Around a decade ago, he began acting, and it was his role in the film “Seranko Seniyan” that earned him the name “Sisi Quadri.” 

Having played comic roles in popular Yoruba movies like “Aje Ni Eegun,” “Iya Oko Mi,” and “Omo Iya Oko.”

In a statement released on Sunday, Tinubu, through his Special Adviser, Ajuri Ngelale, sympathized with Nigerians on his death –  “The President also commiserates with the Actors Guild of Nigeria, Theatre Arts and Motion Pictures Practitioners Association of Nigeria (TAMPAN), and the entire creative community, assuring them of his support, thoughts, and prayers in this time of grief.”

Other friends and families shared their condolences on their social media platforms. 

It was stated by family and friends that he died at Ladoke Akintola University Teaching Hospital in Ogbomoso, after a brief illness. 

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His friends Osuagwu and Awurum shared on social media their reactions after hearing the news. The duo were mentioned to have been on a movie project in Ghana when they heard the news.

Osuagwu mentioned in his post, “The Nollywood industry was thrown into sadness. It was a rude shock, a very big shock to lose one of us, a brother, a colleague, and one of the giants in the comedy world. The entertainment world has lost somebody. 

There are people that will always beat their chest that Ibu, in the course of his enterprise, healed them.”

Awurum on his part said, “It was not a good day at all. The news was a very bad one. Immediately we heard it, we were weak, we could not shoot any longer because we were in a location in Ghana.

“And today, we had to excuse ourselves from the location because there is no way our brother will go like that and we’ll be on set shooting. It was not easy for us.

“I came into the industry before Ibu but as time went on, I started looking up to him. He had so much to offer. We really lost somebody’

The president and so many other  celebrities sent their condolences to both actors’ family and friends.

Its been a really cold week.

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Although, This is a late review, our editors couldn’t help but share their opinion. 

The festive season might be over, but we believe you should still see this drama. 

Why, you may ask. 

Well, Let’s dive right into it! 

Omo Daddy is a short family drama co-produced by Mercy Aigbe and Kazim Z Adeoti.  Directed by  Akay Mason and Adebayo Tijani. This story centers around a unique family, preaching love, forgiveness, resentment, and forbearance regardless of ethnicity. Irete, played by Sola Sobowale, is put under confusion and regrets from her past, when her lost ex-husband shows up in her new family.  This drama began when her daughter Perosola, played by Omowunmi Dada, announced her wedding to Ifeanyi. 

Furthermore, it becomes more spicy because all along, Perosola thought her biological father was Irete’s second husband. And with this recent news, she is filled with several emotions at the wrong time. Or the right time? (What better time to know all the hidden past about your family, than when you are about to enter a new family) 

Ada, Fueled by resentment for her mother’s lies to her, confusion on her biological father’s adamant decision to walk her down the aisle, and every mixed emotion that comes with her wedding preparation. Even more, shocked at the love her step father had shown her despite knowing he wasn’t her biological father. The drama gets really steamy. 

This story is really as steamy as it sounds, and We appreciate the picture of ethnic unity, and parental love in spite of differences that this drama shows. 

This movie features seasoned cast like Chiwetalu Agu, Dele Odule, Fred Amata, Mercy Aigbe, Miriam, Morenikeji Gloria, Nkechi Blessing, Omowunmi Dada, Sola Sobowale, Taiwo Adeyemi, Tayo Faniran, Tomi Ojo, Unusual Phyna, Wunmitoriola, Adeniyi Johnson, Carol King, and Charles Okafor. A great cast list we must admit. 

Ada Omo Daddy gets an 8/10 rating by our editors. 

You should check it out in any cinema close by. 

Just to add,  With Funke  Akindele currently on the Forbes list, for her current movie “A tribe called Judah”. And the wonderful scripts by Kemi Adetigba, Mercy Ayigbe  and  Toyin Abraham recently. 

It is valid to say that Nigerian women have the movie industry stretched. 

