Nollywood actress, Angela Okorie, has sparked reactions online after revealing that she burnt the outfit she wore to the burial of late actor Alex Ekubo.

The actress made the revelation via her Instagram Stories, where she explained that she acted based on advice from her godmother.

According to her, she was told that clothes worn to a burial should not be kept, as part of a personal belief and tradition.

She Said: “This Is The Outfit I Wore To Alex’s Burial. My Godmother Said It Is Not Good To Have The Cloth You Wore To A Burial Around You; You Burn Them.”

Angela Okorie added that she decided to follow the instruction and even shared a video showing the outfit being set on fire.

She noted that she had only recently learned about the practice and felt it was important to inform her followers.

She further prayed for long life and protection for herself and her loved ones, saying: “So Family And Friends Take Note. I Felt I Should Share This Information. May The Lord Keep And Bless Us With Long Life. Amen. Chai.”

Her action has since generated mixed reactions online, with some people supporting the belief while others questioned why she chose to publicly share it.

Alex Ekubo was recently laid to rest following his passing after a battle with cancer, with colleagues and fans continuing to pay tribute to his memory.

Nigerian singer, Spyro, has claimed that some of his colleagues became financially broke because of excessive spending on parties, luxury lifestyles, and women.

Speaking during a performance at an event over the weekend, the “Who’s Your Guy” hitmaker described extravagant spending on women and frivolous activities as poor financial decisions.

According to him, there is nothing wrong with having fun or taking care of a partner, but people should avoid spending recklessly.

He urged men to focus more on saving and investing their money rather than wasting it on temporary pleasures.

He Said:

“If You Are Here And You Are Spending Money On Women, I Think You Are Wasting Your Time. I’m Not Saying You Should Not Spend On Your Woman, But Use Your Head.

“I Know Some Of My Colleagues Who Went Broke Because They Made Their First Bag And Blew It Off On Parties And Trips To South Africa. But I Didn’t Move That Way And That Is Why I Am Where I Am.”

Spyro further revealed that after becoming successful and famous, many Instagram models reached out to him.

However, he said he turned down their advances, including offers to sponsor luxury trips abroad, choosing instead to focus on his music career and investments.

The singer stressed that discipline and wise financial decisions have played a major role in his success and long-term stability.

Social media personality, VeryDarkMan, has confirmed that he received an invitation from the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission.

The development followed a petition reportedly submitted to the anti-graft agency by legal practitioner, Blessing Agbomhere, of Blessing Agbomhere & Partners.

According to reports, the petition called for a comprehensive investigation into the financial activities, sponsorship arrangements, and funding sources of both VeryDarkMan and activist lawyer, Deji Adeyanju.

Reacting via his social media page, VeryDarkMan alleged that the investigation was an attempt to silence critical voices in the country.

He further claimed that members of the ruling All Progressives Congress were using legal channels to suppress public criticism of the government.

He Wrote:

“They Want To Stop Us From Speaking Against This Evil Government That Has Failed To Protect The Lives Of Nigerians. So, They Used Their People To Write Petitions.”

The social media activist maintained that the invitation is politically motivated and linked to his outspoken criticism of government policies and national issues.