Regina, you’re like a child to me. You grew up in my presence. I remember when you and your mother used to come to my house — small, respectful girl. I watched you grow, and I honestly thought you had sense… that you’d marry someone close to your age. But no, greed carried you far. Private jets, designer bags, flying around the world — all for a lifestyle you could’ve worked for yourself. Instead, you married a man old enough to be your great-grandfather, all because you wanted luxury overnight. My dear, that’s not success. That’s shortcut. You think because you now have some fame and money, you can open your mouth and talk to me anyhow? When I talk, you should be listening. I’m the woman you wish to be — I built myself, no shortcuts, no sugar-coated help. Everything I have today, I earned it with my sweat. Don’t get it twisted — I won’t trade words with you again. I know you just want to trend. You and your husband have been quiet for a while, and this is your way of reminding Nigerians that you still exist. But me? I don't need stunts. My name speaks for itself. And please, don’t mistake marriage for maturity. If you insult me again, I’ll remind you of everything you’ve tried to sweep under the rug. This is your final warning. Don’t cross that line again."- Angela okorie fires back at Regina Daniels after she called her mad. #tinglespicey #mazitundeednut #fyp2025 #nonsmiraj #nollywoodonline #nollywoodcelebrities #PulseViral #nollywood #nollywoodchallenge #viral

SIGNS THAT HE WILL MAKE A GOOD HUSBAND: 1. "HE HAS A GOOD RELATIONSHIP WITH HIS ADMIRABLE DAD" If his dad is a good husband and father and he looks up to his dad, chances are he will be like his dad 2. "HE SEPARATES HIMSELF FROM BAD EXAMPLES" If his father was absent in his life or his father did things he is ashamed of, he grows up forgiving his dad, respecting his dad but also not wanting to be like his dad 3. "HE MENTORS AND TEACHES MEN YOUNGER THAN HIM" A man who mentors others pushes himself to always be a good example 4. "HE IS NOT SWAYED BY PUBLIC PRESSURE" In marriage, many men mess up their families because of following trends, pressure to please friends or wanting to project a certain image to fit in society 5. "HIS CLOSE MALE FRIENDS ARE OF GOOD REPUTE" Look at the company he keeps close; that will indicate the caliber of man he is 6. "HE TREATS EVERY WOMAN WITH RESPECT" Be suspicious of a man who treats his woman well but treats other women like crap; soon, he will treat his woman like crap 7. "HE IS GOOD WITH CHILDREN EVEN THOSE NOT HIS" How he values and is responsible with other people's children prepares himself to value his own 8. "HE IS PROTECTIVE OF HIS NAME" A man who upholds his name will keep a good character, after all, the wife and children will carry his name 9. "MARRIAGE IS HIS IDEA TOO" Many men are forced into marriage, either because the woman got pregnant or the woman pressured him to propose to her after they dated for so long. Is it his idea to marry you lady, or is it only yours? A man who willfully pursues a woman to marry her and is the one excited about marriage will almost certainly make sure he lives up to being a good husband. Where a man takes himself he performs well and gives his all 10. "HE LIVED AN HONOURABLE LIFE AS A SINGLE MAN" A single man who lives in a manner that shows he is keeping and preparing himself for that one special woman will make a good husband. To him, being a husband is a big deal 11. "HE TREATS THE LADY WELL AS THEY DATE" A man who acts like a faithful husband even before he marries the woman will make a good husband. But if he is insulting her, cheating on her, rejecting her and taking her for granted when they are dating; he will most likely insult her, cheat on her, reject her and take her for granted when married 12. "HE TREATS HIS MOTHER WITH LOVE AND RESPECT” A man who appreciates his mother will appreciate his wife 13. "HE LOVES GOD" Marriage is God's idea. A man who wants to engage in this idea led by the Creator of this idea will strive to please God. The more a man loves God, the more he loves his wife 14. "HE SEES THE WOMAN AS AN EQUAL PARTNER" This kind of man will not dictate or lord over the woman, it will not always be his way, he will consult his wife, learn from her and teach her too 15. "HE IS HER BEST FRIEND" Lady, if he is not only your lover but your best friend too, he will be a best friend till the end.; best friends are real with each other, honest, loyal, fun, thoughtful. Take away the romance and things that lovers do, are you and him best friends? 16. "HE USES HIS PAST TO LEARN" Maybe he messed up in his past relationships, or his past relationships taught him alot. If he paid attention to the lessons learned, he will be a wise husband 17. "HE IS DISCIPLINED" A man who has control over himself will make a good husband. He is not given to addictions. How can a man lead a family, if he cannot lead himself? May such man be your portion. God bless you.

A woman who respects herself understands that being alone at night is better than being with someone who doesn’t value her.

