Burna Boy has reacted to being Nominated for the second time in a row for the Grammy awards, with first being 2020 and now 2021. The African Giant as he is popularly…
The African giant, Burna Boy has once again been nominated at the 2021 GRAMMY Awards for the ‘Best Global Music Album’ category. This time, Burna Boy’s massive and groundbreaking project, ‘Tall As…
Award winning High life King, Flavour Na’bania has officially announced his forthcoming project, ‘FLAVOUR OF AFRICA’ album. Apparently, It will be his eighth full-length album. The album is set to be released online…
Lil Kesh took to his social media page on the 16th of November 2020 to announce his forthcoming E.P 'Ecstasy' which is scheduled to drop on the 19th of November 2020.…
Singer and Davido’s cousin, B- Red has initiated another Davido versus Wizkid argument. Both singers recently released new albums and it’s been nothing but arguments and wars between both fans…
With reference to their active participation in the nationwide EndSARS movement via Twitter, human rights activists, KeneChukwu Okeke made a criminal complaint against 50 individuals amongst which were music stars and other prominent influencers. The complaint…
Makesense Musik Rap artiste, Qbase, returns with another street banger title "Kilonbo", as he unites with popular Indigenous Rapper, Oladips (aka Omo Iya Aje) to unleash the killer jam. Produced…
American rapper, Meek Mill has slammed Nigerians for organizing campaign rally for President Donald Trump. To show support to Trump against the American presidential elections, Nigerians organized a parade a…
Olivia Idibia, the second daughter of iconic singer, 2baba with his wife Annie Idibia, has undergone a successful surgery in Dubai. The actress and mother of two made this known…
Iconic singer, 2baba has expressed his frustration over the beliefs that Africans have about the westerners. Taking his Instagram page, he wrote that Africans understanding the ways and lifestyle of…
Nigerian pop Queen , Tiwa Savage called out American music superstar, Beyonce finally listened to her for not speaking out about the current situation in Nigeria. The lead singer of 'Brown Skin Girl' took to her authenticated account on famous social network photo and video sharing, Instagram with over 155 million followers to respond to the country's current situation. In her email, Beyonce said she is heartbroken to see the violence in Nigeria that she tagged as 'meaningless.' Beyonce noted that SARS must be stopped, and she further mentioned that her brand is working on collaborations with youth groups to help those protesting for reform. She said they partner with coalitions to provide healthcare, food and shelter for emergencies. Nevertheless, she ended the text with the words: "To our sisters and brothers in Nigeria, we stand with you." See the following screenshot of her post on Instagram:
Nigerian superstar, Davido reveals October 30th, 2020 as the official release date for his upcoming project, ‘A Better Time’ album. During a recent interview, Davido went further to confirm that his forthcoming…