Why I often play witch roles in Nollywood movies – Mama G
Rapper Olamide salutes fan over latest video
Social media agog as Funke Akindele celebrates birthday
Nigerian-born American star Yvonne, celebrates 33 as virgin
Tenstrings, living the young music dream
We never banned songs by Olamide, Davido, 9ice – NBC
Kogi monarch hails Mercy Johnson’s youth programme
FG bans songs by Olamide, Davido, 9ice
Drake professes his love for Rihanna again
Nollywood actor joins Anambra governorship race
Jerry Lewis, comedy legend dies at 91
Nollywood divas explain why they are turning Babymamas
I prefer early morning sex — Amara Maduka, actress
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SubscribeMarriage doesn’t guarantee anything anymore —Biola Ige
Osun State-born Nollywood actress, Biola Ige, who is an Economics graduate of the University of Jos is a stunner that should be the dream of any man. But she’s still single, for reasons best known to her and when you ask she replies that “she’s not searching”.
I want to live under same roof with father of my children — Bukola Ogundare
Sultry Yoruba actress, Bukola Ogundare cut her teeth for stellar role interpretation when she featured in her first film Kamadupe in 2011, and built up her profile with the production of her own film, “Ife Okan” which conveniently put her on the fast lane of fame in the industry. For her, being a babymama is not in her diary and says she cannot even contemplate it.
I don’t date boys, I date men, real men – Adekemi Taofeek
For Nollywood ebony beauty, Adekemi Taofeek, the babymama trend is as a result of men not living up to their responsibilities. The actress says men prefer to be babypapa to being hooked as a husband, knowing they have a child somewhere.
How Afrobeat inspired my genre — Israeli American Rapper, Neil Bajayo
Crossing over to Africa with a trending Afrobeat sound is a huge success for Israeli-American hip hop artiste, Neil Bajayo, and he has revealed that the breakthrough is one experience he would continue to hold dear to his heart.
I hear music from God — Kunle Ajomale
Kunle Ajomale is a popular musician in Nigeria and overseas. His songs remain a recurring decimal in churches and at Christian events. In this interview he talks about his life as a musician, his forthcoming 30 years on stage celebration, and more.
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