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'I go on my knees and pray before a kissing scene' - Nigerian actor Daniel Etim-Effiong

Nollywood actor and filmmaker Daniel Etim-Effiong has opened up about how his Christian faith shapes his approach to acting, especially when it comes to portraying romance on screen. In an interview with Channels Television, the A Soldier’s Story star revealed that he often prays before performing intimate scenes, seeking divine guidance to ensure his work aligns with his beliefs. READ MORE: German Embassy confirms Akosua Serwaa as Daddy Lumba’s legal wife amid funeral dispute “The fact that I play a lot of romantic roles in the industry today means that I get to have kissing scenes sometimes,” he explained. “People feel it’s become one too many, but the question should go to the producers. Why are they expressing affection and intimacy only a certain way? There are several other ways you can show affection.” Etim-Effiong observed that many filmmakers include kissing scenes primarily to satisfy market demand, noting that romantic displays tend to draw audiences. READ MORE: Daddy Lumba’s family reacts to reports of joint widowhood rites for Akosua Serwaa, Odo Broni Speaking about how he balances faith and career, he said, “I get all my inspiration from God. I go on my knees and pray before I go to set and kiss. My family is my garden, then my work.” The actor also reflected on his career journey, sharing that acting was not just a profession but a divine calling that inspired him to leave a well-paying engineering job. READ MORE: 'I feel sorry for people with just one wife' – Regina Daniels’ husband says “It became a purpose for me, and that’s why I had the courage to quit engineering to go into storytelling. It felt like a calling,” he added. Etim-Effiong’s story reflects a growing conversation in Nollywood about faith, values, and the boundaries of artistic expression in film.

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German Embassy confirms Akosua Serwaa as Daddy Lumba’s legal wife amid funeral dispute

The German Embassy has finally addressed the ongoing legal and family dispute surrounding the late Ghanaian Highlife legend, Daddy Lumba. The celebrated musician, born Charles Kwadwo Fosuh, passed away at age 60 in the early hours of Saturday, July 26, 2025, at the Bank Hospital in Cantonments, Accra. He had reportedly been receiving treatment at the facility after a period of ill health. READ MORE: Daddy Lumba’s family reacts to reports of joint widowhood rites for Akosua Serwaa, Odo Broni Since his passing, tensions have erupted within his family, with his first wife, Akosua Serwaa, taking legal action against his alleged co-wife, Priscilla Ofori Atta , popularly known as Odo Broni , as well as the family head, Victor Kofi Owusu Banahene, and Transitions Funeral Home. Serwaa’s lawsuit seeks an interlocutory injunction to halt all funeral arrangements for her late husband until the court determines the rightful spouse. The case was first heard at the Kumasi High Court on October 16, 2025, but was adjourned to October 28, 2025, to allow both parties to explore an out-of-court settlement. READ MORE: Ayisha Modi alleges she spent $8,000 on medicine for Daddy Lumba but was never repaid In addition to the court action, Akosua Serwaa also filed a petition with the German Federal Criminal Police, requesting an investigation into the circumstances surrounding Daddy Lumba’s death. In a statement released on Monday, October 27, 2025, the German Embassy confirmed that Daddy Lumba and Akosua Serwaa were “legally married under German civil law prior to the singer’s death.” READ MORE: Daddy Lumba’s funeral faces further delay as court adjourns Akosua Serwaa’s injunction case According to the Embassy, the couple “solemnised their marriage on December 23, 2004, in Bornheim, Germany,” and their union was duly registered at the local registry office. The statement further clarified that “no divorce proceedings or legal dissolution of the marriage between Mr Charles Kwadwo Fosuh and Mrs Akosua Serwaa Fosuh had been recorded prior to his passing.” READ MORE: Daddy Lumba’s children distance themselves from legal dispute over his death This official confirmation from the German Embassy appears to strengthen Akosua Serwaa’s legal standing in the ongoing dispute, potentially influencing the outcome of the court case over the late musician’s burial and estate.

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' I feel sorry for people with just one wife' – Regina Daniels’ husband says

Nigerian senator and businessman Ned Nwoko has sparked fresh debate after declaring that men who marry only one wife are “standing on one leg.” The outspoken lawmaker, who represents Delta North, made the remarks during an appearance on Politics Today on Channels Television on Sunday. According to him, polygamy brings stability, balance and structure to family life. “I feel sorry for those who have one wife. Just imagine standing on one leg; it’s difficult. But with two, three, or four, you’re more balanced. That’s the example I give,” he explained. READ MORE: Regina Daniels reportedly returns to husband Ned Nwoko's home after reconciliation When the host pointed out that the Bible discourages polygamy, Nwoko quickly countered: “The Old Testament does [endorse it]. I am a man of faith. But that’s not what we are here for.” The senator, who is currently married to four wives, insisted he has no regrets about his choices. “No, I don’t have any regret. I would do the same thing again. You should marry who you want to marry,” he stated confidently. Nwoko also addressed ongoing rumours of domestic abuse in his marriage with Nollywood star . He categorically denied the allegations, describing them as “false and unfounded.” READ MORE: Regina Daniels' husband reacts to wife beating allegation, accuses her of drug abuse “I am not a violent person. I respect my wives and love them and my kids,” he said. His comments follow recent social media buzz after Regina Daniels unveiled a new luxury mansion, captioning her post: “In my house, I am a queen. I needed a roof over my head, so I got this for me and my family.” The post fuelled speculation of growing tension in the couple’s marriage, especially after a viral video showed the actress appearing to accuse her husband of domestic abuse. READ MORE: 'It’s discipline, not oppression' - MzGee defends Education Minister's SHS haircut directive Nwoko swiftly dismissed those claims, suggesting instead that Regina’s alleged drug use had placed strain on their relationship. READ MORE: From Pope John Paul II to Bob Marley: 10 Famous celebrities who survived gunshots Days later, speculation of reconciliation spread when the actress was spotted travelling in a private jet many assumed belonged to her husband. However, her younger sister, Destiny Daniels, took to Instagram to shut down the rumours, clarifying that Regina had personally booked the jet for $10,000.