Entertainment
Flavour, 50 Cent: A cultural symphony
By Kyrian Chikay In a groundbreaking collaboration, Nigerian superstar Flavour and American Grammy-winning artist 50 Cent have joined forces to create a musical masterpiece that transcends borders and cultures. This partnership not only promises to deliver an unforgettable auditory experience but also stands to achieve…
Read More »Peaceful protests of Ghana: A lesson for Nigeria
By kyrian Chikay As a Nigerian entertainment journalist, blogger, advertising agent, and concept creator living in Ghana, I have had the unique opportunity to observe and experience the peaceful nature of protests in this beautiful country. With the upcoming nationwide protest in Nigeria, I…
Read More »Olamide Adedeji a.k.a. Olamide Badoo: The god (Osha) of Nigerian Music
By kyrian Chikay As a Nigerian entertainment journalist based in Ghana, I have long admired the multifaceted talent of Olamide Adedeji, popularly known as Olamide Badoo. His influence in the Nigerian music industry is unparalleled, and his journey from the streets of Bariga, Lagos, to…
Read More »‘Mixed emotions’: Uchechi Emelonye breaking boundaries as new EP thrills music lovers
Stanley Ihedigbo One week after the official release of ‘Mixed Emotions’, Uchechi Emelonye’s debut EP, it has been massive show of love from her teeming fans, with the new release garnering over 10,000 streams on Audiomack in 48 hours, a historic feat for debutants on her…
Read More »AU writes SA, Nigeria as race for AFRIMA 2025, 2026 hosting rights hots up
Stanley Ihedigbo South Africa may become the host of the next two editions of the All Africa Music Awards (AFRIMA) after receiving a letter of invitation from the African Union (AU) to take advantage of the hosting rights for the 2025 and 2026 editions…
Read More »Richard Edoki excites Cornish community with African Vibe
From this Sunday July 14 at 6pm, a new Radio show will debut on CHBN Radio in Cornwall. Titled African Vibe, the program seeks to inform, educate and entertain audiences while influencing inclusivity among the diverse audiences around the Royal Cornwall Hospital and Truro in Cornwall. The host of…
Read More »MURIC appeals to LASUTH not to evict amputee girl -child, victim of Mosque
Stanley Ihedigbo Muslim Rights Concern (MURIC), has cried out over the marching order, Lagos State University Teaching Hospital (LASUTH), given to Naeemat Lasisi, the 13 year old victim of the collapsed mosque in Mushin, whose two legs have been amputated. The human rights organization appealed to…
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