’banj announced fast rising singer, Mr. Real, the ‘Legbegbe crooner, as one of the four lucky people to be taken on an all-expense paid trip to the April edition of One Africa Music Festival in Dubai, after emerging winners of a competition organized by Cream Platform, there have been suspicions that the selection process reeks of sentiment because Mr. Real is a close friend of the heavyweight singer who is also the Founder and CEO of Cream Platform.

The third edition of the African Drum Festival held from the 19th  to the 21st  of April 2018, at the June 12 Cultural Centre, Kuto, Abeokuta.

Lagosians recently    welcomed the arrival of Tosan Jemide’s much anticipated book, “Sugar Icing: A Story of Grit and Glory.” The Lekki Coliseum venue of the book presentation, which also doubled as the 50thbirthday celebration for the celebrity cake maestro, was filled with the society’s big boys and ladies who came out to support the launch, including   Senator Ita Giwa, Senator Daisy Danjuma among others.

Every 28th and 30th April are unique in the life of the Ambassador to the United Nations Organization on Millennium Development Goals, Ambassador Oghenekaro Ekewenu and his beautiful wife, former beauty Queen MBGN Universe, Fovwe Sandra Ekewenu, as they celebrate their union as husband and wife.

Mike Okri, one  of Nigeria’s finest musicians who dominated the airwaves in the 80s is a legend any day. He left the shores of this country when the ovation was loudest, and after sojourning in the United States for about 10 years, the ‘Omoge’ crooner returned home in 2011. Since then, he has been working underground with some female singers to remake his three evergreen songs, “Omoge”, “Time Na Money” and ‘Rhumba Dance.’ In this engaging interview, the veteran singer whose twin boys are also taking after him in music reveals that his journey to the United States was spiritual, adding that his coming back  home was not only to reclaim his place in the music industry but also, to explore the business aspect of showbiz.