“Mistakes On Set Mean Trouble At Home”- Madam Saje Reveals Marriage Struggles

• Fausat Balogun, known as Madam Saje, is a veteran actress in Nollywood with over 50 years of experience.
• She discussed the challenges faced during her acting career, including personal struggles within her marriage.
• Balogun highlighted that tensions at home often reflected her experiences on set.

Veteran Nollywood actress Fausat Balogun, widely recognized as Madam Saje, recently opened up about the challenges she encountered throughout her extensive acting career, including strains within her marriage.

In an interview on Behind the Fame, Balogun reflected on her journey spanning more than five decades in the entertainment industry. She recounted how tensions at home often mirrored her experiences on set, noting that a particular glance from her husband would signal upcoming marital conflicts whenever she made errors during performances.

She shared, “Whenever I am acting and I make a mistake, my husband will look at me in a certain way, that means there will be a problem that night.”

Balogun also spoke candidly about her difficult upbringing and the obstacles she faced while pursuing a career in Yoruba theatre. She revealed that her father sometimes subjected her to physical punishment, and there were occasions when she went without food.

The actress explained that surviving these hardships required resilience and resourcefulness, including finding ways to feed herself during times of scarcity. She emphasized that her path in the film industry was gradual and demanding, marked by years of sacrifice before she finally achieved recognition.

In other news… A viral video showing members of a church flogging the ground outside their place of worship during a deliverance session has sparked widespread reactions on social media.TV & Video Equipment

According to reports, the pastor instructed congregants to come to church with canes and later directed them to move outside into the rain to carry out the exercise. The act was described as a symbolic way of confronting spiritual enemies.

In the footage, worshippers were seen standing under heavy rainfall while repeatedly striking the ground with their canes.

The unusual scene has since triggered mixed reactions online, with many Nigerians expressing concern, criticism, and disbelief over the practice.