Showing posts with label Uche Jombo. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Uche Jombo. Show all posts

Sunday, 12 January 2014

"I Can't Imagine A Desire To Fix My Nose" - Uche Jumbo Responds To Plastic Surgery Rumours


You know people keep saying her face has changed a lot in recent years especially her nose. She once again refuted claims of plastic surgery to Punch

"I have never gone under the knife. I hear people say I have done plastic surgery on my nose.  I cannot imagine a desire to fix my nose of all the things I would to my body. It sounds very ridiculous.

Married life is great. I am not missing spinsterhood at all. My husband is a great human being. He works and lives in New York. I met him through a doctor friend of mine who is his business partner.  After our first meeting, he came to talk to me about some business ventures and that’s how we started talking.  My first attraction to him was his personality. I don’t know how many children we plan to have yet."
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Friday, 20 December 2013

Uche Jombo, Tiwa Savage, Others Celebrate with Funke Akindele as Her Acting School Graduates 28

Funke Akindele's drama school, The Scene One School of Drama just graduated its first set of students. The graduation ceremony took place at the school's rehearsal ground yesterday Thurs. December 19th

Uche Jombo, Tiwa Savage, eLDee, JJC, Eniola Badmus, Segun Obe, Dammy Krane and many other celebs attended the graduation ceremony to show support for one of their own.

Funke's acting school was established in 2011. The school offers a wide variety of creative courses including Introduction of Drama, Traditional and Contemporary Dance, Music, Etiquette & Manners. The next academic session begins in January 2004.

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Tuesday, 12 March 2013

Nollywood Actress Push Against Domestic Violence


Domestic violence against women, especially in Africa, has remained a thorny issue. Across the globe, governments, voluntary organisations and philanthropists have been collaborating actively through a variety of programmes to combat it.
As part of their own contribution and as a means of checking the trend, four Nigerian actresses teamed up to create more awareness about the situation in a short film entitled, New Horizon. The actresses, Kate Henshaw, Rita Dominic, Uche Jombo and Funke Akindele said they felt an urgent need to challenge the social prejudices and beam the spotlight on the subject. At a press conference to announce the wrap up of the movie at the Tinapa Lakeside Hotel in Calabar, Cross River State,