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Actress Caroline Danjuma of Nollywood has expressed her desire to reconcile with her ex-husband Musa Danjuma.

In a recent interview with media personality Innih Emah, she made this clear.

“He [Musa] would always be the love of my life. He is the father of my three children. He is the one I said, you know what? This man is worth being my husband. So, yes, he would always remain the love of my life and that would not change.

” I would love to marry again, whether it’s my ex-husband or a new amazing man that God sent. I would like to have a family.

“Yes, I would love to go back to him [my ex-husband] or if God says, this is the man you are going to marry.

“I just want peace of mind and happiness. As I get older, I just want someone that I can build with and have peace of mind with. Peace of mind is more valuable than money,” she said

On Tuesday, the Senate agreed to the President Bola Tinubu’s proposal to designate 20 special advisors.

The Senate President, Ahmad Lawan, read the President’s request on the floor of the upper legislative body, and it was approved.

Commenting on the request, Lawan said, “It is utmost urgency” that the president has his team to work with.

“Because there is no name for special advisers we will just approve it from here. We feel that that this is something of utmost urgency.”

However, Tinubu omitted to include the 20 special advisers’ names.

Days before to the announcement, Tinubu named George Akume, a former minister of special responsibilities, as his secretary to the government of the federation and Femi Gbajabiamila, the House of Representatives’ departing speaker, as his chief of staff.

Additionally, he appointed Sen. Ibrahim Hadejia, a former deputy governor of Jigawa State, as deputy chief of staff and George Akume, a former minister of special duties, as secretary to the government of the federation.

This was revealed in a statement signed on Friday by the State House Director of Information, Abiodun Oladunjoye, titled ‘President Tinubu appoints Gbajabiamila COS, Sen. Ibrahim Hadejia, DCOS, George Akume, SGF.’

“In a meeting with Progressives Governors Forum, the President also named former Governor of Benue State and immediate past Minister of Special Duties, George Akume, Secretary to the Government of the Federation,” the statement read.