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In its inaugural 2022 event spanning from August to September, the Africa Creative Market drew over 10,000 attendees during the vibrant six-day affair. The occasion featured significant gatherings such as the Women in Film and Television International (WIFTI) Summit, along with the participation of various creative bodies across Africa.

Fast forward to 2023, the event continued its commitment to supporting creatives through a series of workshops and training sessions. Highlights included a two-day workshop for music artists featuring Yinkadavies, Made Kuti, and Taiwo Ajai-Lycet. Furthermore, an Intellectual Property (IP) lawyer and former Special Assistant to HM Finance emphasized the role of IP enforcement in fostering sustainable development within the Nigerian creative sector.

The body has garnered support from esteemed international entities, including the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, the U.S. Consulate Lagos, WIFT Chapters worldwide, MTVBase, the Swedish Embassy, the National Information Technology Development Agency (NITDA), and more.

From the vibrant colors of the curators to the graceful presence of the guests, the Africa Creative Market surpassed expectations. 

Explore the captured moments from this remarkable event.

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Furthermore, With successful executions of  physical and digital shopping experiences under its belt, XRetail Africa – a Lagos Fashion Week initiative, returns from September 14 to October 22, 2023.

XRetail promotes access to market opportunities, and commerce as a driving force in supporting and nurturing independent brands in the fashion, beauty, and accessories industries, spanning more than 10 African countries, including Nigeria, Ghana, Senegal, and Côte d’Ivoire.

This year, It is also taking its mission to new heights by partnering with key retail locations in several African cities renowned for their celebration of African design, creativity, and innovation. 

Cities such as Abidjan, Accra, Abuja, Cape Town, and, of course, Lagos, are set to be the vibrant stages for XRetail 2023.

From today,  September 14th – 16th,

Discover an exclusive retail experience at Lagos Fashion Week’s XRetail@ 41Luxe.

Explore a thoughtfully curated collection of African brands at 41Luxe stores in Lagos and Abuja.

For more information, kindly visit www.lagosfashionweek.ng.

About XRetail:

XRetail is a pioneering platform dedicated to promoting and supporting independent brands in the fashion, beauty, and accessories industries across Africa. With a focus on ready-to-wear and high street fashion, XRetail has provided valuable opportunities for designers and brands to showcase their creativity and connect with a diverse and engaged audience.

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Top designers like Veekee James show off their latest designs, to some causing a “scare” for viewers. 

Some year’s ago the AMVCA was graced with an outfit with a human skull design by Tiannahsplaceempire

Well, this year, we bring you the top looks that hit, and a few looks we weren’t feeling and why.

Let’s give it up for this outfit designed by Roger, on Linda Osifo. 

It needs no explanation, just a black girl “blooming”.

Osas and her designer Veekee James never fail to outdo themselves on every AMVCA. 

One would think this year’s theme has “flowers” in it. This look is it. though our publishers think another color other than black would have made it better. 

We acknowledge that everyone should go all out during the AMVCA, but this was a little too much, making us miss the Memo of it all. 

We expected nothing less from Nana. And she came through! 

This couple should get the couple outfit of the year. Keeping it dark and classy.

Sharon came giving “light”. This is a wholesome look 

Feathers, pretty. 

All this Drama really isn’t necessary. But it’s the AMVCA . 

This outfit won best dressed at the  AMVCA . There was an uproar on the internet about it. To be honest, our publishers also did not expect that. Beautiful? Yes! But, best dressed? Can’t say! 

Hope you enjoyed this review by our publishers. 

Drop your comments on what you think of this outfits 

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As with the brand aesthetics, Joseph Benjamin looks resplendent in the well-tailored pieces. Flaunting pristine craftsmanship of sophistication and geometry yet, also paying the utmost attention to detail. The charm of trad suits can not be ignored as it also exudes unapologetic sophistication.

This minimalist timeless collection has been assembled not just for this season. But also beyond, for the conservative and cultured man who doesn’t take his looks for granted. At the same time is intentional about his style.

