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Salute to 10 legends of Nollywood still working - Vimarsana News

Salute to 10 legends of Nollywood still working

THE spotlight this week is on the oldest Nollywood actors and actresses that are still working. Moviedom curated a long list of notable actors who are 60 and above who have continued to take on challenging and impressive acting roles both on the big and small screens.

Lupus: Scammers taking advantage of my health condition - Vimarsana News

Lupus: Scammers taking advantage of my health condition

The 43-year-old actress, in a recent interview with media personality Chude Jideonwo, revealed that she had been diagnosed with Lupus.

Doctors say I've five years to live - Actress Kemi Afolabi - Vimarsana News

Doctors say I've five years to live - Actress Kemi Afolabi

“I’ve spent over N1 million on treatment yet I did not get the desired result.”

Safely Feel The Real World short film created by Amber Shanghai and Jody Xiong wins a Grand Prix award at the China 4A Awards 2021 - Vimarsana News

Safely Feel The Real World short film created by Amber Shanghai and Jody Xiong wins a Grand Prix award at the China 4A Awards 2021

One of China’s top creative talents and a multi-award winners, Jody Xiong, The Nine Shanghai Founder and Chief Creative Officer, Director, Artist and Art Director has been listed as one of the top designers by Forbes China. He won China’s first Gold Design Lion in Cannes and got two Grand Prix at Ad

Secrets of Success 2021: Realtor Hazard, former nurse's aide, remains in people business after 45 years - Vimarsana News

Secrets of Success 2021: Realtor Hazard, former nurse's aide, remains in people business after 45 years

FAIRFIELD — Lucilla “Lou” Hazard was born and raised in Alabama. Her dad died at age 32. Her mom, a school teacher, had to raise the family on her own, so Hazard learned to work, first at home by helping her mom, brother and sister. Her first job was in hospitals as a nurse’s aide. Then she was prom