Reality star and Billionaire heir, Kiddwaya, recently took to his Instastory to drop some words advice for his fellow men.

Kiddwaya is from a wealthy home and that is a fact. Compared with his peers from the Big Brother Naija house, he’s arguably the one from the richest home and he must have grown up to only associate with people from an upper-echelon or class.

The aforementioned must be the reason he has now advised men to only talk to girls who are on the same level with them.

See his post below ;

Nigerian Entertainer and Billionaire Daughter, Florence ”Cuppy” Otedola recently met a young fan of hers on the streets of London and the emotional moment was caught on Camera.

The young schoolgirl was so excited and she couldn’t hold it together as she started crying in Joy.

DJ Cuppy was moved by the little girl’s love and she said ”This is why i do what i do”.

Dj cuppy shared the clip and wrote ;

This school girl saw me in ran up to give me the biggest hug and started crying… This is WHY I do WHAT I do. Every black child needs to know they can be whoever they want, and they are more than enough!

See the post below ;

This school girl saw me in ran up to give me the biggest hug and started crying… This is WHY I do WHAT I do. Every black child needs to know they can be whoever they want, and they are more than enough! 💕 #CuppyCares pic.twitter.com/TKAG5bGmaw

— Cuppy (@cuppymusic) March 27, 2021

Big Brother Naija ‘lockdown’ star and actress, Erica, has shared her thoughts about being famous and she subtly revealed that it may not be all rosy.

The reality star asked her fans to put themselves in her shoes and she also begged her fans to reduce their expectations because life can be really hard sometimes.

Her tweet reads ;

If you love me, put yourself in my shoes.

Reduce the expectations, life can be really hard sometimes.

If you love me, put yourself in my shoes. Reduce the expectations, life can be really hard sometimes.

— Erica Nlewedim⭐️ (@EricaNlewedim) March 27, 2021

Below are some reactions from social media users ;

Dal wrote ;

It must really hurt to be famous. I feel you. People put her on an extremely high pedestal and expect her life to be 💯 perfect forgetting that before she got famous, she was just a human being with feelings and now that she is famous, she’s still human. We understand you. We totally do. Sigh.

Kingzz wrote ;

People will bash her now but she’s speaking facts

Bature wrote ;

Na so oo, Expectations are traumatizing

Chidox wrote ;

Number one problem most people usually have is expecting too much

Governor Nyesom Wike has described Grammy award-winning Afrobeat artist, Burna Boy, as the pride of the state.

Governor Wike said this when Burna Boy, his parents and management team paid him a courtesy visit at the Government House, Port Harcourt on Saturday March 27.

“There is no Rivers person that will say he or she is not happy with the kind of pride you’ve brought us. I am very happy and I can tell you, whatever you think we can do to promote you, we will continue to do it.” he said

Wike congratulated Burna Boy for the honour he did to the people of the state all over the world explaining that when news broke that Burna Boy was the winner in the Best Global Music Album category with his Twice As Tall album, the entire state was elated.