It took him nearly four years to debut with an album even though his talents were obvious and the crowd craved endlessly for him. About eight months down that release, GT is still yet to find a place in the market and he’s confronted with the decision that will ultimately create a music future for him or nullify the progress he’s made so far. ‘Do I leave? Or do I stay?’; that is the dilemma.

Well I’ve been here and everywhere (laughter). I’m still at MTv. I’ve added a couple more responsibilities. I co-host the MTN Y’hello Top 10 countdown on radio with Deji. It used to be hosted by Olisa. Its syndicated on 40 radio stations across Nigeria. And then I’m also on the Mnet series, Tinsel.

One day, as I was watched one of Charles Novia’s movies, I copied his phone number from the screen and called.
I apologised first for disturbing him, then I said I wanted to meet him. He invited me to his office and I went I got there, I opened up on my desires.

A temporary reprieve came the way of the Musical Copyright Society of Nigeria (MCSN) recently with a Federal High Court sitting in Lagos restraining the Nigerian Copyrights Commission (NCC) from preventing the society from carry on with its legitimate duty as a collective management organisation pending the determination of the substantive suit pending before the court.

WHEN the Founder/General Overseer of Word of Life Bible Church, Warri, Pastor Ayo Oritsejafor announced the presence of certain musicians at the second service of the Church penultimate Sunday, many members who stayed behind were not initially surprised.

What started off like rumours initially, can now be confirmed by HVP. Mercy Johnson is getting married and any moment from now the screen queen will walk down the aisle with her heart throb in a marriage many believe will be the most talked about in the movie industry in recent times.

It’s no longer news that the ancient city of Asaba has transformed into the hobnob for film production in the country. But what is news instead, is the fact that the invading movie stars and producers have taken permanent residence in some of the major hotels located within the town.

American fans indeed know how best to show appreciation to their screen idols, and our own Mike Ezuruonye cannot deny this claim. At least, he was recently a beneficiary of the gesture.

Surprisingly, I joined the industry in and that was in Port-Harcourt. And I featured in several movies that include “Village Crisis”, “Look into my Eyes”, “King’s Desire” “Strange Love’ and many others I cannot remember now.

Worried by the alarming rate at which “obscene” movies are gaining massive acceptance in Ghana, the country’s Ministry of Information working in collaboration with the censors board and the Movie Union has finally wielded the sledge hammer on the film producers by banning the sell of x-rated movies in Ghana.