Sometimes, the person who once couldn't spend five minutes without talking to you becomes the same person who can stay away for an entire day without checking on you. But what really happened? Imagine waking up one morning and noticing that your partner's attitude has changed. The good morning messages are disappearing. Phone calls are becoming shorter. Conversations that once lasted for hours now feel like interviews. You ask if everything is okay, and the answer is always the same: "I'm fine. Nothing is wrong." But deep down, you know something has changed. You begin asking yourself uncomfortable questions. Have they lost interest? Is there someone else? Did you do something wrong? Or are they simply going through something they cannot explain? The painful part is that you are still emotionally invested, but the person you love seems to be slowly moving away. If you are experiencing this situation, here are seven possible signs that something has chan...
There are some Nigerian movies people remember because of their actors. Others remain unforgettable because of their stories, the emotions they created and the conversations they started long after the screen went dark. For many people who grew up watching classic Nollywood home videos, Issakaba belongs in the second category. The film became known for its intense action, frightening encounters, traditional beliefs and story about communities confronting violent crime. Its lead character, Ebube, played by Sam Dede, became one of the memorable figures associated with the franchise. Now, more than two decades after the original film arrived, the story is returning to Nigerian cinemas. Titled Issakaba: The Return , the new production is scheduled to open nationwide on November 13, 2026. Veteran actor Sam Dede returns as Ebube, while Lancelot Oduwa Imasuen returns as director. The announced cast also includes Chidi Mokeme, Iyabo Ojo, Regina Daniels, Alex Osifo, Nosa Rex and Mark...