, image and goodwill into jeopardy.

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“As a law-abiding citizen, I don’t want to take laws into my hand therefore, I want the police to investigate and bring the culprit to book, while copies of the postings are hereby attached.

“I will be grateful if the DCP can use his good office to bring justice to this matter.”

But in a follow-up post, the reality star shared another document which appeared to be a letter of apology from the hair vendor.

Phyna’s letter to the police has since triggered reactions on social media, with users commenting on the grammatical and spelling errors.

“I hope say no be real lawyer draft this thing “Air”for hair “Am actress” “Premia”,” a user wrote.

Ihope say no be real lawyer draft this thing

“Air”for hair
“Am actress”
“Premia” https://t.co/HKeEzqCOB7

—OLA (@amybackk) January 24, 2024

Madam sack your management team if you have any, if you don’t have then get a good team. Yes, nobody is above mistake but the errors on this letter are just too much for a celebrity.

—Kenny Afolabi (@haanjy) January 24, 2024

With all due respect didn’t you notice the spelling errors in the letter written? Kindly check if you don’t mind

—Lawer Felix (@LawerFelix58537) January 24, 2024

Who wrote this letter with so much grammatical blunders!! This una Justice go long o

—Pharmacist Emeka (@StarBede) January 24, 2024

For real, Phyna needs good people in her management team.

Because this letter error full am and she should do more legal stuff than Internet subs.

—Ẹni•••ọlá (@treatpworld) January 24, 2024

Who wrote that petition letter for Phyna? 😂😂😂
Did herself or the writer go through school at all??

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—Enioluwa.V.A💜🇧🇧 (@Evaebonyy) January 24, 2024

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Nollywood actress decries new criteria of landing roles in films

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Nollywood Actress Jemima Osunde has condemned the act of pressurising actors to become an active social media content creators as a criteria for landing roles in films.

Osunde, who took to her social media platforms in a video clip to voice her frustration over the industry’s shift, said their aim of forcing actors to become online content creators was to promote their work.

According to her, acting should be based on talent and performance, but not forcing someone to be a social media online content creators.

The actress noted that Hollywood star Keanu Reeves had continued to thrive in the industry based solely on his craft, in spite of his minimal social media presence.

“Now they are forcing actors to be social media content creators. It is now like, ‘You see that dance? You must dance on the internet.’ Why?.

“It is like they are forcing everyone; so if you are not an actor with a social media presence, you are not going to be cast because you need to sell the film.

“That should not be my job! Like, how many times do you see Keanu Reeves when he is not on your screen as an actor?,” she wrote.

Osunde is a Nigerian actress, model, and presenter, who gained exposure after playing Leila in the television series ‘Shuga’.

She was nominated for Best Actress in a Leading Role at the 15th Africa Movie Academy Awards for her performance in ‘ The Delivery Boy’ (2018).

The actress recently debunked the rumour of undergoing a BBL surgery, where she clearly stated her personality and advocacy for natural beauty.

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She also used the opportunity to question the validity of the user’s statement, subtly pushing back against the narrative that she had altered her body surgically.(NAN)

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‘Labake Olododo’ tops Nigerian box office with N50.4m

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‘Labake Olododo,’ a movie by Alice Iyabo Ojo, has topped the Nigerian box office, grossing N50.4 million over the weekend following its release.

FilmOne Entertainment, the distributing company, shared the news in an Instagram post on Monday.

They revealed that the film marked the second biggest opening weekend for a Nollywood release in 2025.

According to the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN), Labake Olododo tells the inspiring story of a courageous woman who rises against oppression in her community.(NAN)

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Davido Makes History as Rolling Stone Africa Cover Star

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In a groundbreaking achievement for Afrobeats and Nigerian music, Davido has become the first living male artist to grace the cover of Rolling Stone Africa. This significant milestone was announced with the unveiling of Davido as the cover star for the March/April 2025 issue.

The renowned Nigerian afropop artist, celebrated for his global hits such as “If,” “Fall,” “Blow My Mind,” and “Unavailable,” has played an instrumental role in the evolution of Afrobeats and the international recognition of African music. Since his debut at the age of 19 with “Dami Duro,” Davido has established a multifaceted empire, excelling not only as a musician but also as a record label owner, mentor, and cultural ambassador. The Rolling Stone Africa cover story delves into his resilient journey, highlighting his forthcoming fifth studio album, *5ive*, and his enduring influence on the African music scene.

Obi Asika, Director General of Nigeria’s National Council for Arts and Culture (NCAC), expressed pride in Davido’s accomplishments.

“At the National Council for Arts and Culture, we are thrilled to embark on this expansive partnership with Rolling Stone Africa. It is fitting that our launch icon is Davido, one of the Kings of Afrobeats and a global ambassador for Nigerian music, culture, and fashion, who shares positive energy with his vast global audience,” Asika stated. He further added, “We take pride in Davido and all of our Ambassadors who continue to make Nigeria a focal point in global music, film, fashion, literature, sports, comedy, and more. Congratulations to him on his fifth album and to Rolling Stone Africa on their relaunch. Stay tuned for ‘Nigeria Everywhere’ and other unique collaborations with Rolling Stone.”

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D.R. Bellegarde Smeralda, CEO of Rolling Stone Africa, also lauded Davido’s contributions to Afrobeats and Pan-Africanism.

“To kick off our partnership with the National Council for Arts and Culture in Nigeria, which will introduce our monthly segment called Nigeria Everywhere, we could not have chosen a more fitting cover story than Davido’s,” Smeralda remarked. “Davido has long been a stellar ambassador for Afrobeats and Nigerian culture on a global scale, and it is inspiring to see what he and his team have accomplished in music and beyond, consistently promoting Pan-Africanism.”

Rolling Stone Africa, launched in August 2024, aims to celebrate African music, culture, and narratives, functioning through a joint venture between the Mwankom Group and Penske Media Corporation (PMC). A portion of the magazine’s proceeds supports charities focused on preserving African history and promoting children’s welfare, underscoring its commitment to making a meaningful impact beyond entertainment.

Follow Rolling Stone Africa on Instagram, TikTok, Facebook, LinkedIn, and YouTube for the latest updates. Davido’s feature on the cover is not just a milestone; it embodies the unstoppable momentum of Afrobeats and the global influence of Nigerian culture.

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