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A new infectious rhythm is pulsating through the veins of social media, courtesy of Nigerian entertainer Anyidons. His latest track, “Men Dey,” translates to “There are Good Men” in English, and it’s become a cultural phenomenon, sparking a viral trend and igniting anticipation for its official release. “Men Dey” isn’t your typical heartbreak ballad or braggadocious rap anthem. It’s an upbeat Afrobeats banger with a simple yet powerful message: good men still exist. This sentiment has resonated deeply with audiences, particularly women who may have grown disillusioned by portrayals of toxic masculinity in popular music. The song’s journey began on…
Victor Osimhen, the prolific Nigerian striker and star of Napoli, finds himself at the center of a transfer tug-of-war. With the arrival of Antonio Conte as Napoli’s new manager, speculation regarding Osimhen’s future has intensified. Conte, known for his tactical prowess and ability to get the best out of strikers, has reportedly requested a face-to-face meeting with Osimhen to discuss his future at the club. This highly anticipated encounter could be a turning point, shaping not only Osimhen’s career trajectory but also Napoli’s attacking strategy for the upcoming season. A Striker in Demand: Osimhen’s reputation precedes him. His blistering pace,…
Popular Nigerian media personality IK Osakioduwa ignited a firestorm of debate with his recent comments on approaching finances within marriage. In a podcast interview, IK stated his firm stance against splitting bills 50/50 with his wife, sparking discussions about gender roles, financial responsibility, and the evolution of marriage dynamics in Nigeria. A Spark That Ignited a Debate: IK’s position centers on the belief that the husband should be the primary financial provider within a marriage. He asserted that his wife doesn’t contribute financially to household expenses and that he has no intention of changing this dynamic. His comments, while reflecting…
Victony, the rising star of the Afrobeats scene, known for his smooth vocals and melancholic yet hopeful lyrics, has unveiled a surprising twist in his musical journey. In a recent interview with Pulse Nigeria, the “Soweto” hitmaker revealed a past life filled with dance moves and acting aspirations, offering a glimpse into the multi-faceted artist before the music took hold. From Stage Lights to Spotlight: Victony, whose real name is Anthony Victor, confesses that music wasn’t always his calling. His artistic journey began on the stage, not with a microphone, but as a backup dancer. He honed his skills, learning…
The reigning king of Afrobeats, Rema, joins forces with rising star Shallipopi in a cultural celebration unlike any other – their collaborative single, “Benin Boys.” Released on June 21st, 2024, the song has already smashed records, becoming the first ever African song to hit a million streams on Spotify within 24 hours of its release. This historic collaboration transcends mere music; it’s a vibrant anthem that ignites Benin pride and showcases the undeniable talent hailing from the ancient city of Benin. A Homecoming for Rema and Shallipopi: Both Rema and Shallipopi were born and raised in Benin City, Edo State,…
The 2023 Oscars red carpet witnessed a moment of sartorial splendor that transcended mere fashion – Tems’ white sculptural gown. While the architectural masterpiece stole the show for its elegance and audacity, it also sparked a viral controversy. Accusations of “view blocking” overshadowed the artistic merit of the dress, prompting Tems to finally address the issue and reclaim the narrative surrounding her unforgettable Oscars moment. A Dress That Became a Talking Point: Tems, the Nigerian singer-songwriter who captivated audiences with her Grammy-winning vocals, arrived at the 95th Academy Awards in a custom-made white gown by Ukrainian brand Lever Couture. The…
The transfer window may be closed, but the aftershocks of a seismic move continue to reverberate across the footballing world. Michael Olise, the Nigerian-eligible Crystal Palace playmaker, has reportedly agreed to a record-breaking deal with Bayern Munich, sending shockwaves through the Premier League and igniting a frenzy of excitement in Nigeria. The reported figures – a staggering £55 million transfer fee and a weekly wage of £220,000, translating to roughly ₦21 billion annually – have sparked conversations not just about Olise’s talent but also about the burgeoning potential of Nigerian football. From Palace Prodigy to Bavarian Star: Olise’s rise to…
Tems, the enigmatic Nigerian singer-songwriter who has captivated audiences with her soulful vocals and introspective lyrics, recently offered a rare glimpse into her personal life. In a candid interview with content creator Korty, Tems delved into her views on love and relationships, using a surprising analogy – dating her is like an adventure film. This unconventional comparison sheds light on the multifaceted persona of the Grammy-winning artist, revealing a yearning for connection alongside an independent spirit. Beyond the Music: Unveiling Tems the Person Tems, known for her guarded personal life, has always prioritized her music as the medium for self-expression.…
Ivorian track legend Marie-Josée Ta Lou-Smith has ignited a firestorm of criticism towards the organization of the 2024 African Athletics Championships in Douala, Cameroon. Taking to social media, the multi-time champion expressed her anger and disappointment at the subpar conditions faced by athletes, casting a dark shadow over the prestigious continental event. Ta Lou-Smith, a two-time African champion and Olympic silver medalist, arrived in Douala with the ambition to reclaim her 100m crown. However, her focus was quickly diverted by the logistical shortcomings she encountered. In a series of tweets, she vented her frustration, stating, “There is so much I…
The African Athletics Championships in Douala, Cameroon, witnessed a display of electrifying speed on Wednesday as the continent’s top female sprinters stormed into the 100m semifinals. Leading the charge were the familiar faces of Marie-Josée Ta Lou-Smith, Favour Ofili, and Gina Bass-Bittaye, who clocked the fastest times in their respective heats, leaving the competition in their dust. This dominant performance not only promises a thrilling showdown in the semifinals but also underscores the depth and rising talent within African women’s sprinting. The Ivorian Queen Remains a Force: Despite a reported struggle with poor organization at the Championships, Marie-Josée Ta Lou-Smith,…