- Nollywood actresses Etinosa Idemudia and Uche Ogbodo shared a humorous video post-surgery.
- The video shows them recovering from body enhancement procedures in a hospital ward.
- Both actresses are seen laughing and teasing each other while displaying visible bandages.
Nollywood stars Etinosa Idemudia and Uche Ogbodo have stirred reactions online after a humorous video of them recovering from their BBL procedures surfaced.
The actresses, who recently underwent body enhancement surgeries, were seen in a hospital ward on their knees with visible bandages, laughing and teasing each other about their new figures.
In the clip, the duo expressed excitement about flaunting their fresh curves during the festive season. Uche jokingly remarked, “This December road go choke, but na people wey get yansh go block road.”
Etinosa captioned, “Look who I met at the recovery ward, my fellow Heritage BBL Queen Uche Ogbodo, and we cannot sit down for the next 6 weeks. December go tough”.
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In other news… A Nigerian woman has taken to social media to express her deep frustration over her husband’s unusual financial behavior, revealing that he now gives money to their first daughter instead of her.
According to the woman, her husband has made it a habit to channel household funds through their daughter, leaving her feeling disrespected and sidelined. She lamented that each time she requests money from him, he simply tells her to “collect it from your daughter.”
The distressed wife described the situation as both embarrassing and painful, wondering why her husband would entrust their child with financial responsibilities meant for her as his wife.
“How can my own husband be giving money to my first daughter instead of me? Whenever I ask him for money, he tells me to collect it from her,” she lamented.
Her post has since gone viral, sparking widespread reactions online. While some social media users sympathized with her, others speculated that her husband might be using the arrangement to teach financial discipline or due to past disagreements about money management.
