Why Yoruba actors are backing Tinubu for second term — Quadri
Being sexy is not all about hips, boobs and bums — Diana Neife
Gorgeous Victory Obasi becomes 17th Most Beautiful Girl in Abuja
Men chase me more after I got married — Scarlet Gomez
New music duo, Roze unleashed on Nigerian music space
I can never be caught without my bra on — Allwell Ademola
I can’t marry a man I’ve not had sex with – Uche Uba
I don’t like handsome men – Yvonne Okoro
Nollywood Stephanie Linus gives hope to Trafficked victims in Italy
Chris Brown to face jail for keeping pet without permit
Davido wins big at Soundcity MVP Awards
Ibidunni Ighodalo’s milk of human kindness
Billionaire Nightclub owner, Shina Peller wows guests

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Ex-Miss Nigeria Pamela Peter-Vigboro Leesi is bereaved
Death never pierces the heart so much as when it takes someone we love, leaving the heart they held with their passing. The New Year hasn’t started on a beautiful note for Miss Nigeria 2015 Pamela Peter -Vigboro Leesi as she is in no celebrating mood, tragedy struck in the family after she lost her father on Thursday 4th January 2018 in a fatal car crash, in River state.
Popular film maker, Charles Novia comes for scriptwriters!
Popular filmmaker, Charles Novia who’s concluding plans to launch his online channel for teenagers called,Teen Africa, next month has taken a swipe at the performance of the Nigerian movie industry in the past one year, positing that the industry recorded a serious deficiency in the area of scriptwriting.
I set the pace for young female acts — Azeezat
Azeezat Niniola Allen, better known by her stage name, ‘Azeezat, has boasted that she is the brain behind the new sound and style of music now done by young Nigerian female music acts.
I fall sick every December- 9ice
For decades, Living Things crooner, Abolore Adigun, better known as ‘9ice’ has been making waves on the Nigerian music scene and he is not ready to leave the stage anytime soon like traditional rulers who could be on the throne for decades until death separates them from it.
Young musicians should learn from the masters — Sir Victor Uwaifo
After several years of reigning as king of highlife music in Nigeria at a time when highlife was the in thing in music, highlife music maestro, Sir Victor Uwaifo, continues to pull clout even though most of his contemporaries have waned with the dynamism characteristic of the Nigerian music industry.

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