Burna Boy Reflects on His Ongoing Search for Spiritual Clarity
Burna Boy has opened up about his personal struggle to find lasting peace through religion. The Nigerian singer, known for his global success, shared that
Omah Lay Hints at Loneliness Amid Mental Health Battle
Nigerian Afrobeats star Omah Lay is sharing a side of life fans rarely see. The “Understand” singer recently took to Snapchat to talk about being
Yemi Alade Reveals How She Beat a Teenage Smoking Habit
Popular Nigerian singer Yemi Alade has shared how she overcame a short-term cigarette addiction she developed as a teenager. She revealed that smoking became part
Why Nigerian Singer Simi Wants Change in Her Country
Afrobeats singer Simisola Kosoko, popularly known as Simi, shared her pride in being Nigerian, saying the energy and spirit of the people is something unique
Tiwa Savage Says Afrobeats Is Unstoppable Amid Decline Claims
Nigerian superstar Tiwa Savage has dismissed claims that Afrobeats is losing its shine. The “All Over” singer says the genre is stronger than ever and
Erigga Calls Out Nigerians for Undervaluing Local Music
Nigerian rapper Erigga has voiced frustration over the tendency of Nigerians to prioritize foreign entertainers while overlooking homegrown talent. In an interview with Yanga FM,
Erigga Blames Tech Gurus and Influencers for Decline in Nigerian Music
Rapper Erigga says the rise of tech gurus and social media influencers is hurting the Nigerian music industry. He claims the quality of music started
Burna Boy Sells Out Sydney Arena on Global “No Sign of Weakness” Tour
Grammy-winning Nigerian superstar Burna Boy sold out Sydney’s Qudos Bank Arena as part of his “No Sign of Weakness World Tour,” following a sold-out show
Tyla’s “Tyla” Ranked Among 250 Greatest Albums of the Century
South African star Tyla has reached a major milestone as her self-titled debut album, Tyla, earned a spot on Rolling Stone’s list of The 250
DJ Big N Says Afrobeats Is Losing Its Shine
Nigerian disc jockey Big N has raised alarm over what he calls a major decline in the global impact of Afrobeats. He believes the once-dominant
