Remi X Nneoma opens in cinemas today. Ahead of the film’s release, Uche Montana shared photos from the movie’s premiere on Instagram, where she appeared in a custom design by Makililo Nelson. The actress, who stars in the film, attended the premiere on Sunday, June 21, 2026, at EbonyLife Place in Lagos.

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The outfit was a structured blazer and matching wide-leg trousers. The blazer featured a deep V-shaped neckline, strong shoulders and a fitted waist that created a defined silhouette before extending below the hips. The design incorporated pearl ornaments across different sections of the blazer, including the oversized lapels, cuffs and pocket flaps. The pearls were placed across the blazer while preserving the monochrome finish.

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She paired the blazer with matching trousers. Which had a line of pearl ornaments run down the outer seam of each trouser leg, while additional details near the hem ran through the jacket. She completed it with pointed-toe white heels. Her accessories followed the same direction, layered pearl necklaces, small white stud earrings, and rings.

Her hair was styled in a deep side part, with the front swept into a wave and the ends flipped outward at the nape. Her makeup featured softly blended eyeshadow, and a nude glossy lip.

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The appearance follows several recent premiere outfits shared by Uche Montana. Like her appearance at the On Different Grounds premiere.

Nigerian actress and television host Nancy Isime has ignited online discussions after sharing her thoughts on parenthood, suggesting that she may choose not to have children.

The media personality made the remarks during a recent appearance on the “Thanks For Coming” podcast when she was asked about the number of children she hopes to have in the future. Instead of giving a direct answer, Isime reflected on the realities of life and the responsibilities that come with raising a child.

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According to her, the challenges people face daily have influenced the way she thinks about bringing children into the world. She questioned whether having children is always the ultimate expression of love, arguing that life often comes with struggles that no one can completely avoid.

During the discussion, Isime pointed to the pressures many individuals deal with, including emotional, financial and personal difficulties. She suggested that anyone considering parenthood must also think about the kind of world future generations will inherit. Her comments reflected a broader conversation that has gained attention globally, as some people increasingly weigh social and economic realities when making decisions about starting a family.

Despite her remarks, the actress did not say she has completely ruled out having children. Instead, she explained that her views are shaped by what she sees as the realities and responsibilities of bringing a child into the world, adding that every generation experiences its own form of hardship.

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The interview quickly drew attention on social media, where clips of her comments circulated widely. While some users agreed with her perspective on the challenges of parenthood, others disagreed, arguing that the decision to have children is deeply personal.

Isime’s comments have continued to generate discussion online, with many viewers sharing differing opinions on her stance. However, the actress’s remarks stopped short of confirming a final decision, leaving her comments as a reflection on her current outlook rather than a definitive statement about whether she will become a mother.

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The new work week just started, and if you are still wondering what to wear, these Nigerian women just gave plenty of inspiration. From bold prints to clean, sharp cuts, they showed how workwear can feel fresh and expressive.

Here are six looks worth saving.

The Bold Print Statement —Sophia Chisom

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Soso wore a two-piece set by Ziurry RTW, a matching purple, pink, and black patterned kimono-style jacket paired with wide-leg trousers. She layered it with a white collared button-down shirt worn underneath. Her accessories included a matching patterned tie that ties the look together, a white top-handle handbag and white pointed-toe heels.

Monochrome Co-ord — Bimbo Ademoye

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Bimbo wore a sleeveless light pink top with button closures, faux pocket flaps, and a curved hemline paired with a matching fluid, high-waisted satin maxi skirt that reached the ankles. She accessorized with a hot pink mini top-handle leather bag. She completed it with strappy high-heeled sandals in a matching bright pink shade.

All Black Editorial Look — Hilda Baci

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Hilda’s three-piece from Emmykasbit was a pinstripe set. It consisted of a long-sleeved, button-down black shirt with thin vertical white stripes, a matching pinstripe overlay skirt featuring a wrapped waist and a dramatic, draped uneven hemline, and a solid black, fluid wide-leg pants layered underneath the skirt. For accessories, she chose a mini black top-handle bag with gold hardware accents. Her hair was styled in a short bob wig.

All White Done Right — Omowunmi Dada

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Omowunmi opted for a sleeveless cream-white vest with sharp lapels, an asymmetric wrap front, and a clean tailored silhouette. She paired it with matching high-waisted, fluid white trousers that fell over her shoes. She styled it with a teal top-handle bag that gave the all-white look a sharp contrast, and gold details including a delicate chain necklace and bracelet.

Navy and Sharp — Adesua Etomi

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Adesua wore a Loveladybiba sleeveless navy blue top with a deep halter neckline, corset-inspired stitching, and a row of button closures. She paired it with a matching high-waisted, fluid navy blue wide-leg pants that completed the monochromatic tailored outfit. She finished with minimalist open-toe heeled sandals with a sparkling, embellished rhinestone front strap and her accessories were a simple silver pendant necklace.

Power Suit Energy — Veekee James

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Veekee chose a stark white, double-breasted jacket with a high mock-neck collar, strong shoulders, and a sharply fitted waist. She paired it with matching crisp white, straight-leg tailored pants that fell neatly to just above the ankle. She chose a quilted, deep burgundy top-handle bag adding contrast, and completed with pointed-toe patent leather pumps in a matching burgundy shade.

From bold prints to sharp tailoring, these looks shows that great workwear does not have to be boring.