Why it’s harder for female artistes to be successful – Fave
Toyin Abraham rejects inclusion in Lagos APC campaign council
I Go Dye living like a royal Prince
The heat is on as Nigeria Idol unveils 12
Next Movie Star winner, others, shine in new soap opera
Naeto C, W4, others rock Valentine jamz
Jimmy Jatt turns rap artist?
Akon to feature in P-square new video
How I survived as cart pusher in Alade market – 9ice
N7m up for grabs as Nkiru Sylvanus gives back to society
Wedding: Steph Okereke opens up
Nigerian Idol’s getting hotter – Alimomo
I want to rule the world – D’Banj speaks from America
I’m pained when I see young girls sleep around – Almatel Eyengho
Work begins on late Xty Essien Foundation office
Destiny Piz back from the UK with a bang
Ejike Asiegbu plans big for Ojukwu’s burial
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SubscribeLewes G: Like father like son
It was more of taking after one’s father last Saturday when one of Africa’s most acclaimed artists and former Commissioner for Culture and Tourism in Ondo State, Mr Tola Wewe, watched his last son, Adeleye Wewe make his dramatic entry into the nation’s music scene.
Music, no longer male affair — Yinka Davies
Her music is an eclectic mix of Jazz, soul and the drum. It defies definition. It encapsulates everything, the beat, the sound and the drum. It is a whole entity that cannot be divided as yet. Welcome to the sonorous world of Yinka Davies, one of the best female voices in Nigeria. Our guest on this week’s edition of Weekend Groove, Yinka takes us through a passage of time that defines her identity.
Celebs @ Odera’s Soul Diaspora premiere
It was the first ever movie premiere to be witnessed in Nollywood this year. And as expected, notable celebrities trooped out to grace the occasion.
MTV’s Cynthia Okpala delivers baby boy
MTV Base’s Nigerian VJ Cynthia Okpala better known as C-Von and husband, Ozoemena Mbanefo have taken delivery of a baby boy in far way Unite States of America.
When Loral kids showcase talents in music
The saying that education is not all about reading and writing, but also, involves other forms of human development, nurturing and harnessing of talents was brought to the fore recently when the students of Loral International School, Festac, held their teachers, parents and other guests spell-bound with their spectacular musical performances.
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