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Fashion Weekend Is always anticipated by celebrities and influencers. Also fashion and finance enthusiasts. 

Seeing that this is not solely a fashion week, but one hosted by a financial organization. We can say that This does have an effect on the street style. 

How? 

Well, Unlike the “strictly fashion” weeks we have witnessed in 2022. Where it feels like a competition of Fashion enthusiasts.

The GTCO street styles do not have influencers going over and beyond to show up as the best. 

This Street style depicts influencers showing up in their unique street personality, not doing too much, but doing just enough. 

Check out some of the top looks, from the GTCO street style. 

Explore more street-style looks here.

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When I got the inspiration to write this piece, my intention was to write about how men see this as an opportunity to be even more perverted. However, I changed my mind and decided to focus on the hydra-headed monster, Breast Cancer. Before I delve fully into Breast Cancer Awareness, ‘Dear men, what women do or not with their bodies is none of your business.’

Moving on, it is no news that one of the most orgasmic feelings in the world for many women is taking off their bras (and wigs) once they get home. Imagine the great joy when a whole day is dedicated to wearing no bras. Not only is it a pleasurable act for parties concerned, but it is also in solidarity with people who are battling with or have survived the monster. It is a “hey sister, I see you, I may not totally understand your struggles, but I am rooting for you” moment and we are happy to champion the cause. 

The bra has a long history as an important piece in a woman’s wardrobe. In reality though, of what value is this fashion accessory? Personally, I am a team no bra. In the last two years, I have worn them just a couple of times as I go on with my day. However, the number of stares I get from people as a result of not wearing a bra is ridiculous, but I do not care. 

In my search, I found that although the research on whether or not bras are breast cancer-causing is inconclusive, there are several reasons to go braless. Today, however, with respect to breast cancer awareness, I’ll be highlighting what breast cancer is, how to self-test and how you can play a part in creating awareness. 

What Is Breast Cancer?

According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, breast cancer is a disease in which cells in the breast grow out of control. There are different kinds of breast cancer. The kind of breast cancer depends on which cells in the breast turn into cancer.

Breast cancer can begin in different parts of the breast. A breast is made up of three main parts: lobules, ducts, and connective tissue. The lobules are the glands that produce milk. The ducts are tubes that carry milk to the nipple. The connective tissue (which consists of fibrous and fatty tissue) surrounds and holds everything together. Most breast cancers begin in the ducts or lobules.

Breast cancer can spread outside the breast through blood vessels and lymph vessels. When breast cancer spreads to other parts of the body, it is said to have metastasized.

Breast Cancer Symptoms and Signs

• a lump in the breast or armpit,
• bloody nipple discharge,
• inverted nipple,
• orange-peel texture or dimpling of the breast’s skin (peau d’orange),
• breast pain or sore nipple,
• swollen lymph nodes in the neck or armpit, and
• a change in the size or shape of the breast or nipple.
• Breast cancer can also be symptom free, which makes following national screening recommendations an important practice.

Diagnosis

Breast cancer is diagnosed during a physical exam, by a self-exam of the breasts, mammography, ultrasound testing, and biopsy. Women should do a breast self-exam every month to look and feel for changes. Regular breast exams can help you maintain breast health and detect cancer early when it is easier to treat and more likely to be cured. Most lumps and abnormalities aren’t cancer, but you should still report changes to your doctor. Self-exams are important for breast health. But they should not replace exams and screening tests (such as mammograms) recommended by doctors. You should still see your primary care provider and/or gynecologist regularly.

Breast Self Examination

A breast self-exam is a step-by-step method women can use to examine their breasts. By looking at and feeling your breasts regularly, you can notice anything that seems abnormal. With each breast self-exam, you will become more familiar with your body. When you know what’s normal for you, you will be more aware when changes occur.

A breast self-exam takes only a few minutes and can easily be built into your daily schedule. You can do a breast exam when you’re:

• Dressing for the day or undressing at night.
• Lying in bed in the morning or at bedtime.
• Taking a shower.

