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I was depressed about my condition but music gave me hope
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Most troublesome Nigerian entertainers(1)
Celebrities are always in the news. It’s ideally supposed to be about their exploits in their different spheres of human endeavour, be it acting, music, or comedy. However, we have a lot of entertainers who grace the front-page of magazines, gossip columms in newspapers and TV screens because of their penchant for flirting with, and courting controversy.In this piece, we bring to you some of Nigeria’s most troublesome celebrities, who have adopted scandals as their second nature. Enjoy…
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Seven years after the release of the hit-track ‘Koni Koni Love,’ the singer, Klever Jay is still counting the blessings the song brought his way.
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Owo meta crooner, Mz Kiss, is known for being a passionate and energetic rapper. What many people hardly know about her is that the beautiful Capital Hill artiste is shy when she is not in the glare of the public. In a chat with Potpourri, she reveals the inspiration behind her buzzing new song, Stoopid and the one thing people hardly know about her.
Glo unleashes top comedians on Ibadan’s Lafta Fest, today
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