Majek Fashek, a veteran musician, on Sunday night, urged Nigerians to support President Muhammadu Buhari “in his efforts to strengthen and rebuild the country.”

Popular Nigerian gospel singer, Chris Morgan, has urged Nigerians to embrace love and tolerance, irrespective of religious and tribal differences, to build a strong and peaceful nation.

Tourists from different parts of the country on Sunday visited various tourist sites and museums in Badagry as part of activities marking the Easter celebrations.

A lot has been said about the recent spat between brothers and entertainers, Peter and Paul Okoye of P-Square, and their elder brother and former manager, Jude ‘Engees’ Okoye.

A new star is shining brightly in the Nigerian entertainment firmament, and he is none other than Ozonna, a Nigerian born, London raised and New York-based genius in the art and craft of music. The 22-year-old is a son of the world renowned Professor of Economics and ex-governor of the CBN, Prof. Chukwuma Charles Soludo. He studied at the Institute of Contemporary Music, London, and is using this medium to herald his intentions to bless his fans and lovers of quality music in Nigeria with his unique sounds by bringing it home.

Sefiya, without doubt, is a talented and sexy singer, who has continually shown that she is hungry for greatness. The light-skinned singer ended 2015 by releasing her song titled Mumu Button. In a chat with Potpourri, she reveals what inspired the song and why she considers herself a reincarnation of a sexy goddess.

‘That Igbo Boy’ rapper, Tobechukwu Melvin Ejiofor aka Ill Bliss has finally spoken on ‘Kedike’ singer, Chidinma’s exit from Capital Hill Records/The Goretti Company, which he co-owns with video director, Clarence Peters. According to him, there is nothing unusual about Chidinma ditching her former record label.

Vanguard entertainment reporters, in this unusual edition pass their judgments on the debut effort of an upcoming musical act, Jolomi Amuka, known as Anonymous.

Since Ali Baba and his band of humour merchants arrived the scene of comedy in the country, a couple of decades ago, the terrain has adorned a new look, a look of glamour which is a sharp contrast to the bleak look we used to associate with comedians and their lots. Gone are the days people regarded comedians as misfits who should feed off the crumbs coming from the well-to-do Nigerians.

Fast rising singer and songwriter, Simisola Bolatito Ogunleye, popularly known as Simi, wrote her very first tune at the age of 10.