How To Do The Breast Self-Exam

_{The views expressed in this article intend to inform and induce conversation. They are the views of the author and do not necessarily represent the views of Red Edit Magazine. They are for informational purposes only, even if and to the extent that this article features the advice of physicians and medical practitioners. This article is not, nor is it intended to be, a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis or treatment. It should never be relied upon for specific medical advice.}

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Whenever I tell people I’m a sex educator, more often than not, they light up & ask: “ so you teach people how to fuck?” I, on the contrary, reply with an awkward smile on my face: “er, not exactly?” Almost immediately, I see that face go from light up to different phases of confusion, with the question: “so what do you do?” I answer; “teach people about sex.” Well, as you can imagine, that leaves them even more confused as I’m sure you are right now. So, let’s talk about sex!

Talking about sex more and openly helps relationships to be more fun & satisfying. In many people’s reality, it’s not as easy to just talk about sex, openly or otherwise because of our hush culture.
Here’s a tip: It can be hard to talk to partner(s) about sex, especially if you have never had that conversation. Be as straightforward, confident, and honest as you can be. And watch the heavens open in Beyoncé’s voice.

Sounds easy right? Yeah, but only in theory for many. The real-life situation is far from this, let’s fix that, shall we! The truth is being sexually liberated doesn’t happen overnight, it takes conscious efforts and practice to hack. I’ll highlight a few ways to make this a walk in the park for you and yours.

Let’s start with ‘The How?’

To eradicate the awkwardness, consider speaking empathically and compassionately. In a new relationship, it’s safest to be open about your sexual desires from the get-go. This creates a comfortable and safe space to open up to one another. That way, talking about your interests, desires & fantasies is easy.

However, it can be more challenging in a long(term) relationship. Especially ones where the talk is barely ever had or when exploring new territories like kinks or fantasies. The key is to be as empathetic as possible, regardless of how well versed you are or get at it. It’s important to remember that your partner(s) may not find it as easy. To this end, I implore you to give your partner(s) grace to or hold space for them while they try to find and/or explore their sexuality. Or while y’all are working on the dynamics of your relationship.

Whatever the status of the relationship, when bringing up your sexual needs with partner(s). You want them to listen, not to pull back or counterattack. So instead of focusing on what wasn’t done, communicate what you want. For context, tell your partner(s) about how playing with your balls heightens sexual pleasure and can get you to climax faster. Instead of saying they didn’t explore your body enough to get you to climax. Focus the conversation forward instead of dwelling on what didn’t work in the past.

Now that we know how to get started, let’s move to ‘The When?’ 

The timing for talking about sex is very important, so handle it as such. The talk is definitely not happening when you’re pissed. No negative feedback immediately after sex. Do not bring it up when your friends are around (yeah yeah roll your eyes all you want, I said what I said). 

The lube to a seamlessly working relationship is communication, among other factors. When it comes to sex talk, you need to lube (read: talk) things through. A sure way to do that is to make it a date. Life keeps happening so just like you schedule meetings, mark your calendars for the occasion and talk things forward. Depending on your comfort level, this date can be planned in several ways. 

Here are some tips: 

Make it fun: Because you picked a day and time to talk about your sex life doesn’t equate to boring. So, make it worth your while by incorporating some games, feeling free to talk, meeting up in exciting spots, etc.

Pre-planned activities: It’s not uncommon to feel shy or nervous when about the talk. A way to ease tension can be to let each other know beforehand, the talking points. Another way may be to have this conversation through games ( card games, sex checklist, etc.) Make a hot date out of reading the questions and your answers out loud to each other. You’re guaranteed fun and giggles while learning lots about both yourself and each other!

Summarily, when it comes to talking about sex, it is best to communicate honestly, empathically, and compassionately. Not only will this refresh your relationship. It allows for understanding and making your connection a free and safe space to thrive. A win-win!

Go on and have you a smooth sailing relationship.

If this piece was of any help, leave a comment and share it with your loved ones.

RELATED: There’s More to Sexual Health Than STI Prevention

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