Mercy Eke: A thrilling journey from obscurity to fame
Toke Makinwa returns to reality TV as Gulder Ultimate Search anchor
Fathering children I cannot take care of remains my greatest regret – Felix Liberty
Survival tales of top music divas
Participate in Vanguard Spark’s Freestyle Contest, win prizes
The Udokwus reveal secret of their 15 years marriage
I can’t wait to unveil my debut album – Skales
Beauty pageant is about service to humanity, not showbiz – Miss UN
Comments on ‘The Good Wife’ makes me cry everyday – Chinney Love
Nigeria needs change, not stories –Disciple Kputu
What a bathroom scene did to my career — Yetunde Bakare
Gwamma’s cry for a new nation
How OzzyBosco thrilled Ojuelegba fans on Val Day
Lady Gaga gets engaged to Taylor Kinney
Jackie Chan’s son released from prison
Sex is like breathing – Olu Maintain
Mae Wo steps out with a new single
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SubscribeMusic has boosted my profile -Aduke
Aduke is not your usual kind of artiste.For starters, the guitarist carries a low cut that blends with her eccentric nature.She has a deep understanding of what it means to be artistic.She told Showtime that music has put her in a position of respect and she sees it as her identity card.
Why I am still relevant after Project Fame —Niniola Apata
Project Fame Season 6, 3rd runner up Niniola Apata who has a petite frame recently opened up to Showtime on the secret of her still making waves after featuring in that reality TV show, Project Fame West Africa. “My relevance after Project Fame is attributed to the grace of the Almighty God, support from my family,friends, hardwork and my management team,” she revealed.
Jazzman Olofin returns
Veteran Nigerian musician, Jazzman Olofin who disappeared from the scene for few years now, is back with a new street anthem, ‘Omo Aiyee’ featuring Rasta CPT, a UK-based Reggae Dub Maestro.
Basketmouth blasts Nigerian bloggers over brother’s death
A renowned comedian, Bright Okpocha, popularly known as “Basketmouth’’, has slammed bloggers for rushing to off load new materials on their platforms without making efforts to investigate.
I am not trying to be like Tiwa Savage — Lola Savage
American-born Nigerian singer, Lola Savage, is not related to Tiwa Savage. Though they bear same surname, Lola says she’s not trying to be like Tiwa Savage who is a big name in the Nigerian music industry. Instead, she expresses her desire to do a collabo with the songstress to prove to the world that she’s not back in Nigeria to compete with the Mavin records queen of songs. She shares her story with Showtime Celebrity.
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