Speaking during a recent episode of The Honest Bunch Podcast, Kolu revealed that he was born prematurely at seven months.

According to him, the early birth may have influenced his physical development.

“I was born prematurely at 7 months, not 9 months. That is why I look like this,” he said during the conversation.

The content creator also shared details about his family background, noting that he lost his mother at a young age.

“I have parents but my mother is late. She died a long time ago. But my father is still alive,” he added.

Kolu did not provide further medical details but spoke candidly about his personal experiences, offering listeners insight into his life beyond social media.

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Speaking on a recent episode of The Honest Bunch Podcast, Caterefe said he was once a regular churchgoer but began questioning his commitment after an interaction with Sidney, whom he described as a consistent Christian.

According to him, Sidney advised him to quit streaming at a time when his online career was beginning to gain traction. He also alleged that Sidney suggested he part ways with his streaming partner, Kolu, by giving him one million naira.

Caterefe said he interpreted the advice as discouraging and contrary to what he expected from someone active in church.

“I used to go to church but I stopped because I noticed that a lot of churchgoers are very malicious,” he said. “Sidney Talker goes to church consistently yet he advised me to quit streaming. I saw that as malicious advice.”

He further claimed that Sidney warned him about potential spiritual threats linked to Kolu’s former association with singer Portable, suggesting it could negatively affect him.

Caterefe said he was surprised by the warning, questioning why someone devoted to church activities would express fear over such concerns.

The streamer added that the incident strengthened his bond with Kolu, whom he said he later chose as his best friend.

Beyond the controversy, Caterefe also reflected on his personal struggles before venturing fully into streaming. He disclosed that he battled depression for several months when he felt pressure as skit-making began to lose popularity.

According to him, starting a streaming career helped him regain focus and improve his mental state.

The content creator’s remarks have sparked conversations online about faith, mentorship, and loyalty within Nigeria’s entertainment community.

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Speaking on a recent episode of The Honest Bunch podcast, the 45-year-old artist said she cannot date or marry a man who is still struggling to find his footing financially.

Waje explained that at this stage in her life, she’s no longer interested in “building” with a partner from scratch, noting that her expectations and priorities have evolved with age.

“I can’t marry someone who is not successful, and here’s why, I’m not in my 20s, so we’re not growing together,” she said. “A man leads by selling aspirations to me. I need to see him lead and inspire me to grow. If he can’t do that, we can’t be partners.”

She further emphasized that beyond success, faith and emotional intelligence are key qualities she seeks in a man.

The mother of one also disclosed that she prefers not to date younger men, explaining that such relationships could lead to constant friction.

“We will have issues,” Waje admitted. “I’m very pragmatic, and sometimes I have to check myself even with my friends and siblings. If it were a younger husband, he’d get tired, I’d end up treating him like my child.”

Waje’s candid remarks have stirred conversations online, with many fans weighing in on her perspective about maturity, ambition, and partnership in relationships

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