Born in the slum city of Okokomaiko, Lagos to a carpenter father and a petty trader mother, Ibrahim Olawole a.k.a Brymo tells the story of how the urge to escape the pangs of poverty urged him to success.

In a bid to restructure and perhaps consolidate on the major gains the Nigerian movie industry has made on the global scene in recent times, there is a competitive move by some notable corporate institutions and government agencies to take over the industry.

Ice Prince’s rise to the top was phenomenal. His debut hit song Oleku made the difference for the Jos lad who came to Lagos without knowing anyone except trusting in a family friend’s instinct.

The second edition and final leg of EU-Babylon International workshop on film kicked off in Abuja, the nation’s capital on Wednesday, September 21 and will run till October 4, 2011.

It has been an exciting year in the Nigerian entertainment industry, and it is about to get even better. Chocolate City, a leading Nigerian record label that parades stars like M.I., Jesse Jags, Ice Prince and Brymo