Kehinde Ajose

During the week, David Adeleke, popularly known as Davido, came under fire for his comment about Nigeria's economic challenges. Speaking during an appearance on The Big Homies House podcast, he urged Black Americans against relocating to Nigeria, citing poor leadership, a declining exchange rate, and rising oil prices as major concerns.

He added, “The concert holds sentimental value for me as it symbolises my triumphant return to my hometown. Having left the hood with nothing, I have come back successful, inspiring a new generation with my rags-to-riches story. This concert celebrates my journey and serves as a testament to the city's potential for nurturing talent.”

I started by creating simple TikTok videos just to fill the void. As I explored the platform, I discovered that it was not only fun but also a fantastic way to express myself creatively.

A former Most Beautiful Girl in Nigeria (2005), Omowunmi Akinnifesi, has opened up about her personal journey of self-discovery, faith and the challenges of staying true to her values in a world that often misunderstands them.

An actress and filmmaker, Mojisola Adebanjo, has opened up on her approach to playing intimate scenes, emphasizing professionalism and respect for her craft.

G-Worldwide artiste, Pryme, has said that his collaboration with singer, Chike, for the remix of his hit single, ‘Carry Go' will resonate with fans.

Even though she had been in the news for saying that she had dumper her family name and that no relative had reached out to her after her decision, reality TV star and actress, Ijeoma Otabor, aka Phyna, has maintained that she is living her dreams.

Gospel singer, Kent Edunjobi, has attributed his increasing success and busy schedule to his hit song, Ebenezeri, which has captivated audiences and critics alike.

Shedding more light on the theme, Lex Ash said, “Both of us have reached a point in our careers where we've achieved quite a bit. We were trying to figure out the next step but were also exhausted from the rat race we've been in. So, we decided to channel that exhaustion—something that would normally drain us—into creating something others can enjoy.”

Popular singer, Adekunle Gold, recently celebrated the 10th anniversary of his hit song, ‘Sade', by sharing the inspiring story behind the track.