You’ll never catch me denying I’m a ‘nepo baby’ — Temi Otedola
AMVCA SPECIAL: Like Bruce Jenner like Denrele Edun?
Waje declines comment on her near-nude photo shoot
AMVCA SPECIAL: I am African and proud – Belinda Effah
I still have a crush on Ufuoma Ejenobor – Kenneth Okolie
Entertainers rally for peaceful elections, donate to IDPs
Miss Niger Delta unveils plan to strengthen her pet project
Ramsey Nouah set to share his Nollywood story

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Chioma Chukwuka : ‘I feel comfortable starring in language films’
Popular actress Chioma Chukwuka-Akpotha has expressed her love for language films, saying she feels comfortable starring in such films as well as rendering folktales songs. Chioma said this, while in a chat with HVP in Asaba. She was on a set of an Igbo film, “ Ndi Gbo Ochie”(Primitive), which is produced by the duo of Iyke Odife and Emmanuel Odife.
Coke Studio: Our plans this year — Femi Ashipa
The popular Coke Studio concert which debuted in Africa in 2013, has gone on to replicate the huge success that the concept recorded in other parts of the world including the Middle East and Asia. Its success and acceptance rate has been particularly impressive in Nigeria where it has continued to connect with Nigeria’s teeming youth population and its army of wave-making entertainers in the music industry.
Elizabeth R Invents Memorabilia Night
The night of tribute and service of songs for Late Chief Alexander Omolade Okoya Thomas held on Wednesday 4th March 2015.It started with an emotional church service which took place at Trinity House, Zion centre in Oniru, and immediately after a parade of fireworks.
Why I opted for Ghanaian girls in my video —Tom Lash
I will say music chose me, because I am a petroleum and gas engineer by training. I actually studied it in school and I finished with upper credit at the University of Lagos in 2010.So, it’s not as if I rushed into music just for the fame or money. It was a sort of turn-around for me. It was like an encounter with God.
Mr 2kay gives Bad Girls new meaning
Fast-rising pop artiste, Abiye David Jumbo otherwise known as Mr 2kay, has brought on a new meaning to the perception of girls commonly referred to as bad girls. In the video of his hit song Bad Girl the singer captures the good side of the so-called bad girls.

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