Again, court adjourns Odumodublvck alleged assault trial
Ex-gang leader sentenced to minimum 40 years for Tupac murder
DJ Olu’s family speak on mysterious death
Double celebration for Akpororo
DAVIDO: Tagbo’s fake autopsy result hits social media
Burna Boy declares hatred for pastors
Hollywood mogul Weinstein fired after sex harassment claims
Rapper Nelly arrested for rape
Gospel artistes are lazy — Mayowa Bae
Major Matt out with two singles
Nigeria @ 57: Glo thrills Ibadan residents
Comedian 16Oniru, announces comedy show “Royal Pains”
Three of my nine children are adopted — Femi Kuti
No one scares me, not even Tiwa Savage or Yemi Alade — Bella
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SubscribeHarrysong threatens to sue producer, Dr Amir
The management company of top notch musician, Harrison Tare Okiri, famously known as Harrysong has reacted to a publication circulating in the social media sphere regarding a purported suit filed by producer, Dr. Amir, against Alterplate Chief Executive, Harrysong. According to the management, the suit was a childish stunt and appeals to the public to disregard the publication as a bad joke.
Exciting series, reality shows berth on GOtv MAX
Pay-television service provider, GOtv, from this October, will make available to subscribers on its newly launched GOtv MAX bouquet, an exciting range of series and reality shows.
Politicians offer me millions to stop singing about them – Sound Sultan
In spite of the radical changes prevalent on the Nigerian music scene, veteran singer, Olarenwaju Fasasi, aka ‘Sound Sultan’, has been able to secure a comfortable spot at the apex of the industry by preaching social transformation, advocating a better Nigerian society and condemning vices which are detrimental to the growth and development of the nation.
Nautical debuts with be mine
Indonesia based Nigerian disc-jockey, song writer and singer, Ikechukwu S. Onyemauche, aka Nautical, is out with a rhythmic love song titled Be Mine.
Buhari is Nigeria’s messiah, says Azadus
Ahead of October 1st independence celebrations, erstwhile musician, Olalekan Fadeyi, fondly called ‘Azadus’, has called on Nigerians to applaud President Muhammadu Buhari, because, according to him, even in the face of brutal terrorist attacks by the deadly Boko Haram sect, and Biafra’s agitations to secede, he has been able to adequately sustain the economy and security of the nation.
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