*Wednesday Wisdom* *10 Success and Life Lessons from Billionaire Tyler Perry* *And Why Achieving Your Dreams Matters Because Other People's Dreams Depend on It* *Written by Dr. Laide Okubena* *From Grass to Grace: The Tyler Perry Story* Tyler Perry’s journey didn’t begin in luxury, influence, or success. It began in pain, poverty, and a broken home. He was born into a household marred by abuse and trauma. As a child, he endured physical and emotional suffering. In fact, he once legally changed his first name from Emmitt to Tyler to distance himself from his abusive father. But amid the storms, Tyler found healing in writing. He started penning letters to himself, a practice inspired by an episode of The Oprah Winfrey Show. Those letters would eventually birth scripts—scripts no one wanted to see at first. He lived in his car for months. His plays flopped. Critics dismissed him. Audiences ignored him. But he didn’t give up. Fast forward years later—Tyler Perry built a $250 million film studio in Atlanta, Georgia, on what used to be a Confederate military base. That land, once a symbol of slavery, now hosts stories told by a Black man for the world to see. He is not just a filmmaker; he is a movement. He is a billionaire today, not because of luck, but because of relentless persistence. *Now, let’s dive into 10 Success and Life Lessons You Can Learn From Tyler Perry:* *1. Your Past Doesn’t Define Your Future* Tyler’s abusive childhood didn’t stop him from rising. No matter your background, you can re-write your story—one choice at a time. *2. Start Small, Dream Big* His first play, I Know I’ve Been Changed, had just 30 people in the audience—and many were friends he gave free tickets to. Still, he kept going. *3. Believe in What You’re Building Even When No One Else Does* When others told him to quit, he reinvested his last savings into another show. That decision changed everything. Faith in your dream must be louder than the noise around you. *4. Turn Your Pain Into Purpose* He used his trauma as the foundation of his characters, especially Madea—a tough, hilarious woman shaped from the matriarchs in his life. Your deepest wound can be your greatest well of creativity. *5. Success is Inevitable When You Refuse to Quit* Most people quit when it's hard. Tyler Perry kept showing up when it didn’t make sense. That consistency eventually paid off. Winners keep showing up. *6. Ownership is Power* *He didn’t wait for Hollywood’s validation.* He built his own studio. He owns his content. He licenses, not sells. Never beg for a seat at the table—build your own. *7. Your Dream is Bigger Than You* Perry said, “While you’re running from your calling, someone is waiting for you to show up.” Your success creates a path for others. Your failure may block them. *8. Create Jobs, Not Just Wealth* His Atlanta studio employs hundreds of creatives, giving opportunities to actors, set designers, and crew members who might never get a shot in mainstream Hollywood. Be a channel of value, not just a container of money. *9. You Are the Brand—Protect It* Perry is intentional about his image, values, and mission. Your reputation is the most valuable currency in the long game. *10. Stay Humble, Stay Hungry* Even after billions, he remains grounded. He still speaks about faith, family, and his humble beginnings. Stay close to your source. The higher you rise, the deeper your roots must be. *Why Your Success Matters More Than You Think* Someone is praying for you to succeed. Maybe it’s your children watching your every move… maybe it’s a community, or even a stranger you don’t know yet. Tyler Perry’s breakthrough didn’t just benefit him—it broke generational curses for thousands of others. Your dream is not selfish—it is sacrificial. Because once you succeed, you make room for others to rise too. *Practical Tips From Tyler Perry’s Journey* 1.Write down your vision daily. Keep it in front of you. 2.Start with what you have. Don’t wait for perfect conditions. 3.Be consistent. Show up even when it’s hard. 4.Own your narrative. Don’t let others define you. Not Even Your Parents should define you or a Pastor or an Imam or Even a Mentor you look up to , it is God that determines what you can become, not an Human being like you. 5.Turn rejection into redirection. 6.Invest in yourself. Take that course. Learn that skill. 7.Build your audience. Don’t chase popularity—grow impact. 8.Pray or meditate. Stay connected to your center. 9.Save and reinvest. Use profits to expand your dream. 10.Lift others as you climb. Success that doesn't empower others is short-lived. *Question of the Day* What dream are you sitting on right now that could transform lives—if only you dared to pursue it? *Task of the Day* ✅ Write down one bold dream that scares you. ✅ List 3 small actions you can take in the next 24 hours to move closer to it. ✅ Identify one person whose life could change if you succeed. Keep their name in front of you. Let that drive you. *Remember: Someone is waiting for you to win so they can begin.*

