Joshua Otim
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Gloria Bugie Calls on Women to Open Their Wallets This Valentine’s
The call to “spoil the boy child” this Valentine’s Day is growing louder by the day. It started with NBS news anchor Irene Nalumu questioning
Gloria Bugie Announces Concert Plans for This Year
Nearly two years after her breakthrough, Gloria Bugie is preparing to headline her first major concert. The fast-rising singer told Galaxy TV that she had
Wizkid Blasts 2Baba for Naming Burna Boy No. 1
Wizkid has fired back at 2Baba after the veteran singer ranked Burna Boy ahead of him on the global stage. The comment came during a
Gift Your Men This Valentine’s, Sheilah Gashumba Urges Women
The Valentine’s Day conversation has taken a new turn, with more voices speaking up for the boy child. It began when NBS TV news anchor
Nigerian Actor Nkubi Opens Up About Job Rejections Over His Physique
Victor Udochukwu Nwaogu, widely known as Nkubi, has shared how discrimination over his physique pushed him toward acting. Speaking on a recent episode of the
Before the Fame, There Was a Humble Chameleone, Says Shanks Vivie’D
Talk about Jose Chameleone these days often paints him as difficult to work with. Over the years, there have been claims about the legendary singer
Pretty Nicole Admits Music Career Failed
Under the guidance of producer Tom Lego G of Badman Records, Pretty Nicole ventured into music and released two songs, “Detergent” and “Nsitula.” Just as
Jamal Wasswa Links Parenting to Decline of Love Songs
Celebrated Ugandan Afro-soul singer Jamal Wasswa has shared his thoughts on why today’s music is no longer rich in love themed songs. Speaking on The
Maddox Explains Why He Has Not Dropped New Music in Years
Ugandan reggae icon Maddox Ssemanda Sematimba has finally addressed growing talk about his slow pace in releasing new music. The veteran singer, whose last major
Why Maddox Does Not Listen to the Current Crop of Ugandan Musicians
Maddox Ssemanda Sematimba has opened up about why he rarely listens to today’s crop of Ugandan musicians. Speaking on Sanyuka Uncut, the legendary reggae artiste