Punch NewspaperApr 25, 2026
WapTV expands library with new Nigerian movies
WapTV acquires broadcast rights for hundreds of new Nigerian movies in English, Hausa, Igbo, and Yoruba, featuring top Nollywood stars.
general
Actress Peju Johnson addresses the hypocrisy surrounding romance scenes in Nigerian movies, noting the double standards applied by local viewers.
Source
Punch Newspaper
Published
Mar 14, 2026
Priority
Medium Priority
Story Snapshot
Actress Peju Johnson addresses the hypocrisy surrounding romance scenes in Nigerian movies, noting the double standards applied by local viewers.
PartyJollof TV links out to the original publication for the full report.
Source
Punch Newspaper
Published
Mar 14, 2026
Topic
General Update
Story Priority
Medium Priority
Publication Profile
The Punch is a Nigerian daily newspaper founded on August 8, 1970. The newspaper's aim is said to be to "inform, educate and entertain Nigerians and the world at large."
Visit Source WebsiteBalanced Context
This briefing does not yet have a linked title or profile, but the topic and newsroom tags still help frame where it sits in the wider conversation.
Keep Reading
Continue the newsroom briefing with related stories and more reporting from the same publication.
More recent coverage from Punch Newspaper.
WapTV acquires broadcast rights for hundreds of new Nigerian movies in English, Hausa, Igbo, and Yoruba, featuring top Nollywood stars.
Actor Uzor Arukwe's affectionate birthday surprise for his on-screen partner Bam Bam stirs reactions amid ongoing rumors about their relationship.
Influencer Priscilla Ojo encourages men to speak up about their emotional struggles, highlighting the societal pressure they face to hide their feelings.
Nollywood actress Ini Dima-Okojie announces she is pregnant and expecting her first child with her husband, calling it a 'miracle' and 'divine gift'.
Reality star Tacha sparks debate, claiming social media discrimination by Nigerians rivals racism after backlash against Tunde Onakoya. See her full commen
BBNaija winner Laycon reveals how winning the show saved his mother's life. He discusses pre-fame struggles and the pressures of fame after the win.