Nollywood actress, Ini Edo, has confirmed the crash of her marriage with U.S based Phillip Ehiagwina. She denied ever cheating on her husband, she cited irreconcilable differences with many industry watchers suggesting that it might not be unconnected with her inability to get pregnant during the six years union.

After 11 weeks of endless and intensifying battles on Nigeria’s first music game show Star The Winner Is, the first set of contestants who emerged as semi-finalists from previous episodes, had to slug it out for the first spot in the finals over the weekend.

Nollywood diva, Omotola Jolade Ekeinde, one of the Nigerians honoured by President Goodluck Jonathan at the 2013/2014 National Honours Award, has hailed Nigeria as she celebrates 54 years of independence

Davido and Wizkid have been going at each other for months now over the social media. Now it seems the duo have a real change to slug it out physically and musically as they have both been nominated for the Artiste of the Year prize at this year’s Headies award holding this October.

We live in a world overwhelmed with wrong values and greed. A system
so selfish and corrupt that a miracle seems almost impossible.A new
generation is being born into an environment where wrong has almost
turned right.

Seductively beautiful singer, Adokiye Kyrian who has just released the video of her single ‘Back Up’ never steered too far away from the news not because she loves reading about herself in the papers but because she is very opinionated and could not turn her back on things she considers disgusting to her person and principles as a person

Forget her tom-boy attitude. Fast-rising rapper Eva Alordiah who recently signed an endorsement deal with Guinness Nigeria Plc disclosed how she feels about the platform Guinness has given her.

It seems Azubuike Chibuzor Nelson known as Phyno in the Nigerian music terrain is a loverboy at heart even though he tries to project a tough exterior.

What if a man leaves the comfort of a bank job to face an uncertain future as a film maker and not long after wins the Oscar? Well, this may be the premise someday for Kunle Afolayan’s story. Hailed by the New York Times as the ‘Martin Scorsese of Lagos’, Kunle has continued to push back the frontiers of film making in Nigeria. In this interview, he talks about his new film, October 1, and the journey so far as a film maker. Enjoy!

The Nigerian film industry, ‘Nollywood’, on Monday said it would release “a must watch film”, titled titled “October 1”, a dark psychological thriller film for Nigeria’s independence anniversary.