Juma Jux threatens legal action over alleged child paternity rumour
Fan gives Wizkid gold chain on stage
Photos: Nigerian Entertainment Awards
Musicians can’t do without women, says Kollington Ayinla
I will never marry an actress again, Baba Suwe declares
Omoni Oboli out with another blockbuster in The First Lady
I can’t step out without lipstick — Ini Edo
I have a crush on Prof Jega — Olamide Aroguma
Why I did the longest freestyle on radio — Vector
Being married cannot slow down my career — Aramide
Entertainers who have crushes on Genevieve Nnaji
Why I told my pastor I wouldn’t do gospel music — Chidinma
Why Kunle Afolayan stormed Inagbe Grand Resorts for his new movie
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How South Africa stole the show at the Africa fashion week London 2015
Benin erupts in excitement with Glo Laffta Fest
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SubscribeLeaving my child for music is my greatest sacrifice — Ruby Gyang
It has often been said that music is a jealous lover that demands total devotion from the people who are ‘betrothed’ to it.
Musicians are biggest problem of Nigeria’s music industry — Brymo
Some say piracy is the biggest threat facing the Nigerian entertainment industry; some say it is the lack of a proper distribution network, but ‘Ara’ singer, Brymo, believes that musicians are the biggest problems of the music industry.
Banky W has been instrumental to my success -Suka Sounds
Talented sound engineer, Suka Sounds who mixed Patoraking’s My woman my everything, is one sound engineer who is fast becoming a household name in the industry.
Sexy actress Anita Joseph inconsolable over dad’s death
Sexy and indefatigable Nollywood actress, Anita Joseph is not in a good mood right now as she’s currently mourning the death of her father, Joseph C. Nwabufo who passed on today, Thursday September 3rd 2015.
9janimi Channel to pay artistes royalties
As 9janimi music streaming channel relaunches its service, the management of the platform has promised that it would begin paying royalties to artistes.
UK-based Nigerian act, Ray steps out with Bala
Budding UK-based Nigerian artiste, Rahman Bisiriyu, who simply goes by the stage name, Ray has released a new single titled “Bala.”
Produced by Young Jon, the Krystal City artiste describes the new track as a rhythmical drum pattern that has the ability to fans on their feet. Combined with an infectious melody complimented by Ray’s lyrical ability, the artiste sings about his ability to woo his woman with all the right words. A party track with a banging beat, Bala defines the artiste as parading his own brand of Afro hip hop.
Guinness celebrates Olamide, Eva, Phyno
It was indeed an evening to remember as Guinness celebrated their Made of Black ambassadors last weekend at Rhapsody hall, Ikeja City Mall, Lagos. It was also an opportunity for the brand to showcase a cross-section of real people that embody the spirit of being truly madeofblack. This is in its continued commitment to celebrate young Nigerians for who they are, represent what they want and give them a voice as Guinness moves to the next step of the MADE OF BLACK campaign.
Project Fame update: Anderson evicted, recalled
At the last nomination show, the Judges felt that most of the performances were below average and this resulted in general probation, leaving the power to save the very best via votes in the hands of West Africa.
So without much ado, the hosts revealed the names of the five contestants with the least number of votes; which means that all the contestants, except Biko, Joy, Anderson, Jeff, and Kumi were saved by the viewers’ votes
Dbanj, Omotola, Banky W, others join campaign for Women Empowerment
Top Nigerian music acts, Dbanj and Banky W alongside some of Africa’s male artistes are set to join in a remix of the song ‘Strong Girl’. The song is a campaign tool seeking an end to the abuse of women and the girl-child.
Music was used to quell xenophobic attacks in SA -Promoter
Prince Emeka Ojukwu, the founder, Music Africa Awake (MUAFA) based in South Africa, on Thursday said that African music was used to quell the xenophobic attacks in South Africa.
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