My faith shapes my comedy — Mr Aloy
Tope Osoba’s burial postponed – Family announces
D’Banj rocks ‘The Basement’ for Fanta house party
Shine out with new single
ID Cabassa joins artistes on Yes Records
Aftermath of court victories, Dele Abiodun tells Tee Mac
Uche Elendu: I might look, act wild but I’m calm
Over 500 million watch Nollywood, says Saint Obi
Female musicians warm up for Girlpower
Entry submission flags off NMVA ‘09
Geraldo Pino buried at last
Uche is Gulder Ultimate man!
My first album, So fly, sold 3 million — J. Martins
Season of film festivals
Peter Edochie chairs AGN electoral c’ttee
My Marriage is intact, says Ini Edo

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Help! Actress ‘Uju’ is dying of cancer
We are currently seeking your help to support in raising funds that will help us travel to India for further investigations and to carry out a bone marrow transplant summing to a total cost of $50, 000 (fifty thousand dollars). (Eight million five hundred thousand naira)Currently, we have a total collection of “One million one hundred thousand naira†from families and friends.
T.W.O deny quitting music, drop new single
The title of the forthcoming album has not been announced yet. According to their publicist, Ayeni Adekunle, “All those other details will be known soon. All we just want to do now is let people know that contrary to widespread speculations, this couple we all love so much, are not quitting music.
Police rob Ajasa
Narrating his ordeal, the bitter rapper said, ‘they were wearing the police jacket with ‘Police’ written on it. So, I decided to slow down on the highway and eventually stopped. Ordinarily, I wouldn’t have stopped if not for the police jacket I saw.
Police rob Ajasa
Narrating his ordeal, the bitter rapper said, ‘they were wearing the police jacket with ‘Police’ written on it. So, I decided to slow down on the highway and eventually stopped. Ordinarily, I wouldn’t have stopped if not for the police jacket I saw.
My husband thought Iwas a prostitute, say Oge Okoye
He thought I was a prostitute. According to him, he didn’t know we were shooting. When he saw me and what I was putting on, he was discouraged, but he told his friend, ‘Ah! Look at this fine girl, I’m going to bring her out of this life style and marry her. He thought I was a call girl.

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