Nollywood Actor, Bryan Okwara Urge Celebrities To Avoid Sharing Their Personal Life On Social Media

Hunky Nollywood actor and model, Bryan Okwara, opened up in a recent interview about his personal life and how much celebrities should share on social media.

The actor revealed he shares just enough on social media and avoids sensitive posts that could harm his career in future.

He said, “I try not to share too much because the thing about too much information is that when it gets back at you not everybody knows why you shared it. Just to avoid mis-haps i would rather not put very sensitive things out there.”

Nigerian, S/African artistes for Lagos Culture Fest

Lagos will make headlines again as host of an international music festival – the Gidi Cultural Festival.
Slated for March 26 at the Eko Atlantic, organisers say the event will feature a line-up of top and up and coming acts from Nigeria and South Africa, including Davido, Tiwa Savage, Phyno, Yemi Alade, Timaya, as well as South Africa’s K.O and Riky Rick who will be performing in Nigeria for the first time.

The festival’s founder, Chin Okeke, describes the show as one that defines the progression of music and urban youth culture in Africa.

“The festival was naturally born in Lagos because the city is the melting pot of the continent, yet it maintains a global outlook. Our lineup represents the current crop of African music stars,” said Okeke
Produced by Eclipse Live Africa, Gidi Fest is also expected to feature the likes of Adekunle Gold, Small Doctor and disc jockeys.

Nigerians invoke Ciara’s passion for new dance

•Ciara (third right), Kaffy (third left) with other dancers

Nigerian dance queen, Kaffy, may be on her way to America as the new Hollywood dance coach, following tutorial she gave visiting American singer, Ciara, on some of Nigeria’s dance craze such as Kukere, Duro, Etigi and Shoki.

Ciara had excited fans during last week’s Darey Art-Alade’s Love Like A Movie concert in Lagos, where the singer was special guest and performer.