Dare Fasasi otherwise known as Baba Dee, has beaten his chest that he doesn’t use sex as a propaganda to sell his music. The dancehall star and actor, who recently co- produced a movie with his brother Sound Sultan said: “It is the normal thing that happens in America and other countries. I for one has never been a propagator of sex as means of selling my music” he said

Ekperigha Binta Bokizibe, known as Bokiestar in the music industry, didn’t just follow her heart to satisfy her passion for music, she also studied the art to be complete as a musician. But, So far, the journey has been an uphill experience for her, where joy comes with pain, where every smile comes with a […]

In a chat with Showtime, Geofrey Oji, winner of Project Fame West Africa Season 7 said being part of Project Fame taught him to be disciplined.

It was indeed an unforgettable eveningof inspiration and glitz, as the Future Awards Africa 2014 held on Sunday at the prestigious Intercontinental Hotel.

Popular indigenous rapper, Remilekun Safaru known as Reminisce has come out to declare that though people term his indigenous rap music as foul and disgusting music, but he is getting rich off it.

Nigerian reggae legend, Majek Fashek, who has been missing on stage for a long time now, will be thrilling his fans once again as he performs at this year’s Carniriv, which kicked off yesterday in Port-Harcourt, Rivers State.

Producer of the award winning block buster, “Ije: The Journey”, Chineze Anyaene has opened up on why she has not produced another movie few years after she produced the film that broke the box office record in Nigeria, making over N59.8 million in six months.

The Headies has gained the reputation for becoming one of the most revered awards ceremonies in the Nigerian music industry. It’s the award every Nigerian artiste, both young and upcoming dream of .

The Nigerian Film Corporation (NFC) has reacted to the formal recognition and licensing of a Collective Management Organization (CMO) for Audio Visual Property Rights in Nigeria, describing it as very timely, apt and commendable.

Empress Njama brought the city of Abuja to a standstill last Sunday, as she marked her birthday in grand style at The Druz Garden, Maitama, with over 1000 less-privileged children.