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Veteran producer Olumide Ogunade popularly known as ID Cabasa has called on Christian creatives to pursue careers in the secular space, rejecting the notion that the space is inherently ungodly.
Actress and skit maker Oluwabukunmi Adeaga-Ilori, popularly known as KieKie, said she cohabited with her husband for four months before their wedding to avoid paying another year’s rent. Speaking during
Actress Victoria Inyama has apologised to the public after backlash over comments she made supporting female circumcision during an Instagram live session. Inyama, speaking on Daddy Freeze’s Instagram live last
Actor Yul Edochie has spoken against men kneeling to propose to women, saying the act makes them look stupid and amounts to foolishness. Edochie, who has shared relationship advice for
A Nigerian disc jockey (DJ) is set to attempt a Guinness World Record with a 72-hour non-stop livestream, it emerged on Friday. The event, tagged Mobi’s Mixathon, is structured as
Prince Ekus aka Happy Boy is one of the fast-rising Nigerian gospel acts with an Afrosound that distinguishes him from his peers. The indigene of Esan Central LGA, Edo State
WapTV has concluded the acquisition of the Broadcast Rights of hundreds of top notch English, Hausa, Igbo, and Yoruba movies produced by prominent Nigerian film-makers. This new batch of movies,
Actor and producer, Daniel Etim Effiong has revealed how his dad was falsely tried for alleged treason and coup to overthrow ex-head of state General Ibrahim Babangida. Daniel, who was
Media personality Robert Ekpo has rejected a cease-and-desist notice from estranged wife Mayowa Lambe, calling her demand for N100 million in damages excessive, unfounded, and premature. Ekpo responded on Thursday
Controversial media personality Blessing CEO has issued a public apology regarding the drama surrounding her health issues. In an Instagram statement, the influencer, whose real name is Blessing Nkiruka Okoro,
American rapper Fat Joe has claimed that Afrobeats originated from Jamaica. The veteran hip-hop artist made the assertion during a recent episode of his Joe and Jada podcast, which featured
Actress and producer Wumi Toriola has said filmmakers operate under challenging economic conditions, where limited budgets and resources often fall short of creative vision. In a post shared on Instagram