TODAY WISDOM *10 Success and Life Lessons from Billionaire Tyler Perry* *And Why Achieving Your Dreams Matters Because Other People's Dreams Depend on It* *From Grass to Grace: The Tyler Perry Story* Tyler Perry’s journey didn’t begin in luxury, influence, or success. It began in pain, poverty, and a broken home. He was born into a household marred by abuse and trauma. As a child, he endured physical and emotional suffering. In fact, he once legally changed his first name from Emmitt to Tyler to distance himself from his abusive father. But amid the storms, Tyler found healing in writing. He started penning letters to himself, a practice inspired by an episode of The Oprah Winfrey Show. Those letters would eventually birth scripts—scripts no one wanted to see at first. He lived in his car for months. His plays flopped. Critics dismissed him. Audiences ignored him. But he didn’t give up. Fast forward years later—Tyler Perry built a $250 million film studio in Atlanta, Georgia, on what used to be a Confederate military base. That land, once a symbol of slavery, now hosts stories told by a Black man for the world to see. He is not just a filmmaker; he is a movement. He is a billionaire today, not because of luck, but because of relentless persistence. *Now, let’s dive into 10 Success and Life Lessons You Can Learn From Tyler Perry:* *1. Your Past Doesn’t Define Your Future* Tyler’s abusive childhood didn’t stop him from rising. No matter your background, you can re-write your story—one choice at a time. *2. Start Small, Dream Big* His first play, I Know I’ve Been Changed, had just 30 people in the audience—and many were friends he gave free tickets to. Still, he kept going. *3. Believe in What You’re Building Even When No One Else Does* When others told him to quit, he reinvested his last savings into another show. That decision changed everything. Faith in your dream must be louder than the noise around you. *4. Turn Your Pain Into Purpose* He used his trauma as the foundation of his characters, especially Madea—a tough, hilarious woman shaped from the matriarchs in his life. Your deepest wound can be your greatest well of creativity. *5. Success is Inevitable When You Refuse to Quit* Most people quit when it's hard. Tyler Perry kept showing up when it didn’t make sense. That consistency eventually paid off. Winners keep showing up. *6. Ownership is Power* *He didn’t wait for Hollywood’s validation.* He built his own studio. He owns his content. He licenses, not sells. Never beg for a seat at the table—build your own. *7. Your Dream is Bigger Than You* Perry said, “While you’re running from your calling, someone is waiting for you to show up.” Your success creates a path for others. Your failure may block them. *8. Create Jobs, Not Just Wealth* His Atlanta studio employs hundreds of creatives, giving opportunities to actors, set designers, and crew members who might never get a shot in mainstream Hollywood. Be a channel of value, not just a container of money. *9. You Are the Brand—Protect It* Perry is intentional about his image, values, and mission. Your reputation is the most valuable currency in the long game. *10. Stay Humble, Stay Hungry* Even after billions, he remains grounded. He still speaks about faith, family, and his humble beginnings. Stay close to your source. The higher you rise, the deeper your roots must be. *Why Your Success Matters More Than You Think* Someone is praying for you to succeed. Maybe it’s your children watching your every move… maybe it’s a community, or even a stranger you don’t know yet. Tyler Perry’s breakthrough didn’t just benefit him—it broke generational curses for thousands of others. Your dream is not selfish—it is sacrificial. Because once you succeed, you make room for others to rise too. *Practical Tips From Tyler Perry’s Journey* 1.Write down your vision daily. Keep it in front of you. 2.Start with what you have. Don’t wait for perfect conditions. 3.Be consistent. Show up even when it’s hard. 4.Own your narrative. Don’t let others define you. Not Even Your Parents should define you or a Pastor or an Imam or Even a Mentor you look up to , it is God that determines what you can become, not an Human being like you. 5.Turn rejection into redirection. 6.Invest in yourself. Take that course. Learn that skill. 7.Build your audience. Don’t chase popularity—grow impact. 8.Pray or meditate. Stay connected to your center. 9.Save and reinvest. Use profits to expand your dream. 10.Lift others as you climb. Success that doesn't empower others is short-lived. *Question of the Day* What dream are you sitting on right now that could transform lives—if only you dared to pursue it? *Task of the Day* ✅ Write down one bold dream that scares you. ✅ List 3 small actions you can take in the next 24 hours to move closer to it. ✅ Identify one person whose life could change if you succeed. Keep their name in front of you. Let that drive you. *Remember: Someone is waiting for you to win so they can begin.*

The Danger of Comparing Your Marriage to Social Media Social media often gives us a romanticized version of reality. Perfect vacations, surprise proposals, anniversary gifts — it all looks beautiful. But behind every perfect post, there could be hidden struggles, years of hard work, or even turmoil. Comparing your relationship to what you see online can breed discontent. You begin to measure love by what is seen, not what is felt. You forget the private victories you and your partner have overcome. You forget the value of your shared journey. Relationships aren't built in photo filters. They're built in sacrifice, late-night talks, forgiveness, and compromise. When you compare, you diminish the realness of your love and chase a fantasy that doesn't exist. Remember, real love is not always picture-perfect. It’s in the quiet mornings, the inside jokes, the shared responsibilities, and the unwavering support during hard times. Don’t trade authentic connection for staged perfection. Celebrate your story. Be present in your love. Follow Lolly Gold Talkshow for more heartfelt truths, powerful reflections, and real conversations that heal, inspire, and empower. 💛

