Big Brother Naija star, Nengi Rebecca Hampson has advocated for body enhancement surgeries, saying that if it will pleases their body.

Big Brother Naija star, Nengi Rebecca Hampson

The former beauty queen recently encouraged her fellow ladies to do whatever pleases them to their body, even if it is plastic surgery.

The finalist of the 2020 of the most watched African reality TV show, gave this remark in a recent interview. According to her, we are past the age of stigmatization against women that do plastic surgery to enhance their body.

She said in a recent interview with The Punch,

“I think we are past the time when women were expected to be ashamed of what they did with their bodies. I believe that if you want anything and you can afford it, don’t hesitate to get it,”

It should be recalled that Nengi opened up during the reality show that she enhanced her body anatomy through surgical enhancement.

By Yahaya Idris, Lokoja.

Award winning Egbira Music Icon and a native of Akpasu ward in Kotokarfe, Kogi Local Government Area of the State, Sir Ibrahim Ibrahim Mudely alias Principal was recently adjudged best performing Traditional Artist of the Year award 2020 by Isonis Group based in Lokoja, Kogi State.

The award, presented during an elaborate ceremony in Lokoja, was conferred on Mr. Mudely in utmost recognition in promoting Culture and customs of Egbira race and vision having not only overseen strong support for the Egbira Entertainment industry in recent times but also guiding the industry to greater heights in a highly competitive industry.

Our Correspondent Yahaya Idris who was on ground at the most attended ceremony report that the organizers, Isonis Group said the award presented to Ibrahim Mudely was aimed specifically at recognising his effort that made meaningful impact in supporting the growth of entertainment industry that are needed to foster healthy of the Egbira traditional entertainment.

Receiving the award Mudely described the award as a very clear testament of his contributions, not just to the industry but the entire Egbira nation.

While expressing his gratitude to the organizers, Group for the award, Mudely said that the award was not taken for granted.  “I am not taking this award for granted, it is a very clear testament to my contributions, not just to the entertainment industry but the entire Egbira nation, he said.

Mudely had also received an award as the best indigenous Artist of the year 2012.

The young Egbira artist cum politician received another award in 2014 as the best Egbira musician of the year.

Mudely earlier this year indicated interest to contest for the office of councilor under the platform of APC representing Akpasu electoral ward but unfortunately was not given the ticket of the party.

He is undergraduate and presently a holder of National Diploma with Kogi State Polytechnic Lokoja.

Nollywood actor, Frederick Leonard has opened up on why he is yet to be married at age 44.

Speaking in an interview with entertainment correspondents, the actor emphasize the need for couples to take their time and be more realistic in order to avoid broken homes.

“I have not lost hope in marriage. It is just the time we live in. I believe in marriage and even the Bible says that it is not good for man to be alone. I do not want to end up alone. I do not want to end up miserable.”

“I want to be with someone who I have a lot of things in common with; someone I’m compatible with. I believe in the institution of marriage, and I think that people should be more realistic with themselves when it comes to picking a partner,”

He, however advised couples to studying their union proper before graduating into full marriage. He said.