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  • Ashmusy unveils “Court of Chaos” show 

    Ashmusy unveils “Court of Chaos” show 

    Content creator and entrepreneur, Ms Amarachi Amusi, popularly known as Ashmusy, has unveiled a new show called “Court of Chaos.”

    The show, which airs every Friday at 6pm on her YouTube channel, blends humour, drama, and real-life scenarios into a courtroom-style reality experience that is already capturing the attention of fans across the country.

    In “Court of Chaos,” Ashmusy dons the role of a no-nonsense but hilarious judge, presiding over a variety of entertaining cases brought forward by everyday individuals and special guests. 

    Each episode features a guest judge, adding more spice, perspective, and sometimes controversy to the rulings.

    The show has quickly gained traction, thanks to appearances from entertaining personalities such as Doyin (Big Brother Naija alum), Nons Miraj (popularly known as Ada Jesus), and content creator Tobe. Their lively contributions and spirited exchanges have made each episode a must-watch, creating an authentic blend of laughter, confrontation, and heartfelt resolutions.

    Read Also: Ashmusy cries out after she mistakenly sent N1 million to a fan

    Speaking about the inspiration behind the Court of Chaos, Ashmusy said: “I wanted to create a platform where real-life issues could be settled in a fun, relatable way. Life is already chaotic enough—we’re just here to laugh through it and maybe learn a few lessons along the way.”

    The production quality, coupled with Ashmusy’s signature humor and charisma, has positioned Court of Chaos as one of the most exciting new entries into the Nigerian digital entertainment scene. Fans eagerly anticipate each new episode, tuning in weekly for doses of drama, wit, and, of course, chaos.

    New episodes of Court of Chaos premiere every Friday at 6 PM exclusively on Ashmusy’s YouTube channel.

  • Ashmusy cries out after she mistakenly sent N1 million to a fan

    Ashmusy cries out after she mistakenly sent N1 million to a fan

    Popular social media influencer Ashmusy has expressed frustration over a fan’s refusal to refund a mistakenly sent sum of N1 million instead of the agreed-upon N100k prize.

    Taking to her social media platform, the brand ambassador shared a snapshot of the transaction receipt while expressing her dismay over the error.

    Ashmusy explained that she intended to transfer N100k but, being behind the wheel at the time, he added extra zeros, resulting in a transfer of 1 million instead.

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    Despite her attempts to rectify the mistake through direct messages, the fan has yet to respond.

    Her words: “Jesus ooooo I mistakenly sent 1m to the last winner, I was driving and typing and rushing. I don send am dm, hope he or she replies

    ewoo. The person never reply my dm o”

  • Why I stopped wearing revealing outfits – Ashmusy

    Why I stopped wearing revealing outfits – Ashmusy

    Popular skit maker and social influencer, Amarachi Amusi aka Ashmusy has said she stopped wearing revealing outfits to fight being seen as a prostititute. 

    She spoke as a guest on Spill with Phyna podcast. 

    Quoting the phrase ‘You’re addressed the way you dress’, Ashmusy said she had to rebrand herself and stop wearing costumes that revealed her body after being mistaken for a ‘runs girl’.

    She said displaying her body in her videos caused people to perceive her as a sort of ‘runs girl’.

    According to her: “Before I rebranded a few months ago, I used to wear sexy outfits. As a young girl, one would want to show one’s body. I did not know that I was being perceived as a prostitute. 

    “Meanwhile, I knew how much I was working behind the camera, running a business, and shooting adverts every day. With all of that, I was able to buy a car and house. It pained me when people insinuated that those things were bought for me by a man.”

    Ashmusy said she looked inwards in an attempt to figure out why people regarded her as such, and after watching her videos, she realised it was due to her revealing clothing.

    Read Also: Women are prize in relationship even in lack, says Ashmusy

    She stated that she felt she was being fun and goofy for her audience, unaware that their minds were elsewhere.

