Actor Guild of Nigeria, Rivers State Chapter, and the Entertainment Industry Celebrate the Life of Late Nollywood Actor Columbus Irisunga

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  Actor Guild of Nigeria, Rivers State Chapter, and the Entertainment Industry Celebrate the Life of Late Nollywood Actor Columbus Irisunga The Nollywood industry and the entire entertainment fraternity in Rivers State came together in a solemn yet celebratory event to honor the life and legacy of the late veteran actor, Columbus Irisunga. The Rivers State Chapter of the Actors Guild of Nigeria (AGN), alongside colleagues, friends, and family, gathered to pay their last respects to an icon whose contributions to the Nigerian film industry remain unforgettable. A Legacy of Excellence in Nollywood Columbus Irisunga was a beloved figure in Nollywood, known for his exceptional talent, captivating performances, and dedication to the craft of storytelling. With a career spanning decades, he graced the screens with memorable roles that left an indelible mark on audiences. His work in the industry not only entertained but also inspired many aspiring actors and filmmakers to pursue their dr...
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Sarkodie’s Grand Gesture: A Warm Welcome to Ghana for VeryDarkMan

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A Warm Welcome to Ghana for VeryDarkMan


 

Ghanaian music legend Sarkodie has once again proven why he’s not just a musical icon but also a man of great generosity and hospitality. In an extraordinary show of love and respect, he invited Nigerian social media personality VeryDarkMan to Ghana—and made sure his visit was nothing short of VIP treatment.

VeryDarkMan took to social media to share his experience, expressing deep gratitude for the warm reception. According to him, Sarkodie personally sent 7 million Naira to cover his transportation costs. Upon arrival in Ghana, he was met with yet another grand gesture—Sarkodie’s personal driver picked him up from the airport in a private car, ensuring a smooth and luxurious ride into the city.

But the hospitality didn’t stop there. Sarkodie went the extra mile by securing accommodation for VeryDarkMan in one of the most luxurious hotels in Ghana—a gesture that left the Nigerian influencer both humbled and in awe of the rapper’s generosity.

Sharing his excitement, VeryDarkMan referred to Sarkodie as the “Landlord”—a title often associated with the rapper due to his dominance in Ghana’s music industry and beyond.

“I’m so humbled by this great show of love from the Landlord himself. Good morning, Ghana!” – VeryDarkMan

This grand welcome has sparked admiration across social media, with fans praising Sarkodie for his humility and kindness. The bond between Ghana and Nigeria continues to grow stronger, with entertainment playing a crucial role in fostering unity between the two West African powerhouses.

What do you think about this remarkable act of generosity? Let us know in the comments!

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