Nothing kills women faster than low self-esteem! — Sarah Martins
By Ayo Onikoyi Nollywood actress and entrepreneur Sarah Martins has spoken in support of women who choose to undergo body enhancement procedures, saying such decisions can help boost their confidence and self-esteem. Martins, who spoke in an interview with Potpourri, said women should be free to make choices about their bodies if those choices help […]
Rave TV unfolds anniversary plans
Indigenous television station, Rave TV has unfolded plans to celebrate its one year operation in Nigeria.
Owned by Agatha Amata’s Inside Out Media, Rave TV started broadcasting in 2014 from Lagos. After one year of churning out quality programmes, the station said it has reasons to celebrate.
Singing in three different language my selling point – Rexy Brown
Amadu Vincent Chukwubuike, aka Rexy Brown, is relatively new in the music industry, but he believes he has what it takes to reign as king in the not-so-distant future.
Davido, Wizkid set to battle for AFRIMMA award again!
After beating Wizkid to clinch the Best Male Act award for the second time at this year’s edition of MTV Africa Music Awards,MAMA, ‘Aye’ crooner, Davido is set to repeat the feat as he battles again with the former for the Best Male Act West Africa award, in the forthcoming African Muzik Magazine Awards, AFRIMMA.
Oritsefemi, Olamide in silent feud over Sebee remix
Weeks after the release of Sebee remix, featuring two of Nigeria’s pop singers, there are indications that Olamide and Oritsefemi are currently engaged in silent feud following a collaboration with fast-rising Afro-pop singer, Sossi. Sossi who is signed to Bugatti records label featured Oritsefemi and Olamide in the remix of his popular single, “Sebee”, a track that has made him toast of many.
Nigerian artistes who changed the beat to gain popularity
Call her the Queen of Nigerian lewd singers, and you’d be correct. Saint Janet shocked the sensibilities of many Nigerians with the release of her live performance CD which contained many obscene lyrics and sexually explicit content in 2009. It was so bad that the Lagos State government had to ban it from playing in public places, but Saint Janet argued that the move by government even made her more popular, as the same officials that banned her song in public, also invited her to perform at their private functions.
