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I missed my music, fans, Slam confesses

I want to sincerely apologize to my teeming fans. I am very sorry about that; I travelled to London to complete my Master’s programme in Marketing at the North-West University, Stafford College. In fact, I was away for three years and extra. While, I was away, I must confess I missed my music and fans.

Cossy Orjiakor opens up on her investment

Boobs flaunting actress, Cossy Orjiakor widely believed to be an epitome of indecency is not a moralist. But here, she’s counselling her teeming fans concerning the need for them to begin to invest their wealth in something that will prosper them in future.

Nollywood rocks Canada

It is no longer news that Nollywood is being rated as second largest film industry in the whole world. But what is currently news is the fact that the industry is steadily on course to capture the world.

2Face tops MAMA ‘09 nomination

He seems to have arrived and what better way is there to stamp a decade of musicianship. 2Face may have had droves of scandal characterise his successful music career but all those tales may soon be forgotten in the wake of his new accolades- if he pulls this through too.

T.W.O ready to drop new album

When Celebrated Showbiz couple Tunde and Wunmi Obe told fans, friends and foes that they were not quitting music yet, it was not just a case of trying to clear the air. Their new single Zombie which was released last week is Athe beginning of a series of fresh materials to come@ according to Tunde Obe

Timaya attacks Empress Njamah

BAYELSA State- born militant singer, Timaya, had a rough taste of love turned sour portion when he was manhandled, handcuffed and subsequently detained by the Festac police for conducting himself in a manner likely to breach public peace.

Nollywood? I was on sabbatical, says Franca Aernan

For distinguishing herself in the industry, Franca was appointed two years ago, as the Special Assistant to the Nigerian ambassador to Mexico, Professor Baba, a position she held until the ambassador returned to the country to vie for the governorship seat in his state.

Dreams, self belief brought me this far

People think my pace is fast because I moved to Nigeria in February 2008 and I’ve only been here for about a year. However, if you think about when I started making music officially, which was in 2003, five years of constant hard work and pouring your savings into a dream without making money from it is not an overnight success.

I want to empower women through music, says Ashionye

I’m looking at starting up a forum. I’ve discussed with some other female musicians in the industry and women outside the music industry but who are interested in music and entertainment.

Omotola rebrands, focus more on humanitarian work

Nollywood diva and mother of four, Omotola Jalade Ekeinde popularly known as Omosexy has found a new calling. Okay, may be not entirely new, Omosexy is redirecting her energy to one of her agelong, passion, Children. Don’t even think, she is trying to pop more babies, no, she is focusing more on her humanitarian works with children.

Foluke Daramola sets new standard for movie premier

Nollywood actress, Foluke Daramola on Sunday sets new standard for movies premiering in Nollywood and proved the fact that being a prominent artiste in Yoruba genre of the movie industry does not confine one to second best.

The shoe determine what I wear, says Victor Uwaifo

How do you expect the Whiteman to play high life or Ekassa music, when he doesn’t even know the root? Can he tell you where to begin with the first note, no? They learn from us and of course it’s very natural. We keep improving with their own and other genre in the world but they can’t play ours.

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