Joshua Otim
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Tec of Show Dem Camp Says Bad Decisions Can Ruin Talent
Nigerian rapper Tec, one-half of the popular duo Show Dem Camp, has said that making the wrong decisions is the biggest challenge talented people face.
T Paul Praised, Chosen Becky Warned: Abtex Speaks Ahead of Ekyepukulu
Events promoter Abtex, the mastermind behind the upcoming Ekyepukulu show at Kololo Airstrip, has shared his experiences working with some of the country’s top music
A-Reece Flexes Confidence and Names Himself One of SA’s Greatest Rappers
South African rapper A-Reece is making waves with a bold claim about his place in hip hop. He took to social media and declared that
A-Reece Ends Feud Rumors with Nasty C and Calls for Unity
South African rapper A-Reece has finally squashed the long-running rumors of a feud with Nasty C. He made it clear there is no bad blood
Ritah Kaggwa Denies Scamming Young Ugandans Over Jobs Abroad
UK-based Ugandan blogger Ritah Kaggwa has hit back at claims that she scammed young Ugandans by promising them jobs abroad. Appearing on Sanyuka Crossfire, Kaggwa
Burna Boy Laughs Off Armpit Voodoo Rumors
Nigerian superstar Burna Boy is putting an end to the wild stories about his unshaved armpits. Some fans have been claiming that his armpits are
Make Your Own Money, Nigerian Actress Jemima Osunde Advises Women
Jemima Osunde has spoken out against women who believe they are entitled to their partners’ money and think they should only date or marry rich
Ayra Starr Says She No Longer Has Anything to Prove
Nigerian singer Ayra Starr says she no longer feels the need to prove herself to fans or the music industry. Instead, her focus is on
Mun G Opens Up About Life as Matovu Emmanuel Mungi
Rapper Mun G has shared a deeper side of himself, revealing who he really is as Matovu Emmanuel Mungi, a father, husband, and a man
DJ Selecta Jef Names the Stars Carrying Ugandan Music High
Ugandan DJ Selecta Jef is not holding back when it comes to defending local music. Many people often claim Ugandan music falls short compared to