I had affairs with married women – Singer Brymo
A Nigerian singer has claimed that a fellow music star once asked his then-wife whether she had ever been sexually involved with him, while also admitting that he had relationships with several married women during the early years of his music career.
The Kings Of Baby Mamas
The ever trending baby mama culture in the Nigerian entertainment industry today seems to have come to stay. The escape from marital commitments to focus on raising a child has made many followed this trend. And while some have chosen to stick with just one baby mama, others have gone the extra mile to have more children from different women. Here is a quick peek into these celebrities with more than one fruit from different trees:
Entrepreneurship is just a polished word for a hustler – Cutekimani
Cutekimani is one of the very few bright minds in the media that is breaking through the feminine stereotypes and also trailing the blaze for others to follow.
Osama, Acapella, Bovi, others give Anyigba a weekend to remember
Top comedians including Bovi, Gordons, Osama, Acapella, Senator and Arinze Baba combined forces to give residents of the university town of Anyigba in Kogi State and environs, a memorable weekend last Sunday, when the mega comedy show touring the nation, Glo Laffta Fest held in the city.
Nigerian men only romantic when yet to taste your honey pot – Pearl Chidinma
Fashion stylists in Nigeria are now probably a dime a dozen as they are everywhere. However, among the lot there’s hardly anyone who could forward as a true professional. Most only did a crash course to know the rudiments of the profession but not Pearl Chidinma Ogbulu, who prides herself as the only fashion stylist in Nigeria who studied the craft as a true professional.
How Daddy Showkey, Daddy Fresh, Baba Fryo became stars
Before now, many things had been written and said about the evergreen ‘Ajegunle music’, where the ‘Galala’ dance step Before now, many things had been written and said about the evergreen ‘Ajegunle music’, where the ‘Galala’ dance step made popular by the likes of Daddy Showkey, Baba Fryo, Marvellous Benji, Daddy Fresh ruled the Nigerian music scene in the early 90s. But not much has been heard about the man that mentored the stars. John Oboh, a.k.a Mighty Mouse. Mighty Mouse was not just the creator of the Ajegunle beat, he was the man behind the success stories of some of the big stars from the ghetto. Today, the story of AJ music cannot be complete without mentioning the pivotal role played by this Isan, Edo State-born music wizard, performer, composer, producer and showbiz investor. Fondly called Mighty Mouse, Oboh clocks 70 this year, having been born in 1957. In this engaging interview, like he never did before, Mighty Mouse opens up on how the Galala beat was created, his dreams then, and why he shut down the studio that served as a training ground for many of the Ajegunle musicians among other things many didn’t know about the evolution of the AJ music.
