Joshua Otim
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Davido Hit by Security by Mistake, Sets the Record Straight
Fans panicked after a video showed Davido getting hit in the head in Warri. The Afrobeats star had just finished performing at a wedding and
Tyla Hits 3 Billion Streams on Spotify and Fans Are Losing It
Grammy-winning South African star Tyla has reached a huge milestone, surpassing 3 billion streams on Spotify. The singer, famous for her hit single “Water,” shared
Tiwa Savage Hints at Wanting More Kids, Hoping for Boys
Afrobeats queen Tiwa Savage is ready to grow her family. The singer, already a mother, says she has stopped freezing her eggs and is thinking
Stay True and Consistent, Ceaserous Advises Fellow Artistes
Ugandan singer Ceaserous, born Solomon Sentengo, has looked back on his time in the music industry and shared some of the lessons he has learned
Lydia Jazmine on Music Promotion: Easier Today, But Is It Really Good?
While she calls promotion the hardest part of the industry, Ugandan singer Lydia Jazmine says it is much easier today than when she first started.
Omega 256 Confirms Maiden Concert Will Have No Extra Shows
For many Ugandan artistes, staging extra concerts after a main show has become almost standard practice. These extra shows, usually held outside Kampala, give fans
Kataleya & Kandle on Staying United Despite Following Different Religions
In a world where differences often divide, female singing duo Kataleya & Kandle are showing us that friendship and music can conquer all. During a
Bad Parenting Is Making Nigerians Doubt Themselves, Terry G Says
Afrobeats star Terry G has spoken out about the lasting effects of poor parenting. He said many Nigerians struggle in life because they grew up
Naira Marley Warns Youths: “Betting Will Leave You Broke”
Naira Marley has told young Nigerians to stay away from sports betting. The singer and rapper said gambling is not a real job and warned
Why R&B Beats Afrobeats Every Time, According to Lydia Jazmine
During a recent appearance on the Ugandan Boy Talk Show, singer Lydia Jazmine was asked to choose between two music genres: Afrobeats and Rhythm and