Popular Nigerian rapper Lord of Ajasa becomes US citizen
Video: Zlatan to wed partner Davita on October 24
Ifeoma Umeokeke: I came to have fun
Davido collaborates with Akon
Ara, Weird MC take old drum beats to schools
Dance queen, Kaffy set to wed
Funke Akindele, TK shine at ZUMA awards
Gringori’s family demands apology from mockers
How Ayuk won MBGN contest
Ogunde, Aromoire, others to be honoured at YMAA
Ngozi Nwosu’s transformation!
Mike Aremu’s Sax Appeal for July

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‘I married my ex-husband because I was shut out of the world’ – Ara
One of Africa’s leading female drummers and singers, Aralola Olumuyiwa popularly known as Ara, will certainly not live to forget her past in a hurry. Few years ago,she got married to her ex-husband, Prince Nurudeen Olalekan Saliu, a marriage she described as her “greatest undoing.” In this interview with Showtime Celebrity, Ara explains the circumstances that led her to go into that marriage, her present predicaments as well as the plans she has for tomorrow.
What happens to K-Switch?
When Kehinde Oladotun Oyebanjo aka K-Switch joined his brother D’banj in the once formidable but now defunct Mo’hits crew, the prospects of his music career looked to be shinning brighter than the stars but then he had again joined D’banj in the bitter walkout that tore Mo’Hits apart; now, everything has spiralled; his future going from clear to somewhat uncertain.
Muna apologises to Mode 9
A war of words have been averted between Munachi Abii and Rap Lord Mode 9. Their scuffle began shortly after the Nokia “Don’t break The Beat” competition which held about two months ago.
The big and the mighty on Big Brother StarGame
Big Brother StarGame kicked off on Sunday night with a big bang!“From celebrities to uber hot Downville housemates and a performance by American Star J Cole, it was definitely a star-bright beginning for the new season of Big Brother Africa.
Temitayo George set to release second album
NOT many Nigerians know that ebony black Temitayo George who emerged 2006 second runners-up at the West African Idols had nursed a childhood dream of becoming a world class performer in the mould of Whitney Houston, Mariah Carey and Janet Jackson.

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