Why I’m quitting music – Nigerian billionaire son Raheem Okoya
Video of Funke Akindele, JJC Skillz vacationing in Paris with twin sons surfaces
SolidStar features Davido in new song ‘Wait’
Polo Avenue in move to re-defining Nigeria’s luxury industry
Adokiye releases new photos to celebrate birthday
Support group for gospel artistes debuts in Lagos
Youth empowerment is my priority – Adebayo
Fashek Majek drums up support for President Buhari
Tourists troop out to tour sites in Badagry
Ten Things we learnt from P-Square’s Saga
I am reincarnation of the sexy goddess,Venus, Sefiya boasts
Illbliss speaks on Chidinma’s exit from Capital Hill Records
Showtime reporters dissect Anonymous ’ debut single
My most annoying routine is taking my bath – Simi

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Ministerial Committee on MOPPICON Bill for inauguration April 8th
The Ministerial Committee aimed at fast-tracking the passage into law of the Motion Picture Practitioners Council of Nigeria (MOPPICON) Bill is to be inaugurated on Friday, April 8th 2016 at the Conference Room of the National Theatre, Iganmu, Lagos, the Minister of Information and Culture, Alhaji Lai Mohammed, announced on Thursday.
Subzilla unveils music club tour
While his hit single “Sisi Eko” is still topping Radio charts & making waves on the street, Lams Records Singer/Songwriter Bodunde Emmanuel Boboye popularly known as “Subzilla” is set to unveil a promotional club tour.
Residents laud Ambode over completion of Meiran-Ile-Iwe Road
Some residents of Ile-Iwe in Agbado Oke-Odo Local Council Development Area (LCDA) of Lagos State on Tuesday lauded the State Government for completing the Meiran-Ile-Iwe Road which was abandoned for so many years.
The P-Square’s reconciliation story
Turning out like the lines in a popular nursery rhyme, entitled Two little black bird, super Nigerian pop duo, Peter and Paul Okoye, P’Square, and their brother Jude are back together after several weeks of drama and brick brats on social media.
OPEC sees lower demand for oil in 2016
THE Organisation of Petroleum Exporting Countries, OPEC, weekend, predicted global demand for its crude oil will be less than previously thought in 2016, as supply from rivals proves more resilient to low prices, increasing the excess supply on the market this year.

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