Nollywood diva, Tonto Dikeh, has let out to the world the reason why she could not be found in revealing clothings like many of her counterparts in the entertainment industry, saying it had very much to do with her early upbringing.

In fact, the beautiful damsel, mother of one, and one of the most popular female celebrities in Nigeria, informs that if she had followed her trajectory in her early life, she would have ended up a pastor.

The talented actress, who used he Instagram page to let her fans into her early life, said she was raised in the church and worked as a cell leader, adding that her beginning had played a major role in her behavioral pattern in as an adult.

Stressing that regardless her level of her exposure, the nature of her job, and what people could have perceived of her, she priorities decency and felt uneasy in engaging in certain indulgences, especially off set, such as dressing in revealing clothes.

She wrote:“I grew up in church… I was a cell leader. I was a department assistant. I almost became a pastor. I still have a 70% village mentality. I’m so uncomfortable with revealing clothing. I just cld never learn it.”

“What God has done for me, I can’t even speak. All the glory really belongs to Him. To everyone that has been supporting me still, through everything, please know I don’t take it for granted,” were the words with which Temilade Openiyi, Nigeria’s latest winner of Grammy Award, the biggest recognition in global music, expressed her excitement over her feat.

Tems, who joined other celebrated musicians of Nigerian extraction, like Shade Adu, Adedeji Balogun, popularly known as Wizkid and Damini Ebunoluwa Ogulu, known as Burna Boy, among others in the prestigious and exclusive club also gave kudos to her fans days after she clutched the glorious plaque of international recognition for the Best Melodic Rap Performance category.

Stressing her elation at the recognition at the international stage, which came via her input in Future’s Wait For U album, featuring Drake, a US-based rapper, she tweeted late Wednesday: “I truly appreciate it. The love has been too too much. Thank you so much Rebel Gang. We up very soon.”

A letter by popular Nigerian actor, Yul Edochie, with which he tendered a moving apology to his first wife, May Edochie, after taking a second wife, currently trending on the social media, seems to underscore the turn of events in the home of the versatile Nollywood star.

Yul, scion of veteran actor and broadcaster, Pete Edochie, had stirred controversy with his decision to father a child with another woman, Judy Austin Muoghalu, a colleague in the movie industry, whom he went ahead to marry as a second wife.

Against the backdrop of a reported feeling of betrayal by the first wife and the mother of his four, who also used the social media to air her feelings, attracting lots of sympathy from a groundswell of the public, Yul, seems to be making a detour from his original seeming remorseless attitude.

In a lengthy, but emotional epistle via his official Instagram account on Wednesday afternoon, penned down his feelings, taking the blame for his actions and asking for forgiveness.

He wrote: “To my dear wife, Queen May Yul-Edochie, l acknowledge that I hurt you deeply and I’ve apologized to you countless times. I take the blame for my actions.

l agree with you that polygamy shouldn’t be forced on anyone. You never bargained for it from the beginning neither did I. ButI guess life happens. You already know the whole story.”

“I didn’t do it to disrespect you, I didn’t do it to replace you nor because I do not love you anymore, no. I have always loved you and always will. i‘ve been a good husband and a wonderful father.

I’ve supported all your hustle from day one, I have been an exceptional father to our children till date making sure they lack nothing and always there for everyone. Out of 100 I have dorne 99 things right, hating me because of one thing isn’t the best.

“Nobody is perfect. l’m not. You’re not. Nobody is, except God. I assure you that nobody is trying to take your place.

I have apologized to you countless times sincerely from my heart. I’m sorry. I’ve always loved you and always will. Butuo nwanyi oma. We can live peacefully and happily.”

Read the letter: