Mercy Eke: A thrilling journey from obscurity to fame
Toke Makinwa returns to reality TV as Gulder Ultimate Search anchor
My perception of lovemaking and sex — Uche Iwuanyanwu
Anxiety as entertainment world awaits Taiwo Oshadipe’s autopsy
Mudi: The rise to fame of a fabulous designer
Music is my number one priority —Vilara
I cannot do the ‘Maheeda thing’— Mz Kiss
How my cousin dragged me to studio — Doxy
Patoranking tells his ‘grass to grace’story
Why I love and admire Genevive Nnaji – Joselyn Dumas
Peter Okoye going solo?
Tiwa Savage dedicates song to hubby amidst break up rumours
Gospel artistes are not living up to their potentials —Pastor J
New glamour girls of Yoruba films (2)
Stop calling me old school – 2shotz
NAETO C features Phyno in new song, China
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SubscribeHow J Rule, Ashanti’s performance stunned Warri fans
Rapper J Rule and R &B singer, Ashanti have always proved to be “the best pair” on stage serenading music lovers across the world. And last Wednesday’s performance was not different as the American superstars kept fun seekers, in Warri, Delta State, grooving throughout the night in the spirit of marking the nation’s 54th Independence anniversary.
Tiwa Savage, husband, mum on marriage crash rumour
The duo of Tiwa Savage and Tunji Balogun ‘Tee billz’ have been touted as one of the glamorous celebrity couples in Nigerian’s entertainment.
My debut album tells my story — Olawale, ex-Project Fame winner
Olawale Ojo, winner, MTN’s project Fame West Africa season six, has released his debut album titled ‘Almost Famous’. The versatile young artiste teamed up with Tiwa Savage, Skales, Lil’ Kesh and others to produce an exquisite album. According to him: “I’m really excited about my debut album because it shows all of me right now. It tells my story in music.”
I won’t do anything my parents won’t be proud of —Zaina
The Ebony singing diva Zaina, known for her hit song Sarewale, has revealed exclusively to Showtime that she cannot go nude just for the sake of viewership.
Hajia Bola Shagaya: The lifestyle of a Socialite!
In Africa, before this era, women were considered unimportant except in the kitchen and in the bedroom. They were seen only as properties to be kept for home use: as mothers, wives and care-givers. But this is changing so fast.
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