    Her words are: “I was later in my quiet zone, thinking about why I was being judged that way, despite all my works that they people were seeing. I then started watching my videos, seeing that most times my body was exposed, with my nipples even showing. I was being goofy, but I did not know that people had been looking at something else. I have realised that if one wants to be seen as a prestigious woman, one has to dress accordingly. One cannot be showing (sensitive) parts of one’s body.”

  • Women are prize in relationship even in lack, says Ashmusy

    Women are prize in relationship even in lack, says Ashmusy

    Popular media influencer and content creator, Amarachi Amusi, known as Ashmusy, has asserted that women hold the position of prize in relationships, giving them the authority to select their partners.

    According to Ashmusy, women have the freedom to choose to date affluent men who possess luxurious cars and homes.

    Speaking on an episode of the Spill With Phyna podcast, Ashmusy emphasized that women, being the prize, attract a diverse range of suitors and are entitled to choose the one who best meets their criteria.

    She further noted that it is ultimately the decision of women whether to endure or tolerate a financially challenged man if they still desire to marry him out of love.

    Read Also: It’s unfair my success is linked to a man – Skit maker Ashmusy

    However, Ashmusy clarified that, personally, given her established status, she has set her standards to select the type of man she desires.

    Ashmusy said: “It’s your choice, even if you are small, broke, rich and you want to set a standard that you want to date a man that drives a car or has houses, you have the right to set the standard.

    “You are the prize as a woman, so it’s your choice. Being the prize means that they will come for you, you decide who you want. That’s my opinion. If another girl too wants to use love to marry someone that does not have anything at all, it’s still her choice.”

  • Why money isn’t my priority when I meet rich man – Ashmusy

    Why money isn’t my priority when I meet rich man – Ashmusy

    Popular content creator, Ashmusy has stated that revealed that money isn’t her main priority when interacting with affluent individuals.

    Ashmusy disclosed in a recent interview on the Spill With Phyna podcast.

    She claims that when she meets a wealthy man, she doesn’t bother to ask for his money because, in the end, she will quickly run out of what she is given.

    Read Also: It’s unfair my success is linked to a man – Skit maker Ashmusy

    She claimed that when encountering a wealthy man, she refrains from asking for money as she believes it’s unsustainable, and she would soon exhaust whatever she receives.

    She said: “When I meet a rich man, I don’t look forward to getting money from him or trying to be with him to get money. Not at all. I’m being very honest with you. Because at the end of the day, how much will he give me? Okay, 1 million or 2 million. It will finish instantly.”

  • It’s unfair my success is linked to a man – Skit maker Ashmusy

    It’s unfair my success is linked to a man – Skit maker Ashmusy

    Renowned Nigerian skit creator and influencer, Ashmusy, expressed her dismay regarding the tendency to associate a woman’s success with a man.

    During a recent interview with Punch Saturday Beats, she highlighted how society hastily links women’s achievements to men, a perspective she finds deeply troubling.

    The comedian said: “Linking a woman’s success to men can be annoying and hurtful. That is the reason I want to rebrand myself. It can be hurtful when a young girl works so hard, and all her efforts are linked to a man.

    “After I reflected on everything I had been doing so far, from my dressing to my videos, I decided to correct them by changing that narrative. I am still an entertainer and I still have to entertain in some way, but it will be done in a better way.”

    Read Also: Simi condemns Ashmusy, Nons Miraj over ‘messy’ portrayal of African moms

    “The idea of rebranding myself has been in my head since 2022, but I just wanted to be sure I was ready, and also I wanted to clear all my pending deals. I felt the need to leave that stage for another one.

    “Covering up myself (in outfits) is a part of my rebranding. I hated the fact that a man was said to be the source of my success. That narrative was hurtful because I know how hard I work to make every single dime. I will ascribe my success to God, consistency, and hard work.”

    Speaking on what about her she’s most proud of, she said: “I have been able to build myself to a certain level in every aspect without having to depend on any man. My family has been supportive too.”

  • Simi condemns Ashmusy, Nons Miraj over ‘messy’ portrayal of African moms

    Simi condemns Ashmusy, Nons Miraj over ‘messy’ portrayal of African moms

    Singer Simi has voiced her displeasure with skit makers Ashmusy, Nons Miraj, and others for their skewed portrayal of African mothers

    The content creators produced a skit in which they visited a restaurant while attired as traditional African mothers.

