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Questions Arise After Two of Minister Kasolo’s Wives Skip Swearing-In Events
Questions continue to surround Kyotera County MP and newly appointed Minister of State for Foreign Affairs (Regional Affairs), Haruna Kasolo, after two of his publicly
Why Don Jazzy Never Forgot the Girls Who Rejected Him in School
Long before he became one of Africa’s most influential music executives, Don Jazzy struggled with rejection and self doubt. The Nigerian producer revealed that girls
Mr P Claps Back at Fan Who Called for His Retirement From Music
Peter Okoye, popularly known as Mr P, has fired back after a social media user suggested that he should retire from music because of his
Love Today vs Love Back in the Day: What Really Changed?
By Kasemire Christina Mulinde Imagine waiting weeks for a letter from someone you love. Now imagine feeling frustrated because they left you on read for
Nkem Owoh Says His Acting Career Began by Accident
Veteran Nollywood actor Nkem Owoh, popularly known as Osuofia, has revealed that he never planned to become an actor. Speaking on a recent episode of
MOBO Awards Founder Kanya King Dies at 57
Kanya King, the founder of the MOBO Awards, has died at the age of 57 after battling colon cancer. The MOBO Organisation confirmed the sad
Magixx Explains Why He Does Not Support 50/50 Relationships
Magixx is not buying into the 50/50 relationship trend. The Nigerian singer recently made his position clear, saying he believes men should pay the bills
Seun Kuti: “Social Media Is Not As Powerful As Many People Think”
Seun Kuti believes many people give social media far more credit than it deserves. The Afrobeat singer recently argued that online activism often creates noise
Burna Boy, Shakira Lead Star Packed FIFA World Cup 2026 Album
Football and music are set to collide once again as FIFA unveils the official soundtrack album for the 2026 World Cup. The 18-song collection brings
Are You Healed or Are You Distracted?
These days, it is easy to mistake being busy for being healed. After a breakup, disappointment, or difficult season, many people throw themselves into work,