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The National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA) has struck a major blow against drug traffickers with the recent interception of illicit substances concealed in seemingly innocuous items. In a series of successful operations, NDLEA operatives uncovered cocaine meticulously hidden within the soles of shoes destined for Europe and a cunning attempt to smuggle tramadol pills disguised as custard powder. NDLEA Thwarts Europe-Bound Cocaine Shipment Disguised in Shoe Soles The agency’s vigilance thwarted an attempt to smuggle cocaine out of the country. Parcels of the illegal drug were cleverly hidden within the soles of shoes, a tactic designed to evade detection.…
Shatta Wale, the controversial and undeniably talented Ghanaian dancehall artist, has ignited a firestorm of debate with his recent social media pronouncements. In a series of scathing posts, Wale levied accusations of neglect against his parents, claiming their actions shaped him into the person he is today. This public airing of a private family matter has sent shockwaves through the music industry and sparked a national conversation about parental responsibility, forgiveness, and the enduring impact of childhood experiences. A Decade of Distance: A Mother’s Plight The current controversy finds its roots in a 2022 revelation by Shatta Wale’s mother, Madam…
The wait is finally over! Acclaimed Nigerian filmmaker Bolanle Austen-Peters has unveiled the highly anticipated trailer and premiere date for her latest project, “House of Ga’a.” Set to debut on Netflix on July 26, 2024, the historical biopic promises a captivating exploration of power, betrayal, and the enduring legacy of a complex historical figure. Unveiling the Trailer: A Glimpse into a Turbulent Reign The recently released trailer for “House of Ga’a” is a masterclass in dramatic tension. Lush visuals transport viewers to the opulent yet precarious world of the 18th-century Oyo Empire. We meet Bashorun Ga’a, played by the enigmatic…
Biko’sManna, the South African sibling trio that took TikTok by storm with their soulful harmonies and infectious energy, is poised for a major evolution. Having captivated audiences with their covers of popular songs, they are now gearing up to unleash their own original music, promising a sound that blends contemporary influences with their deep-rooted South African heritage. From Humble Beginnings to Viral Success: A Family United by Music Biko’sManna is more than just a band; it’s a family affair. The group consists of siblings BikoStar (lead vocals), Manna Hero (guitar), and Mfundo aka Tau Lion (vocals and dance). Growing up…
A powerful documentary titled “On Your Own” by a young Nigerian filmmaker has taken the film world by storm. Directed by Itegboje Daniel, a 500-level medical student at the University of Benin, the film chronicles the lives of young boys growing up on the unforgiving streets of Benin City, Nigeria, and their journeys into adulthood. Its recent selection for the prestigious Durban International Film Festival (DIFF) marks a significant milestone, placing it on a potential path towards Oscar glory. From Medical Aspirations to Artistic Expression: The Birth of “On Your Own” Itegboje Daniel’s journey into filmmaking is as unique as…
Aralola Olamuyiwa, better known by her stage name Ara, is a force to be reckoned with. A powerhouse vocalist, a captivating entertainer, and a master of the dundun (talking drum), Ara has carved a unique path in the Nigerian and global music scene. But beyond the accolades and electrifying performances, Ara embodies resilience, perseverance, and a deep respect for her cultural heritage. In a recent interview, she shared insights into her remarkable journey, the profound impact of Nobel laureate Wole Soyinka, and her unwavering commitment to promoting Nigerian drumming traditions. A Life Dedicated to Rhythm: From Early Fascination to Unwavering…
Shatta Bandle, the self-proclaimed “richest dwarf in Africa” and Ghanaian social media personality, is back in the headlines. This time, it’s not for his outlandish claims of wealth or flamboyant lifestyle, but for a more personal change – his newly fixed teeth. In a series of videos posted on his social media accounts, Bandle, known for his signature gap-toothed grin, proudly displays his new dental work. The caption, a playful jab at his critics, reads: “What can you use to insult me now?” This seemingly harmless post has ignited a firestorm of debate on social media, prompting discussions about self-image,…
Nigerian street music king Seyi Vibez is back with another project, solidifying his position as one of the hottest acts in the Afrobeats scene. Following the success of his 2023 EP “NAHAMciaga,” which spawned hits like “Different Patterns” and “Cana,” Vibez drops a surprise 7-track project titled “Loseyi Professor.” This release continues his prolific streak, marking his sixth project in just 21 months. A Surprise Delivery: No Lead Singles, Just Pure Vibes Unlike his previous projects, “Loseyi Professor” arrived with no promotional singles. This surprise tactic has become increasingly popular within the Afrobeats scene, allowing fans to experience the entire…
British-Nigerian recording artist and record producer Maleek Berry is back on the scene, and his loyal fanbase couldn’t be more thrilled. After a brief hiatus that left fans yearning for his signature sound, Berry has returned with a brand new single titled “Secrets.” This soulful offering marks a new chapter in his illustrious career, showcasing both artistic growth and a return to his musical roots. A Hiatus Well-Spent: Growth and Exploration Maleek Berry burst onto the scene in 2012, quickly establishing himself as a force to be reckoned with in the Afrobeats scene. His production skills were highly sought after,…
Layi Wasabi, the name synonymous with side-splitting skits and hilarious characters, has become a comedic phenomenon in Nigeria and beyond. But his journey from law student to laughter maestro is a testament to his dedication, wit, and ability to tap into the everyday experiences of his audience. So, how did Layi Wasabi become one of your favorite skit makers? Here’s a closer look at his remarkable rise to comedic stardom. A Life Less Ordinary: From Textbooks to Punchlines Born Isaac Olayiwola, Layi Wasabi’s path initially seemed destined for the courtroom, not the comedy circuit. He pursued law studies, a field…