Tyla to Headline Afro Nation 2026 in Portugal
Fans of Afrobeats have reason to celebrate as Tyla, the Grammy winning South African star, will headline Afro Nation 2026. The festival will take place
How Spyro Turned His Father’s Doubts Into Success
Nigerian singer Oludipe David, known professionally as Spyro, has revealed his long struggle with fear of failure and how his father’s harsh words shaped his
Tiwa Savage Confesses She Did Not Like “Dorobucci” at First
Afrobeats star Tiwa Savage has revealed that she almost rejected Mavin Records’ hit “Dorobucci.” In an interview with NotJustOkay, she said Don Jazzy first played
Mr Eazi Declares Plans to Run for Presidency
Afrobeats star and businessman Oluwatosin Ajibade, widely known as Mr Eazi, has announced his intention to enter politics. The singer, who recently married Temi Otedola,
Why Sarkodie Says Music Beats Real Estate as an Investment
Ghanaian rapper Sarkodie says music is one of the most rewarding investments, on the same level as real estate and other major industries. In a
Why Temi Otedola Chose to Drop Her Billionaire Father’s Name for Mr Eazi’s
Temi Otedola, actress and entrepreneur and daughter of billionaire businessman Femi Otedola, has addressed why she adopted her husband’s surname after marrying Nigerian Afrobeats star
Burna Boy Tops Spotify’s 2025 Afrobeats Rankings
Spotify has named its top Afrobeats artists for 2025, and Nigerians have claimed every spot in the top five. Leading the list is Burna Boy,
Rema and Ayra Starr Spark Dating Rumours After Onstage Kiss
Nigerian Afrobeats stars Rema and Ayra Starr set tongues wagging after sharing a brief kiss during the Global Citizen Festival in New York over the
Davido Reveals He Almost Quit Music Before “With You” Hit
Afrobeats superstar Davido has opened up about a moment in his career when he considered stepping away from music. The turning point came just before
Don Jazzy Says Marriage Was the Price of His Success
For over two decades, Don Jazzy has shaped Nigerian music, building stars and influencing a generation. Yet behind the triumphs, the celebrated producer admits success
