Pascal Ejikeme, popularly known as Etcetera, is a singer-song writer signed on X3M Music, a record label founded by Steve Babaeko. His self titled album ‘Etcetera’ was released in May, 2008 from which further singles like ‘This is not a song’, ‘Michelle’ and ‘ Biafra ’ were released.

“What can we say? Our interest is making the Nigerian music industry boom. So when the responsibility is vested in us to see to it that we groom and nurture new acts, it actually means that we are recognised in and outside the industry as one of a pathfinder and credible actor in the Nigerian music scene,” Kenny Ogungbe said.

The search begins July 18th to last till August 7th. It will parade ten strong and intelligent young men and women chosen from applicants across the nation. The man or woman who finds the treasure would exchange it on August 7th for the prize. Every contestant stands the chance to win something.

Pop diva, Goldie, last week officially released the long awaited music video for the song ‘Nothing has Changed’. The track, featuring OJB Jezreel, who is also the producer, is off her limited edition album SPIN ME.

I don’t understand what you mean by taking a toll on me. I know that I couldn’t walk for two years. It was a bad experience for me really. But I think that bad aspect of me is gone.

Well, we were hoping it would get a lot of acceptance and I wouldn’t really say we thought it would come this quickly. I mean we were expecting acceptance but then we thought it would come over time. Although when Clarence finished the video, we were pretty confident that the song would get a lot of air play.

According to her, in 2002, she acted in a film titled Itohan directed by Chico Ejiro where she posed with a dog in a make believe scene. She mentioned Shan George as one of the actresses in the film, stressing that her role was moreorless like a waka pass in the movie.

The group warned that, if the Federal Government fails to order the audit within 14 days, the it will take all appropriate legal actions nationally and internationally to compel your government to comply with Nigeria’s voluntary international anti-corruption commitments.

Celebrities in attendance were Kate Henshaw-Nuttal, Bimbo Akintola, Chioma Chukwuka, Wale Adebayo, Amstel Malta Box Office (AMBO)’s winner, O.C. Ukeje and Idol West Africa’s Omawumi and Eric. Others were Frank Edoho of Who Wants To Be A Millionaire, rap artiste, Mode 9, Soul singer, Djinee, Segun Obe and actor Kalu Ikeagwu, amongst others.

Adaobi said given this condemnable act, some of the affected greenhorns took the matter to the executives of the Actors Guild of Nigeria(AGN), but for fear of being intimidated or victimised by the latter, they were not courageous enough to see to the end of the case.