Oluwarotimi Martins, known in the music industry as Alariwo of Africa, has been around for a long time and seemed to disappear after his hit song, Yawa Go Gas, an afrobeat single. Even Cable News Network, CNN, was confused the single could have been done by the late Afrobeat king, Fela Anikulapo Kuti.

The Nigerian Film and Video Censors Board, NFVCB, on Friday finally approved one of the most acclaimed movie from Africa, Half of a Yellow Sun, for wide release.

Sylvya Oluchy is a beautiful, classy and highly intelligent lady. After graduating from Nnamdi Azikiwe University with a degree in Theatre Arts, she went on to Nollywood and has starred in a couple of TV series and movies.

I didn’t understand why somebody would graciously choose to assist us by making a donation to the family and thereafter, they went on air to announce it. That was not a gentleman action and it was what really angered me.

It is a good thing when one works hard and it materializes into good wages and living. It is better when one’s efforts are channeled to what one enjoys doing and one is paid for doing it. But the ultimate is when one smiles to the bank doing what one enjoys doing.

Top Yoruba actress cum producer, Foluke Daramola has opened up on why she is enjoying her marriage, saying she married her friend.

The duo of Tunde and Wunmi Obe are veterans in the Nigerian music industry, and have contributed to the growth of the Nigerian music terrain

Busty Nollywood diva and singer, Cossy Orjiakor, who has been having problems with some of the tenants living in her property in Ilasa area of Lagos State, has stated why she is having problems with some of them. Cossy said many of the tenants are owing her rents running into millions.

Seun Oni popularly known as Saeon, signed on to Baseline Records has said people need not worry over her video which many have seen as sexy.

Ahead of flagging off of this year’s edition of the Africa International Film Festival (AFRIFF), which holds from November 9 through 16, Programmer of the festival, and international film curator,Keith Shiri has expressed the resolve of the organisers to use the festival as a platform to rewrite the history of film making on the continent.