What became the bargain of movie bluffs was a replacement of a display of violence, inordinate storylines and over-advertised and unrealistic ritual practices that portrayed the nation as a haven of witches for the greater part of 90s and early 2000.

I’m single but I’m not searching . By the grace of God, I will get married very, very soon. My fans out there, please pray for me that it works out fine. Funke Akindele is a role model to many young people. Many young girls today want to be like Funke Akindele.

I produced musicians like Ebenezer Obey, King Sunny Ade and dramatists like Baba Sala, Baba Ogunde: great, great and wonderful man, Duro Ladipo and so on. Those were the great performers and great artists of those days. But the programme I was best known for was the Village Headmaster, which many people thought was all I did. But no. I was also interviewing and reporting as a journalist.

Welcome to 2010! There is no doubt that every new year brings its own surprises- positive and negative. This fact, however, does not dissuade pundits from making predictions stemming from their knowledge of the workings and on-goings in the Nigerian music terrain. In view of this, let’s look at the musical possibilities of 2010 and maybe a little of the ‘promise and fail(s)’ that befell 2009.

So many things did not work in Nigeria in 2009 but entertainment was not one of those things. One of the places where entertainment took centre stage last year was Benue state.

In February, 2010, his 18-track sophomore album will hit the streets. Its titled ‘Sho Stoppah’. Already three singles off the album have been released internationally.

Star actress, Rita Dominic has raised an alarm over threats to her life and deliberate intent to damage her reputation.
In a statement issued by a publicity consultant, Bigsam Media, the actress claimed that two GSM numbers have been sending damaging messages to her loved ones.

The Coca-Ola Christmas grotto at the National Theatre, played host to sensational singer, popular known as Omawunmi, who performed alongside, raga master, Buchi and Omobaba 1, one of Nigeria’s top comedians on Christmas day.

Veteran stand-up act who has severally been described as the ‘King of Comedy’ in Nigeria, Ali Baba, noted that Etisalat’s support for the stand-up comedy genre, means well for the entertainment industry in Nigeria and will create jobs and other opportunities for thousands of young talented Nigerians.

Mr. Femi Ogunrombi, former Papa Ajasco, has produced a new epic Yoruba movie, Aramotu. The feature film, about a heroine who lived ahead of her time, is meant to challenge modern day woman as an inspiration to actively engage in meaningful activities that would change her society and the nation at large.

Whilst most people were preparing for their special Christmas lunches and celebration some people were racking their brains, minds and expending energy on hosting a Praise Jam Concert like never before.

FEW weeks after dropping Turn It Up, their latest album into the Nigerian and international markets, the hip-hop crooning trio of Majeed, Saal and Slez, who together make up the rave group, X-project, are currently on an Xmas musical tour.

The management of one of Nigeria’s foremost entertainment outfits, Yes Media, has announced its plans to take centre stage in the nation’s entertainment scene with an array of world-class events scheduled to begin this month.

The name Chris Ajilore may not ring any bell in the music industry of today. But mention the  Chris Ajilo, a few ears may turn. Until his retirement in 2007, as General Manager of the Performing and Mechanical Right Society,(PMRS) of Nigeria, Pa Chris Ajilo was a force to be reckoned with in the music […]

Lagbaja is a musical phenomenon that needs no introduction. In this Christmas special interview he opens up on his growing up and shares his experiences with robbers Ego his former female vocalist and more. Its most revealing as you’s soon find out. Enjoy.