Bukky Wright, a seasoned Nollywood actress, has sparked controversy with her frank opinions about males who lament that women in partnerships only seek for money.

In an interview, the actress made the case that a man should naturally take care of the woman he is dating without being asked.

She emphasized that the woman should be someone he is happy and willing to spend money on, and that it is a man’s duty to recognize that his woman needs to dress and look good, even if it is ultimately for his own pride.

Reacting to men who describe women as gold diggers, Wright said she strongly disagrees with the label, arguing that there is nothing wrong with a woman expecting nothing less than the best from a partner, and that she would never advise any woman to settle for less.

Asked whether men without the financial means to meet such expectations should simply avoid dating, the actress responded that such men should either not date at all or should date within their means.

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Veteran Nollywood actress Ngozi Nwosu has made an emotional appeal for financial assistance as she battles an undisclosed illness, revealing that she has been hospitalised for three weeks and is preparing to undergo three surgeries.

The actress shared the heartfelt video on her Instagram page on Thursday, where she appeared from her hospital bed, visibly emotional as she appealed to fans, friends and family members not to abandon her during the difficult period.

Addressing her supporters, Nwosu explained why she had been absent from public view in recent weeks.

“My people, my fans and my family, I know that you’ve not seen me in circulation for some time. I’ve been hospitalized now for three weeks. Please, the thing has gone beyond my control. I need your help, don’t let me die.”

The veteran actress said she remained hopeful that she would overcome the health challenge but pleaded for support as she continued to endure severe pain.

“I know that you people never forsake me and I know that God will always see me through, but I’m begging you, my friends and family, don’t let me die because I am going through a lot as in pain.”

Nwosu also urged anyone willing to assist to contact her management team, concluding her appeal with a prayer.

“My sickness will never be anybody’s portion. In Jesus’ name, thank you.”

Although the actress did not disclose the nature of her illness, she revealed in an earlier appeal that she requires three surgeries, with the procedures expected to cost about ₦30 million

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Veteran Nollywood actress Bukky Wright said she quit acting and relocated abroad years ago to raise her children, and she has no regrets.

Wright, 59, told The Morayo Show she left Nigeria without informing fans, apologised, and said her sons abroad needed their mother more than acting.

Bukky Wright returned to the screen in January 2025 in Something About the Briggs and plans to revive her 2008 film Omotara Johnson after fan requests.

Veteran Nollywood actress Bukky Wright has opened up about why she dumped her acting career and relocated abroad.

According to her, she moved abroad because she decided to prioritise raising her children, adding that she has no regrets about the decision.

Naija News reports that the 59-year-old actress, who was a familiar face in Nigerian films before taking a lengthy break in the mid-2010s, made the revelation during an appearance on The Morayo Show.

Reflecting on her absence, the actress admitted she left without informing her fans and said she owed them an apology.

“I left the country many years ago because of my children, and I would do it over and over again if I had to. I think I need to apologise for leaving without letting my fans know, but mama duty called,” she said.

Explaining the reason behind her decision, Wright said her children were living abroad at the time, and she believed they needed their mother more than she needed her acting career.

“My children were abroad, and we all know how difficult it can be for boys to be without a mother’s love. So, I was ready to leave everything behind for them because they are my future,” she explained.

Wright returned to the screen in January 2025 with her role in Something About the Briggs, marking her comeback after years away from the industry.

The actress also spoke about reviving Omotara Johnson, her 2008 film, saying the decision was driven by persistent requests from fans.

“My fans asked for the sequel to Omotara Johnson. They wanted it, so I decided to bring it back,” she added.

Wright revealed that she deliberately kept her return to acting under wraps until filming had been completed.

“I didn’t tell anybody I was coming back. A lot of people didn’t know I was shooting because I kept everything to myself. I’ve learnt that when you keep things close to your heart, they manifest better, and that really worked for me.

“…It’s the return of Omotara Johnson and the return of Bukky Wright, and I’m here to stay,” she said.

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