Why I often play witch roles in Nollywood movies – Mama G
Is Lydia Owan scared of falling in love?
Mo Abudu, the pie that made her rich
I started rapping in Igbo when nobody was doing it — Mr Raw
I Go Save, Klint Da Drunk storm Europe
I hate divorce— Anne Idibia
Lancelot Imasuen goes spiritual
Don Jazzy’s Dorobucci’s video is skewed, says Charles Novia
Waiting for Yvonne Nelson’s complicated Single and Married flick
I formed all-girls band to encourage Nigerian girls , says Yeka
New, sexy singers on the loose
Why I reject many scripts — Chiamaka Nwokeukwu
Battle of the sexes hots up on ‘Star TheWinner Is’ show
Ebola: Quarantine Jim Iyke, social media critics cry
Music, strong tool for promoting peace, unity – Oyovwe
24 killed in rap concert stampede

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Davido, Wizkid at war again?
Many industry watchers thought the two young kids, Wizkid and Davido have buried their differences and show of supremacy but it seems all is not well again
Ella- Genevieve Lesbianism Saga: Everyone now calls me Genny’s wife back home — Ella Martins
The story that Beninoise actress/musician, Ella Martins and Nollywood superstar, Genevieve Nnaji, are lesbians was actually broken by an online magazine last year and it created a big buzz. Though both Ella Martins and Geneiveve reportedly, swiftly reacted to squash it all but it would seem the echoes are still being heard as Ella revealed in this chat that she is still being haunted by the scandalous story.
Presh goes incognito
To say that Precious John a.k.a Presh of the defunct KC Presh group is still battling to re-establish his presence in the nation’s music scene after his break-up with his partner, Kcee is not to say the least understatement.
Pet names Naija Divas call themselves and why
A ‘pet’ name is defined by most dictionaries as a name only a loved one would use to call a loved one while nickname is one that anyone would use, even people who are unfamiliar with that person. However, in the practical world the two go hand in glove and are often so difficult to separate
My husband named me Omosexy — Omotola Jalade Ekeinde
A ‘pet’ name is defined by most dictionaries as a name only a loved one would use to call a loved one while nickname is one that anyone would use, even people who are unfamiliar with that person. However, in the practical world the two go hand in glove and are often so difficult to separate.

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