“Blessed to call you mine” – Actor Olumide Oworu gushes as he shows off lover

Popular Nollywood actor and politician, Olumide Oworu, has taken to social media to show off his sweetheart, though he concealed her face.
Olumide’s lover turned a new age today, June 6, and he took to his Instagram page to pen a sweet birthday message to her.

He shared a photo of them sharing a kiss and declared that he considers himself blessed to call her his.
“Happy birthday, baby ❤️. Every day with you is beautiful 🍅. Blessed to call you mine,” he captioned the photo.
See his post below,

In other news, popular Nollywood actor and movie producer, Ibrahim Chatta, has taken to social media to share rare photos of himself, showcasing his new look.The thespian, who will turn 53 in October, took to his Instagram page to show off his new appearance and pointed out that he is beginning to show signs of aging.
Ibrahim expressed his sentiment in reaction to the obvious white hair on his balding head and beard.
“Age is finally catching up”, the celebrated actor wrote.
Meanwhile, Ibrahim Chatta has finally addressed the issue of being overlooked the 9th edition of the Africa Magic Viewers’ Choice Awards (AMVCA).
Chatta voiced his dissatisfaction at not being invited to the coveted award event during an interview with a radio station in Ibadan.
Ibrahim Chatta said in the interview that he had previously felt ignored because the AMVCA had failed to take notice of him.
He admitted that there are many performers in the business who are more deserving of praise than he is, though.
Despite this realization, Chatta couldn’t help but wonder why his junior colleagues were getting invitations while he was not.
Ibrahim Chatta insisted he doesn’t let the rejection impact him too much, as hid major goal is to continue pursuing his craft and reaching greater heights.
In his words;
“I always thought my work wasn’t good enough, but I see my younger colleagues who score an invite to the event. I don’t want any award to limit me because I am aiming for the Oscars. If I am focusing on not being nominated at AMVCA, I can lose focus.”