Author: Ade

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In a candid conversation on the Bahd & Boujee podcast, hosted by Moet Abebe and Tolanibaj, Nigerian musician Ruger shared his perspective on relationships, revealing a deal-breaker for him: unemployment. The artist, known for his unique sound and rising popularity in the Afrobeats scene, emphasized the importance of his partner having her own career and income. Ruger’s Take on Relationships and Independence Ruger’s commentary sheds light on his views regarding financial independence within relationships. “I cannot date a jobless lady,” he stated unequivocally, marking it as a significant red flag in his dating criteria. This stance underscores a broader expectation…

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In a recent interview with CNN’s Inside Africa, celebrated Nigerian musician Davido hailed Grammy-winning Beninese singer Angelique Kidjo as a trailblazer who has significantly contributed to opening the global music scene to African artists. Davido, known for his significant impact on the Afrobeats genre, expressed deep admiration for Kidjo’s longstanding representation of African music on the world stage. A Long-awaited Collaboration Davido shared his excitement about finally collaborating with Angelique Kidjo, whom he affectionately refers to as “Mama Africa.” This collaboration has been a dream of his for years, embodying a meeting of different generations of African music stars. “I’ve…

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Tobechukwu Ejiofor, known professionally as Illbliss, has distinguished himself as not just another artist in the Nigerian music scene but as a multifaceted individual with a rich background in banking and finance. In a recent conversation with Da Genius, Illbliss shared insights into his journey from the banking sector to the entertainment industry, underscoring his ambition to be more than just a performer. From Banking to Beats Before his foray into music and acting, Illbliss spent four years in the banking industry, working across various departments, including oil and gas, treasury, risk management, retail banking, private banking, and even human…

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Grammy-nominated Nigerian singer Ayra Starr recently shared insights into the supportive role American musician Chris Brown has played in promoting African artists on the global stage. As Ayra Starr gears up to join Chris Brown as a special guest on his “11:11” tour across the United States and Canada, her excitement is palpable, especially considering the recognition this collaboration brings to African music. A Moment of Joy and Recognition During an interview with Kiss FM, UK, Ayra Starr expressed her elation upon learning that she would be touring with Chris Brown, a moment that came as a delightful surprise during…

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Controversial Big Brother Naija star, Josephina Ijeoma Otabor, widely known as Phyna, has recently expressed her admiration for Nigerian music superstar Wizkid, stating he is the only artist from the country who truly impresses her. This declaration came in the wake of Wizkid’s bold statements on social media, where he distanced himself from the Afrobeats label, sparking widespread discussion and controversy. Wizkid’s Stand on Afrobeats Sparks Admiration Wizkid’s insistence on not being boxed into the Afrobeats genre, along with his blunt dismissal of critics, has won him praise from Phyna. She took to the social media platform X to share…

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In a notable demonstration of personal growth and spiritual maturity, renowned Nigerian record producer Samuel Oguachuba, popularly known as Samklef, has publicly announced his forgiveness towards two prominent figures in the entertainment industry, Tunde Ednut and an individual known as Verydarkman. This gesture follows his recent reconciliation with Afrobeats star Davido, signaling a broader theme of forgiveness and peace in his interactions within the entertainment community. A Divine Inspiration for Forgiveness Samklef took to his X account to share the news of his forgiveness, suggesting that his decision was influenced by a higher calling. “God say make I forgive this…

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In a gesture of reconciliation, record producer Samuel Oguachuba, known professionally as Samklef, has publicly declared that he has forgiven Afrobeats star Davido for a past incident that led to a rift between the two. The dispute originally sparked over Davido’s reaction to Samklef posting a video of Davido and his wife, Chioma, along with their twins, which Davido found disrespectful. This disagreement led Samklef to respond with a series of social media posts targeting the singer. Healing Old Wounds Samklef’s announcement of forgiveness came through a message on the social media platform X, previously known as Twitter, where he…

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Nigerian record producer Osabuohien Osaretin, better known by his stage name Sarz, has made a bold statement about his influence on the Afrobeats genre. Sarz, renowned for his innovative production techniques and hit tracks, asserts that he was the pioneer of a unique sound that has now become the gold standard for Afrobeats producers across the globe. The Genesis of a New Sound: ‘Samba’ and Wizkid’s Early Adoption In a revealing video message posted to his Instagram, Sarz shared insights into the creation of a distinctive sound that he calls ‘Samba.’ According to him, this sound was unlike anything being…

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Nigerian superstar Burna Boy experienced a notable shortfall at the recent 2024 NAACP Image Awards, despite his remarkable track record and global influence in the music industry. The artist, often hailed as the ‘African Giant’, faced losses in all six categories for which he was nominated, underscoring a challenging phase in his award-winning journey. A Detailed Look at the Losses Burna Boy’s array of nominations at the NAACP Image Awards highlighted his diverse talent and the broad appeal of his music. However, the competition proved stiff, as he did not secure wins in any of the following categories: A Pattern…

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In an inspiring turn of events, Nigerian singer Joshua Iniyezo, popularly known by his stage name Solidstar, has announced his decision to quit smoking and alcohol consumption. This revelation comes after a concerning period in his life, highlighted by a disturbing video shared by his brother, Joseph, which showed the artist in a disheveled state and wandering aimlessly. The “Omotala” hitmaker, in a recent interview with The Nation, shared insights into his journey towards recovery and his commitment to a healthier lifestyle. “I am very well and healthy now. I have been out of the hospital for four months now,…

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