Omoni Oboli, Chioma Akpotha, Uche Jombo, and Ufuoma McDermott, the female leads in the Nollywood film Wives on Strike, flaunted a special bond that many people coveted both before and after the movie’s debut. They travelled together, posting group photos from all around the world that exploded the internet. Following that, the women stopped taking pictures of themselves with each other as regularly, and the photos finally stopped. There was more to it, it turned out. Ufuoma McDermott discussed the actual reason she and the other ladies no longer actively upload photos of themselves on social media during an interview. “Before Wives on Strike, Chioma Akpotha, Omoni Oboli, Uche Jombo and myself were close individually, but together, no.” “We bonded when we ...

The Nigerian artist, Kcee, saidthat he had originally intended for his top track, Limpopo to feature Trey Songz or Chris Brown. The 43-year-old singer discussed his 2013 hit song in an episode of the documentary “Afrobeats: The Backstory.” The documentary about the development of ...

Wedding bells are ringing for life coach, Solomon Buchi as he has announced his engagement to his lover. The husband-to-be who shared cute photos after announcing his engagement ...

David Adeleke, better known as Davido, has disclosed that the beat of his  popular song, Dami Duro, was originally intended for another performer.  The musician was interviewed for an episode of the documentary Afro Beat: the Backstory about his 2011 hit tracks. The film produced by Ayo Shoniya, which examines the development of the Afrobeat genre, made its Netflix debut on Thursday.  The singer admitted that while the song’s beat was initially intended for another musical act, Sexy Steel, he had no plans to release it. “People that were in the studio when I was recording that ...

Grammy Award-winning musician, Burna Boy, has revealed that American singer, Toni Braxton, will receive 60 percent of the sales from his smash tune, Last Last. Burna Boy claimed that he came up with the idea to sample her song in his most recent interview with the Million Dollar Worth of Game podcast, which aired on Sunday. “It was actually my idea, to be honest. I just wanted to use that sample and I knew Chopstix ...

Media personality-cum-actress Destiny Amaka has advised married men to allow their children to undergo Deoxyribonucleic Acid (DNA) regardless of the resemblance between fathers and children. Hammering ...

Media personality and reality TV star, Uti Nwachukwu has revealed he has not been to church since 2018. Uti who was reacting to popular preacher, Creflo ...

Bereaved Nollywood actress, Christiana Nkemdilim Adelana popularly known as Tana Adelana, has successfully given her late father a befitting burial and a worthwhile last Ofala. The movie star who’s ...

Former Action Democratic Party (ADP) candidate for governor of Lagos State in the 2019 general elections and People’s Democratic Party (PDP) candidate for the October 2020 by-election for the Lagos-East Senatorial District, Babatunde Gbadamosi, has openly made fun of Nollywood actress, Funke Akindele-Bello over her failed marriage. In addition, Babatunde and Funke are related. Due to his marriage to Shade Balogun, the original owner of the company, Babatunde paraded himself as the chairman and CEO of Redbrick Homes International Limited, the promoters and developers of Amen Estate. Babatunde introduced Funke to his now-divorced wife Shade to help with publicity for AMEN estate in exchange for a discount on her own housing unit. Unfortunately, his marriage to Shade ended when he impregnanted Yinka Balogun, a UK-based woman. Regarding the division of their shared assets, both parties are currently in court. The union was Shade’s third and Babatunde’s second attempts at love. Funke, on the other hand, opted to support Shade rather than side with her relative and consistently cut off communication with Babatunde. It is claimed that Babatunde complained vehemently about Funke’s betrayal in spite of all he had done for her.

Soso Soberekon, a music executive, has thought back on his worst regret in life, which he claims was not signing dancehall artist Patrick Nnaemeka Okorie, nicknamed Patoranking, and vocalist Teni Apata when he had the chance. On an Instagram question and answer live session, the music mogul was replying to a question from a fan. The follower had inquired as to what his greatest regret in life was and he said his unwillingness to sign now star singers, Teni and Patoranking. He went on to say that Patoranking would frequently ride an Okada (motorcycle) from Ikorodu/Ebute Meta in Lagos to meet him and urge him to sign him, but he didn’t. Soberekon continued by saying that he later signed another musician who Patoranking is now 100 times bigger than, and that this caused him a great loss.