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Prince Akeem Joffer Is Set To Become King Of Zamunda When He Discovers He Has A Son He Never Knew About In America - A Street-Savvy Queens Native Named Lavelle. Honoring His Royal Father's Dying Wish To Groom This Son As The Crown Prince, Akeem And Semmi Set Off To America Once Again. 

Coming 2 America (2021)

Genre: Comedy, Drama

Release Date: Mar 5, 2021

Stars: Eddie Murphy, Arsenio Hall, Shari Headley

Source: Coming.2.America.2021.1080p.WEB.H264-NAISU

Language: English

Subtitle Language: English

IMDB: Https://Www.Imdb.Com/Title/Tt6802400/ 

Its getting too much how some of this beautiful Nollywood actress got chased by rich men in Nigeria. People only look up to them for their curvy bodies and cute faces just to make sure they laid and enjoy time we them. 

Watch 5 Most Beautiful Nollywood Actress Rich Men Chase The Most 

Who are the richest Nollywood actors? You may see their play on the screen, but you barely know them in real life! Take a look at top 10 richest Nollywood actors and their net worths! 

In a recent interview with Punch, actress/singer Dayo Amusa, said 90% of African men go for plus size women when they want to settle down. According to her, Plus size women are very accomodating

''Ninety per cent of African men would go for plus size women because we are very ‘accommodating’. I think the only reason a man would go for a slim lady is due to the ‘slay mama’ trend on social media but when men want to settle, they go for plus size women'' 

As many Nollywood actors continue to own choice houses in highbrow parts of Lagos, popular Nollywood actor, Aremu Afolayan, is not convinced that they made their money through the craft.
In a recent chat with Punchng, he said Nigerians are quick to believe anything especially once it is on the internet but the truth is that most actors driving big cars most likely got their money from influential people.

He said, “By the way, I live my life, people tend to think that I am the richest Yoruba actor, but that is a lie. Nigerians assume a lot. I live in a rented apartment because I cannot afford to build one. When they see me buy a new car, they don’t know if I paid for the car in instalments; instead they call me a big boy. What type of big boy lives on N50,000 or N100,000 income per film as an actor?

"I challenge any Nigerian actor that is living larger than life to state how they made their money because I am sure it is not from the movies they make. I am talking about both the English and Yoruba actors. If they like, they can say they make N5m per film, they cannot afford to build or buy a house at Lekki or Victoria Island or Ikoyi. It is impossible. They should call out mathematicians to figure it out. It is a lie.

It is because they meet some influential people that give them businesses or they have side businesses. Since we do not all meet such people or make the kind of money they make through these people, we just have to be content with what we have. In my life, I have never seen an ‘educated illiterate’ country like Nigeria. Nigerians are very gullible when it comes to judging other people’s lifestyle since they do not know anything, they assume. Then social media came and it made things worse.”