Former Big Brother Naija housemate Chomzy has sparked backlash after a video surfaced showing her relaxing in an SUV while fellow corps members participated in NYSC drill exercises.

The video, posted on her Instagram stories, featured the text overlay “Better late than never” and was shared on X. Critics accused her of tone-deaf flexing, given the camp’s strict routines and early morning drills. Defenders argued it was normal for those with cars and funds.

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The incident occurred at a 2026 Batch A Stream II NYSC orientation camp.
The camp began on April 22.
The video drew sharp criticism on social media.
Defenders called it normal for celebrities with resources.
Neither Chomzy nor NYSC has commented on the incident.

The split reactions highlight Nigeria’s mixed feelings on celebrity privilege.

Sources: X

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— Ahead!😇😌 (@ChiLaHotie) April 24, 2026

Nollywood actress and skit maker Oluwabukunmi Adeaga-Ilori, popularly known as KieKie, has opened up on the reason she co-habited with her husband before marriage.

Speaking during an interview with Toke Makinwa, she explained that as of the time they moved in together, they had already completed their traditional rites and were already preparing for the white wedding.

She stated that her rent had expired as at that time and she decided to move in with her husband rather than renew her lease....TAP TO CONTINUE FULL READING.

“Before my husband and I got married, we lived together for about four months. My rent had expired, and we were getting married in January, so I said to myself, ‘Why pay another rent?’ People might judge it, but I wasn’t going to waste money. We’d already done our introduction. The church didn’t know about it, and I used to sing in church that time,” she remarked.

Meanwhile, Kiekie, has stated that she has set boundaries between her personal and professional life

Speaking at The Creative Blueprint 2.0, Kiekie explained that she doesn’t feature her husband, Tunji Ilori, in her content because “he is not funny”.

The actress added that she features her daughter Nola on her social media because “she is made for the camera”.

She, however, clarified that there is a limit to how she features her daughter in her content, stressing that she only creates content with her during academic breaks.

She emphasised the need for content creators and celebrities to set boundaries between their brand and personal lives.

“I have created a very thick line between what is personal to me as Oluwabukunmi Adeaga Ilori and what is personal to my brand as Kiekie. What are the elements of my brand? Event and TV host, actor, and content creator. What is my content? Comic,” she said.

Kiekie strongly advocated for restraint among content creators, especially as regards to featuring their family members in their content or social media.

“We overmilk viral moments until it becomes annoying. And that is where oversharing comes in,” she added.

Nigerian rapper, Blaqbonez has claimed that “regular people” are more likely to find genuine love and maintain healthy relationships than celebrities.

Blaqbonez explained that “everyday” people have more stable routines which give them the opportunity to create time for their partners as opposed to celebrities whose routines are disrupted from time to time.

Speaking in a recent episode of the Ada’s Room podcast, the rapper disclosed that he finds it difficult to commit to one woman because of his lifestyle as an artiste...TAP TO CONTINUE FULL READING.

“In a relationship, I care about my partner but not in a fairytale way. I don’t think I can give anybody the fairytale. I even think that the fairytale thing is fake. Human beings are just trying to not accept reality.

“My lifestyle as an artiste is part of the reasons I can’t give anyone a fairytale love. If I was an everyday-person that didn’t have to communicate with too many people, it would be easier to dedicate myself to one woman.

“Because as an everyday-person you just go to work and come back home to your woman after closing and repeat.

“You can create a routine where just one or two people challenge the routine in a year. But being an artist, people challenge your routine every day,” he explained.

Blaqbonez stated that another reason it is difficult for artists to find true love is because they hardly meet people by chance, stressing that most people who come around them are opportunistic.

“It is really difficult to find genuine relationship. Being an artiste, everybody you meet engineered themselves to be there to meet you. It is crazy because you supposed to just live and meet radom people,” he added.