Xpenzivedontee Chiadi Chiekwe

30/03/2025

19/11/2024

We are proud of our own, Chidima Adesina..

Africans are proud of you.
Enugwu State are proud of you.
Nkanu West are proud of you.
And Amurri where you hail from are in much proud and happy for your success.

You too second in the world Miss universe but You're the top number one in the whole Africa your beautiful is touch not.

I celebrate you sister.

And Amurri shall continue to produce supar stars globally.

13/11/2024

Celebrating my 6th year on Facebook. Thank you for your continuing support. I could never have made it without you. 🙏🤗🎉

03/11/2024

Amurri people will be having their last ORIRIANU FESTIVAL which started 30th of October & will be ending 4th of November which is tomorrow.

29/10/2024

We lost 300k today which they gave us for radio stations,, it was just like a film to us.

04/09/2024

Big shout out to my newest top fans! Agu Ji Egbe

02/09/2024

Welcome to September month..
HAPPY NEW MONTH

27/08/2024

True Love is very scarce

27/08/2024

Shout out to my newest followers! Excited to have you onboard! Oge Chi, Elijah Sunday

27/08/2024

NNAMDI KANU: OHANAEZE NDIGBO BLAMES SOUTHEAST GOVERNOR'S FOR SIMONE EKPA'S RASCALITY.

The apex Igbo socio-cultural organization, Ohanaeze Ndigbo, has expressed disappointment over the Southeast Governors’ inaction regarding the worsening security situation in the region.

The group criticized the governors for their failure to effectively engage with President Bola Ahmed Tinubu to secure the release of Nnamdi Kanu, the leader of the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB).

Mazi Okechukwu Isiguzoro, Secretary-General of the group, in a statement on Sunday, condemned the governors’ lackadaisical approach, which he said has allowed figures like Simon Ekpa, currently based in Finland, to manipulate public sentiment and disrupt economic activities with his declarations of lockdowns.

The group called on Southeast Governors to assert their authority as the chief security officers of the region and employ innovative, local strategies to address the security challenges bedevilling Igbo land.

The organization also urged all Ndigbo to disregard the lockdown imposed by Simon Ekpa and resist intimidation from criminal elements.

“As schools prepare to reopen amid ongoing economic challenges, it is essential that we remain resolute against external threats to our stability.

“Ohanaeze Ndigbo reiterates its commitment to advocating for genuine solutions to our security crisis, urging Southeast Governors to step up as leaders.

“The time for action is now; we implore our leaders to reclaim control of the Southeast and protect our people from the trepidations that loom,” the group noted.

The organization further reiterated its commitment to advocating for genuine solutions to the security crisis and called on Southeast Governors to take immediate action to reclaim control of the region and safeguard the people of Ndigbo.

26/08/2024

POPULAR NOLLYWEOOD ACTRESS DIES AFTER CHILD BIRTH.

Nollywood actress, Sharon Okpamen has reportedly passed on after childbirth.

The Nollywood community has been thrown into mourning since the news of her demise broke out on the internet.

Announcing the unfortunate incident via his verified Instagram page on Sunday, popular movie producer, Stanley Ontop said Sharon tragically passed on after spending days in a coma following childbirth.

He wrote:“Nollywood Actor and Producer, Sharon Okpamen has unfortunately passed on. It’s a sad day for Nollywood & the Edo entertainment industry.

“May her soul rest in perfect peace, Amen It can only get better Shalom!!!”

Also, confirming the sad news too, Great Edos platform wrote on Facebook, ” Sharon Okpamen has unfortunately passed on. It’s a sad day for Nollywood and the Edo entertainment scene.

On July 31, the deceased announced the birth of her second, whom she named Osarhuese on her page.

She wrote ” To God be the glory. Osarhuese is here

Unfortunately, Sharon went into coma for days after her childbirth and couldn’t make it alive.

However, when contacted, the president of the Actors Guild of Nigeria, AGN, Chief Emeka Rollas said the deceased was not a member of the guild.

Sharon who hailed from Edo was a filmmaker, actress, entrepreneur, and humanitarian.