When I broke up with my ex, I did what any normal, self-preserving woman would do, I blocked him everywhere. WhatsApp, Instagram, Twitter, even LinkedIn (just in case professionalism wanted to misbehave). But one day, as fate would have it, I stumbled on a video. The type that would have had both of us giggling in the DMs. I paused. Muscle memory kicked in. I ran to my block list like a woman possessed, searched his name (yes, I still remembered the spelling 🙃), and unblocked him. I didn’t say hi. I didn’t try to start a conversation. I just sent the video with the caption: “Just thought this would make you happy.” Then I blocked him again with pride. Fast forward a few weeks, it happened again. Another video. Another wave of nostalgia. I thought to myself, “It won’t hurt.” So, I repeated the ritual: Unblocked him Sent the video Captioned it: “This cracked me up, thought of you ” Getting ready to block him again But this time… he replied. He said: “Please don’t block me yet. I have a video I’ve been waiting to send you too.” Something in me smiled. I thought, “Aww, maybe he never really moved on.” My heart did a small Zanku. Then the video dropped. I clicked it, excited. And what did I see? 👰🏽🤵🏽‍♂️ A cinematic, slow-mo, drone-shot, teary-eyed, flower-petal wedding video. HIS wedding. To another woman. The “just thought this would make you happy” queen in me froze. The video ended with “To forever and beyond” and their lips locked like Wi-Fi and password. Me: 🫠 I didn’t block him immediately. I needed the network to understand that I was in a coma. At that point, even my tears started buffering. So yes, I’m the clown that unblocked a man twice… Only for him to gift me a wedding video as a reply. Ekene my God ga a judge gi 🥹🥹 Written by Queethen ebys

Woman Attempts To Break Record of Sleeping With 1000 Men

Dem say every married woman gets one guy wey she like pass her husband Ngbo, naija ladies is this true...

A woman with a good heart always ends up with a man who doesn't appreciate her.

The wrong man vs the right man. The wrong man will make you feel like you have to handle everything on your own. It's like you have no other choice but to be reliant on yourself. He will drain you, make you question your worth, and teach you that relying on someone is a risk you can’t afford to take. But the right man will recognize your strength, and even though he knows just how strong and independent you may be, he still wants to tackle life with you as a team. He will show up and never stand in front of you or behind you .... but he will always stand beside you. He will help you carry the weight that is meant to be carried and he will never just say that "he is there for you". He will prove it with his actions with each and every day that passes. A real relationship isn’t about one person struggling while the other takes full responsibility of everything in their life. It’s about coming together as one and working as a team at the same time. A man’s role isn’t just to be "there" but it's to be present at all times, it’s to lead, to create security, and to always be consistent with you. Because a woman feeds off the energy of the man she’s pursuing life with. If he’s unstable, inconsistent, or unsure, she will never feel like she's in a safe place. But when he shows up as a leader, as a protector, as someone who brings peace rather than chaos, she will naturally respond with softness, trust, and love. Always remember that the right man sets the tone and the right woman will multiply it. ~ Cody Bret

When a woman replaces you with peace—not another man—you can be sure it’s truly over. That’s the part so many misses. They see her silence and think she’s just confused, that her distance is only temporary, that she’s simply being emotional and will come back when the storm passes. But what they don’t realize is this: when a woman starts craving peace more than your presence, you’ve already lost her. She’s not searching for someone else to save her. She’s not rebounding—she’s recovering. She’s not hoping to make you jealous—she’s quietly, powerfully, making herself whole again. The most unstoppable version of a woman is the one who no longer needs to be heard, fixed, or fought for—because she’s finally found safety in her own space. It’s not that she didn’t love you. In fact, she loved you so deeply that she forgot to love herself. She showed up, stood by you, and gave you grace you didn’t even realize you needed. But eventually, she grew tired—tired of begging for the bare minimum, tired of questioning her worth, tired of feeling like loving you meant losing pieces of herself. So now, she’s exchanged chaos for clarity. Arguments for quiet mornings. Anxiety for deep, steady breaths. That constant feeling of walking on eggshells has been replaced with a sanctuary she’s built for her own peace. There are no loud exits, no dramatic goodbyes—just a gentle, resolute absence. Because when a woman truly heals, she doesn’t chase closure—she becomes it. Another man could have been forgiven. She could have competed, cried, or pleaded. But when peace walks in and takes your place, understand that her soul has already moved on—and where she’s going, you’re simply not invited. To every woman who has chosen herself, who has chosen peace over pain, and healing over chaos—your strength is a quiet revolution. Your journey is proof that sometimes the bravest thing you can do is walk away and build a life that feels like home inside your own heart.