Nollywood actress Angela Okorie is advocating for a copycat police in the industry.

In her Instagram story, she claimed that the number of colleagues who copy her in the industry is high.

According to her, people copy her outfits, hairstyles, even the songs she uses in her videos, and the way she talks and walks.

Calling them yeyebrities, she questioned why they can’t admit they like her and instead choose to copy her style and claim they did it first.

“If I start to put together pictures of people copying me, internet go scatter nah.
In fact, we need a copycat police in our industry.
I mean, dem don copy my outfits, hairstyles, down to the songs I use in my videos. Even to the way I talk and walk.
So-called yeye brities, like, why don’t you tell me you like me?
Rather, you copy my styles and act as if you did it first, Goddamit.
Say it; it makes you more real,
‘I wanna be like you’
Then stealing people’s styles and acting as you did it first, Ndi oshi.
Copy copy akaria in this raining season.
Am not smiling this period, I fit wounjo person wey resemble me o”.

Nigerian socialite Sam Larry has reportedly made his first public appearance after surviving a ghastly accident which claimed his bouncer’s life.

It was reported over the weekend that the music promoter was involved in a road accident along the Lagos-Calabar Coastal Highway in Lagos State. According to reports, the vehicle carrying Larry and his bouncer collided with a trailer, leaving the car severely damaged.

While Larry survived the accident and is reportedly receiving treatment in the hospital, his bouncer lost his life.

In a video captured online, speaking live from the hospital bed, Larry gave fans an update on his situation, saying he is doing well and expected to be discharged soon. He, however, said he can’t walk and would be relying on a wheelchair to move around for a while.


In an update, it seems Sam Larry is hale and hearty, as he has reportedly made his first social outing since the incident.

He was captured on a video making the rounds online, amid his friends as they celebrated him.


The friend who posted the video expressed gratitude to God for his life.

“Thank God for life blood”.

Sam Larry reportedly makes his first public appearance after surviving the accident. pic.twitter.com/SMYnDhaNqp

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The news has left many outraged, especially knowing that a life was lost.

One King Amen wrote, “This is very insensitive. O. Someone died in that accident, and they are here laughing

One Arsenal Gyokeres wrote, “So they are happy he survived and forgot the bouncer that lost his life; this world is evil

One E! wrote, “So the person that died at the scene isn’t human? Isn’t this too insensitive?

One Femi wrote, “No regard for the life lost? Age doesn’t amount to common sense

One Winning Wunmi wrote, “But the other person lost his life. This is so insensitive, please

One Big Dreams wrote, “Bounder don die, Sam Larry don move on with his life

One Rayy Abdul wrote, “I wonder what the family of the bouncer will be feeling right now seeing this

One teejay_uzo wrote, “Someone passed away, and instead of them being sober, they are shining teeth

One queenellachris wrote, “Na the bouncer I pity, at the end life goes on”.

In 2024, Larry also survived a car crash. Speaking online, he expressed gratitude for his life, saying that God will complete his healing soon.

The news of his survival made many unhappy, and it may have stemmed from the fact that he’s not well liked ever since Mohbad’s death.

Recall that Naira Marley and Sam Larry lost the admiration of Nigerians when a video of Sam assaulting the late Mohbad surfaced online.

The video sparked a flurry of reactions from the online community and led to the cancellation of Naira Marley and his label.

The duo were arrested and kept in police custody for more than five weeks but were released on November 17th after they met their bail conditions. Following their release, the singer and his aide have been engaging in several charitable deeds to win back the hearts of Nigerians.

Nollywood actor Lateef Adedimeji has shed light on how his crying character in movies started.

While speaking with Morayo Afolabi Brown, he said that when he came into the industry, people used to call him that guy who looks like Odunlade, but he wanted people to know him for something specific, hence his crying talent.

Lateef Adedimeji crying in movies
He noted that he became popular for his crying role, and people used to call him the crying machine and identify him with it, even without knowing his name.

“At some point, people started calling me the crying machine. They don’t know my name, but they describe me as that guy that cries a lot in movies.

When I came into the entertainment industry, people used to call me that guy that looks like Odunlade, but I wanted people to know me for a particular thing, hence my crying talent”.

Speaking about his Iya Peju character, he said it started during lockdown, and wasn’t something he took seriously until people started asking for more.

“The Iya Peju character started in lockdown, and it wasn’t something I took seriously until people started asking for more”.

“At some point, people started calling me the crying machine. They don’t know my name, but they describe me as that guy that cries a lot in movies”

“When I came into the entertainment industry, people used to call me that guy that looks like Odun, but I wanted people to know me… https://t.co/lj0odeGPIq pic.twitter.com/HKdTIM4Tf5

— Just Eniola 💜 (@JustEniola01) July 9, 2026
The father of triplets spoke about his journey after receiving an Icon Award at the Africa Illustration Awards. He said that when he set out on his journey, the goal was to find creative ways and make a name for himself. Now, he went from looking up to icons to becoming one.

At the 12th edition of the AMVCA on Saturday, Lateef’s movie Lisabi won Best Indigenous Language Film (West Africa) and Best Makeup. While receiving his award, he dedicated it to his wife, who has given him three children.

Last year, Lateef, while reflecting on his journey, recalled how people questioned his colleague, Yewande Adekoya, when she handpicked him for a role, but she stood firm and saw the future. Lateef said when his personal production failed, he almost gave up, but he kept hustling and did lots of free work before heaven smiled on him.

In a previous post, while reflecting on his journey, he admitted it wasn’t smooth. However, that’s what makes the triumphs sweet, hence why his heart can’t be filled with gratitude.

The talented actor opened up on his pre-fame journey recalling how the man who trained him in the Yoruba movie industry told him that he would fail within one year. The movie star stated that he replied to the man, telling him to give him two years, and he would see what he would become.