Why I’m quitting music – Nigerian billionaire son Raheem Okoya
Video of Funke Akindele, JJC Skillz vacationing in Paris with twin sons surfaces
Pawpaw goes gaga over Evia Simon’s butt
Sylvia Ukaatu turns preacher after Muna Obiekwe’s death
Sex secrets of Nigerian wife in the US uploaded to Youtube
Money and a good heart turn me on — Pascaline Alex
An average man but without body or mouth odour — Eniola Badmus
Nollywood: What Muna Obiekwe would be remembered for
Chief Ben Amuta: The brain behind Don Morris
Manpikin drops Miracle Time
Wande Coal, Burna boy to storm Dubai Industry Nite Live
I am not a typical Nigerian gospel artiste — Nikki Laoye
Skales unveils his new year gifts
Working with Orlando Julius was big honour — Seyi Shay
I make women say goodbye to their men – Kreystar
Nollywood mourns Muna Obiekwe
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SubscribeFliptyce speaks on his recording deal with Dr. Dre
Fliptyce has worked with many talented Nigerian artistes, from Danny Young to Oritse Femi to Clever Jay, Faze, Davido, Ice Prince, Vector, Iyanya, Bracket, May-D, Yemi Alade, P-Square. The list goes on! He is the genius who produced PSquare’s “Chop my Money”, both the original and remix with Akon. He recently signed a music production deal with True Shine Entertainment, owned by rapper, record producer and social activist, Orion “OP1″ Peace, who has worked with Steve Wonder, Stephen Marley, Snoop Dogg, Lauryn Hill, Cassidy, Seun Kuti, and many more. The deal is in collaboration with Dr. Dre’s Aftermath Records.
Entertainers mourn Muna Obiekwe as Dayo Amusa blasts colleagues
Nollywood stars are mourning the demise of their colleague, Muna Obiekwe. Many of them took to the social media to express shock over the untimely death of the talent actor.
Jonathan vs Buhari: Entertainers sing discordant tunes
AHEAD of the presidential election next month, there is a palpable excitement running through every sector of the country, including the entertainment industry, which had until now been relatively apolitical. As some entertainers have made it clear, the stake of the industry in the socio-economic fortunes of the country has risen exponentially and has thus conferred on it as much right as any to be part of the political process.
I think I can handle everyday sex – Adediwura
My first meeting with Adediwura Adesegha almost got off on a wrong footing because both of us somewhat had our heads below water. But before we could really had a go at each other, we found a click somewhere and hit it off on a good note. It was then I realised this ebony beauty is something special. Even though I got off without being scratched she still managed to leave me with bitter after-taste; “ You are free to write whatsoever you deemed fit, I laugh over news,” she sternly told me.
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