‘How Ed Sheeran helped me land World Cup Song’ — Burna Boy
Fresh crisis rocks AGN …As another president emerges
Iyanya ready for business, releases debut album
King Sunny Ade for World Cup
Yvonne Chaka Chaka records with Will-I-Am
NB Plc pitches stars @ GUS celebrity showdown
KC hits registry with new bride
My Marriage secret: I don’t play stardom – Bob Manuel
Re-marry! It has never crossed my mind, says Agatha
AMAA 2010 nominees party holds in Accra
Muma Gee in PanAfrican collabo
New videos rent the tubes
Seun Kuti storms Afrika Shrine
“In Nigeria, an album is a business card”
Face of Africa: Why I won the prize, by Lukando
With Fame Corp, artistes will earn more, says Tee Mac
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SubscribeI’m not a Fuji aritiste, says Adekunle Fuji
A graduate of Theater Arts, University of Lagos, he hails from Ipetu Modu in Osun State. Born into a royal family, his father was one of the former kings in Ipetu. He launched himself into Fuji music, a Hip-hop kind of Fuji that gave him much popularity among both the Fuji and Hip-hop fans, secular and gospel music fans.
Enhancements not an advantage at pageantry – Glory Chukwu MBGN’10
Third child of a family of five children and born to a diplomat father, growing up for Glory Chukwu, current Most Beautiful Girl In Nigeria (MBGN) 2009 was one filled with fun and a lot of travelling. And this also meant she was never steady in one country for more than four years.Glory Chukwu who flew the nation’s flag at the last December held, Miss world beauty pageant in South Africa, frowned at the declining quality of the contestants saying, “At the Miss World beauty pageant, breast, buttock and facial enhancements seem to have placed natural beauty permanently in the back seatâ€.
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Sade Adu returns .. sales .5m units of new CD in one week
An army of fans more than 500,000 of them went out to support Sade’s latest CD, “Soldier of Love,†giving the group their first No. 1 disc in 20 years.
Tony Tetuila resurfaces
Our Golden Boy has returned. But for how long? we really can’t tell. Tony Tetuila; third member of the now defunct popular Hip Hop group of the late 90s called Remedies is now in the country after many months of sabbatical in the UK.
NCC raids CTL declares CEO, two others wanted
The Nigerian Copyright Commission has declared wanted three suspected broadcast piracy barons, namely the Chief Executive Officer of a broadcasting company, Communications Trends Limited (CTL), Mr. Uzo Udemba and his top Management executives, Mr. Chike Okwunakwe and Mr. Wilson Kalada.
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