Tems Turns Dreams Into History: From Office Desk to Grammy Glory
Temilade Openiyi, better known as Tems, went from a desk job to winning multiple Grammys. She recently told fans she has surpassed every goal she
Kcee’s Strategy That Keeps the Hits Coming
Nigerian singer Kingsley Okonkwo, known as Kcee, has revealed how he keeps his career moving forward in the competitive music industry. Unlike some artistes who
Wizkid Faces Backlash for Claiming He Built His Career Without Help
Wizkid is facing a storm online after a bold comment in his upcoming HBO documentary Long Live Lagos. The Nigerian superstar said he had “no
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
Burna Boy Says Fela Kuti Is the Only African Artiste Better Than Him
Grammy-winning singer Burna Boy has made a bold statement, claiming that legendary Afrobeat pioneer Fela Kuti is the only African artiste greater than him. The
Don Jazzy Opens Up About Nearly Quitting Music
Don Jazzy has opened up about a moment in his career when he almost walked away from music. The Nigerian music mogul said he thought
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,
How Sir Shina Peters Faked Madness to Win Back Fans
Nigerian Afro-Juju legend Sir Shina Peters has revealed the bold stunt that helped him recover after leaving Prince Adekunle’s band. The “Ace” crooner faced backlash
Hugo Ekitike Shines Spotlight on Asake in His Top Music Picks
Liverpool striker Hugo Ekitike has revealed his love for Nigerian Afrobeats, naming Asake as one of his favourite musicians. In a recent interview with ESPN
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
