In a surprising turn of events at the 66th Grammy Awards in Los Angeles, Nigerian music sensations including Davido, Burna Boy, Asake, Olamide, and Ayra Starr faced disappointment as none of their 10 combined nominations across various categories resulted in an award.
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The Yul Edochie saga seems to be never ending. He continues to make matter worse by calling out his first wife in narratives that should not even be told in the first place.
Decisions in the industry are crucial to the growth of an artist which is why Don Jazzy’s opinion revealed during interview came as a big shock to the public.
The Wizkid FC has been clamouring for another release from their star idol. Every fanbase seems to be tasked with the duty of pressuring whoever they stan with
It would never cease to amaze how much bad blood runs in the music industry. The Nigerian scene isn’t excluded. This explains why there is a lawsuit involving Asa and Joeboy
The subtle battle in the Nigerian music industry never comes to an end. Upcoming artists are constantly struggling for relevance
Nigerian standup comedian Bright Okpocha popularly known as Basketmouth has marvelled at the talents in Nigeria.
A popular Twitter user, Kelvin Odanz, has criticized Tiwa Savage, Simi and other Nigerian female artists for their lack of…
Controversial actor Uche Maduagwu has given his free advice to singer Omah Lay regarding his ex-girlfriend, stating that she is…
Popular Nigerian dancer, Poco Lee has cried out on social media over Nigerian artistes.
Nigerian singer and entertainer, Harrysong dodges spiritual setup after he shared his narrow escape with his wellwishers.
The Nigerian Music industry has found itself for one reason or another recycling the same sound, same ideas (same outfits but let’s not get distracted) because of the initial need to do something entirely different. Actually, that is what we are going to be discussing, something I like to call the ‘box syndrome’.
The lockdown worldwide has really hit us differently but Nigerian music artists hasn’t stop to create social media challenges to keep us going
Nigerian singer, Ric Hassani in one of his recent posts on his social media page named his favourite movie of all time.
Nigerian artists are not slowing down as they continue to surprise their fans with new music during this coronavirus pandemic
If you’re looking for awesome vibes to make your Valentine’s day lovable then you have to update your playlist with these 5 Nigerian love songs
