American-born Nigerian singer, Lola Savage, is not related to Tiwa Savage. Though they bear same surname, Lola says she’s not trying to be like Tiwa Savage who is a big name in the Nigerian music industry. Instead, she expresses her desire to do a collabo with the songstress to prove to the world that she’s not back in Nigeria to compete with the Mavin records queen of songs. She shares her story with Showtime Celebrity.

The Koko master is indeed grateful for all he has been given in so short a time and he has embarked on giving- back to the society as a sign of his gratitude. He is currently on a long term project called the Agropreneur initiative. Dbanj has invested tons of millions to partner with a South African company working on eradication of poverty from Africa using agriculture as a tool of the change. He believes the project is workable, but it would take time like other genres of trades.

We may not have given Ms Jaie enough attention when she released Kilon poppin. The R&B diva who has got a voice that can calm troubled souls has revealed that she is responsible for what her fans hear.

Nigeria’s leading pop stars, Banky W and D’banj, were unveiled as the brand ambassadors for ultra-premium vodka, Ciroc, at an event held February 6, 2015, at Intercontinental Hotels in Victoria Island, Lagos. The duo were unveiled amidst pomp and pageantry to the media. Similar to its international alignment, where Ciroc partners with influential and successful talents around the world, the brand will be supporting Banky W and D’banj in their career efforts.

“Leadership is not an occupation, leadership is not an art of fraud and pride. Leadership is not yours or mine, leadership is an attribute of God, leadership is the will of God, leadership is the choice of God, and leadership is a trust. Leadership is a burden. So, am fulfilled, contented and very grateful to God for giving the opportunity to serve the people of Jigawa diligently, honestly and heatedly.” ——Sule Lamido