‘I had major surgery days ago’ — Ayra Starr reveals health scare
Gwamma’s cry for a new nation
How OzzyBosco thrilled Ojuelegba fans on Val Day
Lady Gaga gets engaged to Taylor Kinney
Jackie Chan’s son released from prison
Vote wisely, Caroline Danjuma tells Nigerians
Sex is like breathing – Olu Maintain
Jeta Amata’s Dawn in the creeks enters 2nd season
‘I’m being lured into politics’
Mae Wo steps out with a new single
Could your man be addicted to Sex?
How not to have an extra marital affair
Music has boosted my profile -Aduke
Why I am still relevant after Project Fame —Niniola Apata
Jazzman Olofin returns
How not to fuel your man’s anger!

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Why I left Infinity group — David Karnji
The name, David Karnji would hardly ring a bell. But Infinity will definitely remind you of the five man gospel music group whose hit album “Olori Oko” ruled the airwaves in 2006. They were the toast of many gospel music lovers in Nigeria and beyond. Churches also invited them for performances. But suddenly, the group disappeared into thin air, without traces. WG caught up with one of the artiste David Karnji recently who explains why the group went underground as well as his decision to pursue a solo career. He also enumerated some of the challenges facing gospel artistes in Nigeria
Mixed-reactions trail Ghanaian singer’s comment on Jesus
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10 years after, D’banj opens up on his story
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At last, US-based Nigerian singer, Janelia reveals hubby
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Two technicians seriously injured on James Bond set in Austria
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Tayo Faniran, Toke Makinwa excited as they become Payporte ambassadors
A MODEL and Big Brother Africa season 9 housemate, Tayo Faniran and On-Air-Personality and a TV host, Toke Makinwa have started the year on a good note as they were recently unveiled to the public as the brand ambassadors of Payporte Global Systems Limited, an online shopping and retail brand.
Why I featured Sound Sultan, W4, Cynthia Morgan in my new single —Mcvance
EDwin O. Ayovuna, popularly known as Mcvance , is indeed one of the music producers in Nigeria who have written their names in gold. The multi-talented producer, sound engineer and singer who recently dropped a single, Suddenly, where he featured Nigerian born female rapper, Cynthia Morgan has opened up on why…
Basketmouth blasts Nigerian bloggers over brother’s death
A renowned comedian, Bright Okpocha, popularly known as “Basketmouth’’, has slammed bloggers for rushing to off load new materials on their platforms without making efforts to investigate.
Comedian, AY, writes IGP on piracy of movie `30 Days in Atlanta’
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