The producer of a new Nollywood film titled “Minee”, Kezy Kome currently making waves in cinemas across the nation has lashed out at girls involving themselves in runs, hookups and keeping sugar daddies that what they are doing is an excuse for prostitution. Kome, who was chatting with Potpourri on the motivation behind the film, Minee said most girls who fall victims of organ harvesting are into prostitution, and as such people tend to have no clue what happened to them when they go missing.

By Ayo Onikoyi In a spectacular display of talent, determination, and sheer artistry in performance, the 3rd season of the biggest variety talent show in Africa, De9jaspirit Talent Hunt, has just been concluded leaving the audiences spellbound and eager for the next season. With the top 5 talents performing against each other in a showdown […]

After a successful first season on television, prominent media personalities Gbemi and Toolz return with the second season of their explosive talk show, Off Air, this November

Rising Nigerian actor and producer, Dauda Sulaimon, popularly known as Gida, has described his latest movie as a cinematic masterpiece, saying it is a product of years of dedication and unwavering commitment to the art of movie production.

Kourtney Kardashian and Travis Barker have welcomed a baby boy – the former’s fourth child and her first with the latter. 

“We are here today because we love you. We want to sustain your legacy, the legacy of the work you have done for African cinema. Peace you are alive and your legacy is in motion”

I first heard about Jimi Hendrix during my early teens. First attraction was his name which elicited interest. The word Hendrix sounded psychedelic to me.

Barely two weeks after comic actor John Okafor, popularly called Mr. Ibu publicly solicited prayers and financial assistance from Nigerians as he battles an ailment that has raised concerns about possible amputation of one of his legs, another veteran actor Amaechi Muonagor is suffering the same fate.

Fast-rising comedian Kojah Kaze is surely taking his craft to the next level as he stages the maiden edition of his highly anticipated comedy show tagged, “Don’t Judge Me.”

Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu of Lagos State has reiterated the unwavering commitment of his administration to fostering a thriving ecosystem of creativity and skill development by investing in young talents in the state.