    Dressed in their traditional attire, the skit captured them entering an ‘exotic’ restaurant as friends, displaying some ‘phoney’ mannerisms.

    They settled down to eat their meals but did so uncivilly, snapping photos supposedly like African mothers and eventually carting away all the utensils.

    Sickened by the video after viewing, Simi, criticised them for depicting African mothers in such a derogatory manner.

    Read Also: IG users react to Simi’s ‘peer pressure’ definition

    The ‘Duduke’ crooner described the video as a mess and expressed anger at their dog-like eating habits.

    She argued that she didn’t know any mother with such a demeanor, tackling them to improve on their content.

    Simi tweeted: “That video about African moms where they looked a mess and were eating like dogs made me mad. I don’t know anybody’s mom who acts like that. Y’all get your jokes together.”

    Many in the comment section agreed with Simi’s criticisms but some others dismissed it, claiming it was merely a skit.

  • I don’t earn N65 million monthly, Ashmusy makes U-turn

    I don’t earn N65 million monthly, Ashmusy makes U-turn

    Popular Nigerian comedienne and skit maker, Amarachi Amusi aka Ashmusy has stated that her statement was misconstrued and taken out of context.  

    She explicitly sheds more light on her claim of making five to 65 million naira monthly.

    The Nation reported that the comedienne had said in an interview that she could make five to 65 million naira and would only appreciate gifts if they were in similar amounts.

    After her claim went viral, Ashmusy went online to say that her words were being twisted, saying that wasn’t the case.

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    According to her, she’s not saying she makes the exact sum of 65 million naira but what she gave was simply a range she could be making.

    She wondered whether Nigerians were having problems understanding simple English.

    Ashmusy begged people not to twist her words and chase away her divine helpers who might be thinking that she was rich.

  • I earn N5m to 65m monthly, comedian Ashmusy claims

    I earn N5m to 65m monthly, comedian Ashmusy claims

    Famous Comedienne and social influencer Amarachi Amusi aka Ashmusy has claimed she earns N5m to N65m monthly.

    The skit maker’s claim didn’t sit well with many who doubted her. 

    Read Also: Men are intimidated by my ‘wealth’, says Ashmusy

    Ashmusy boldly asserted that any man who aims to take care of her financial needs must be willing to spend at least N5m to N20m on her monthly. 

  • Men are intimidated by my ‘wealth’, says Ashmusy

    Men are intimidated by my ‘wealth’, says Ashmusy

    Skit maker, Amarachi Amusi aka Ashmusy has said that most men seeking romantic relationships with her get intimidated by ‘wealth’.

    She asserted that her higher income compared to ‘these men’, which made them uncomfortable, is among the reasons she remains unmarried.

    However, in a podcast conversation hosted by her colleague, Zicsaloma, on “Tell Your Story,” the content creator conveyed her wish to marry a man whose wealth would surpass her own.

    She said: “With my status presently, most people [men] I meet, I ask them sometimes like, ‘How much do you earn in a month?’ So that I can compare because I want a man that is bigger than me.

    Read Also: Can’t imagine s3x with someone I have no feelings for – Ashmusy

    “I want my man to be bigger than me; to be my head. To be way way richer than me like let my money be nothing for him, you know.

    “But when I ask them and they tell me, even the ones that are doing good, I’m still doing better based on what I make.

    “So in the end, it is still like I’m still on top. Most men I meet are making less than what I make in a month. And it feels bad because I want some that will make more, do you understand?”

    Ashmusy also admitted the same applied to many single rich female celebrities and those whose marriages don’t last in response to the host’s question, “Do you think that’s the reason why many ‘rich’ celebrities are not married or don’t last in their marriage?”

    “It’s one of the reasons because most men are intimidated by such women and they are scared.

    “I mean, me, I’m really still growing. I’m not the biggest I want to be yet but I know how men are scared of coming to me”, replied the brand influencer.