NIGERIAN pop star, Wizkid, has become the first Afro-pop artiste to appear in the Guinness Book of World Records. This is as a result of  his contribution to Canadian rapper, Drake’s smah hit, ‘One Dance’, which topped several charts worldwide.

Winners of Sahara Group’s ‘Grooming Film Extrapreneurs’ project are set to enhance their craft at the London Film Academy on the bill of the leading African energy and infrastructure conglomerate.

Earlier this month, J.K. Obatala spent three days on location, where the sequel to Willis Ikedum’s successful light drama, “Mummy Dearest” was being filmed. Interviewed in Port Harcourt’s swank Sasun Hotel, the director opens up about friction on the set and his unshaken faith in the Garden City—despite a lack of local support.

Nigerian StarBoy, Wizkid has released a new single, Everytime, an afro beat collabo with American rapper, Future.

The name Klem or Ikemefunna  Nwanbonye doesn’t ring a bell to the average Nigerian music lover but hit songs like Sade by Davido, Yolo by Seyi Shay, Nackam by Yemi Alade, Applaudise and Gift by Iyanya are well-known songs.