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Damning: You started sleeping with Adeoti when your son was only five months old, first wife tells Mercy Aigbe

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Oluwafunso Asiwaju, the first wife of film marketer, Kazim Adeoti, has broken her silence, saying that his new wife and actress, Mercy Aigbe, was a constant problem in her marriage to Adeoti.

According to her, Mercy had been sleeping with her husband for over 10 years.

The mother-of-four wrote on social media, “Let’s get the record straight here. This post is regarding an interview recently going around by Media Room Hub with my soon-to-be ex-husband in one of his numerous lies.

“I want you all to know that in contrast to what Mr Adeoti said, I did not and will never settle to have a second wife in my marriage to him (sic). Kazim, you should stop painting a perfect picture of a marriage you clearly do not have with me, Oluwafunso Asiwaju Couture.

“You and your side chick can continue with whatever it is you are doing, but never come out to social media degrading me or my children with your demeaning and childish attitude. I will not stoop to your level of rubbish and stupidity.”

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Responding to Aigbe’s claims that they were never friends, Funso said, “As for you Mercy, let’s cut the crap. We were friends, but the shame and your glam lifestyle will not let you admit it.

“You have been sleeping with Kazim since your son was only five months old. I introduced you to Kazim as my friend. I called and personally invited you and your ex-husband (Lanre Gentry) to the 40th surprise birthday party (sic)I did for my soon-to-be ex-husband.

“You were a constant friend of mine back then. I brought you close as a friend because I liked you, but you repaid me by sleeping with my husband, Kazim.

“You were a problem in my marriage for years. Now, I’m happy to let you know this is only the beginning of the end for you. I’m done. He is all yours; enjoy. I am really past this. Like I said in my first post, ‘Losing someone who does not respect or appreciate you is actually a gain, not a loss.’”

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Aigbe in her reaction to the allegation in a post shared on her Instagram wrote: “Some people say grant interview, explain your side of the story, say your truth to correct false narratives out there, you owe it to people who genuinely love you.

You grant interview, some people say you don’t need to explain yourself, it’s your life, do you…..You are constantly lied on and some other people say it slide, do not react, don’t say a word, for peace sake, whew!!!!!”

Though Aigbe claimed to have married Adeoti because of her love for him and not money, an old video has surfaced in which the actress advised women dating married men to get as much money from them as possible.

She had said, “You had better be cashing out. Secure the bag. Get that money because that man is not yours. He belongs to another woman. It is bad enough that you are dating a married woman, but if you are it, you had better be worth it (sic). Do not collect chocolates or flowers as gift from a married man. If you are dating a married man, ‘chop’ his money.

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“Some stupid women will be dating married men and be doing love (sic). If you are dating a married man, make sure you are in it for the material things you are going to get from him. Make sure the gifts you are getting from that married man or boyfriend is either a car, which has to be a (Mercedes) Benz, or a house.”

Mercy had her son, Juwon, with Gentry in June 2010. Going by Oluwafunso’s claims, the actress allegedly started having sexual relations with Adeoti since November 2010.

The actress separated from Gentry in 2017, following allegations of domestic violence.

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BREAKING: Veteran actor Olu Jacobs dies at 84

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Veteran actor, Oludotun Baiyewu Jacobs, popularly known as Olu Jacobs, has died at the age of 84.

Jacobs’ passing was disclosed by his son, Olusoji Jacobs, in a post on Instagram on Wednesday, September 16, 2026, saying the family was grateful for his life and asking the public to respect their privacy.

“It is with gratitude to God for a life well lived and fought, that we announce the passing of our dear husband, father, grandfather and uncle. The Lion of Lufodo.

Oludotun Baiyewun Jacobs (MFR)

11/07/1942-16/09/2026

We call on all bloggers and social media influencers to respect our families privacy at this time.”

Olu Jacobs was one of Nigeria’s most prominent veteran actors, with a career spanning theatre, television and film.

He was also a film executive and a major figure in the development of Nigeria’s contemporary film industry.

Olu Jacobs was widely recognised for his commanding performances and roles across Nigerian and international productions, earning him a lasting place in the country’s entertainment history.

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Nollywood actress Tope Osoba laid to rest in Iperu Remo

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The remains of late Nollywood actress, Tope Osoba, were laid to rest on Thursday in her hometown of Iperu Remo, Ogun State, weeks after her death.

The burial service was held at Akesan Club, Iperu Remo, after her body left the Olabisi Onabanjo University Teaching Hospital (OOUTH), Sagamu.

The remains were were later interred at the Iperu Remo Cemetery.

Colleagues, friends and family, all dressed in white, gathered to pay their last respects to the actress.

Osoba’s death was announced on August 5, months after she underwent breast cancer surgery.

Following her passing, the family initially set August 13, 2026, for the burial, following a candlelight procession and an artistes’ tribute night in her honour on August 11.

The burial was postponed to allow further arrangements and the resolution of outstanding matters.

Prominent Nollywood figures present at the funeral included Foluke Daramola, Kunle Afod and Joke Jigan.

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Osoba was known for her roles in Yoruba movies.

Her passing drew tributes from colleagues, who described her as dedicated and passionate about the industry.

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Another Nollywood actress, Atinuke Kareem, dies after battling cancer

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The sad mood among members of the Theatre Arts and Motion Pictures Practitioners Association of Nigeria (TAMPAN), has continued to linger with the announcement of the death of Nollywood actress, Atinuke Kareem, who passed away after battling breast cancer.

The news of her passing was officially announced on Tuesday in a statement by her colleague and the Executive Governor of TAMPAN Ogun State, Owolabi Ajasa.

The statement was accompanied by a video clip of Kareem seeking support and prayers during her battle with breast cancer, highlighting the physical toll of the illness on her.

“I’m a breast cancer patient. It has been going on for a while. My family has spent a lot of money; I’ve come to seek help. The association I belong to, TAMPAN, has tried too, but it’s not enough,” Kareem said in the video.

“Don’t allow me to die this way; I have two young children. Nigerians, please help me with any amount you can use to help.”

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In the release signed by the state Public Relations Officer, Femi Solaja, on behalf of Ajasa, the association expressed deep appreciation to colleagues, fans, and well-wishers who provided financial and moral support during the actress’s medical battle.

“We sincerely appreciate everyone who contributed financially, offered prayers, encouragement, and support towards the treatment of our dear colleague, Atinuke Remilekun Kareem,” the statement read.

“Your kindness and sacrifice during her difficult moment meant so much to her family and all of us. We are deeply grateful.”

Tampan further expressed sorrow over her demise, describing it as an irrecoverable loss that members must accept as the will of God.

“Sadly, despite all our efforts and prayers, Atinuke has passed on and answered the final call.

“We cannot question the Almighty God. We can only submit to His will and pray that He grants her eternal rest and gives her family, colleagues, and loved ones the strength to bear this painful loss. Rest in peace, Atinuke Remilekun Kareem,” the statement concluded.

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The actress’ death comes barely over a week after the Yoruba film industry was thrown into mourning following the death of veteran actor Taiwo Hassan, popularly known as Ogogo, who also succumbed to stage-four cancer.

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