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Streaming Shift, Career Attacks Affected My Fanbase – Lizzo

She stated that the industry's move toward streaming has affected artists who relied on traditional radio exposure, explaining: "The industry changed so much in the last 3 yrs. Streaming replaced radio & I was a radio darling. That's how my fans discovered my music." "Not to mention the very obvious & public attack on my career changed things. But I'm out here doing my absolute best," she wrote when addressing the fan. Lizzo also alluded to a lawsuit she faced in August 2023, where three former backup dancers accused her of various forms of harassment, assault, and other misconduct. "Additionally, the very public and evident attack on my career shifted things. But I'm here doing my utmost, and you can't fault me for that," the 38-year-old continued. Some allegations, including claims of fat-shaming against one dancer were dismissed by a […]

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Streaming Shift, Career Attacks Affected My Fanbase – Lizzo

American singer Lizzo said the music industry's shift from radio to streaming platforms contributed to a decline in her fanbase over the past few years. The Grammy-winning artist addressed the issue while responding to a fan on X who noted that her following had reduced. She stated that the industry's move toward streaming has affected artists who relied on traditional radio exposure, explaining: "The industry changed so much in the last 3 yrs. Streaming replaced radio & I was a radio darling. That's how my fans discovered my music." "Not to mention the very obvious & public attack on my career changed things. But I'm out here doing my absolute best," she wrote when addressing the fan. Lizzo also alluded to a lawsuit she faced in August 2023, where three former backup dancers accused her of various forms of harassment, […]

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NSCDC Dismisses Five Kano Volunteer Personnel Over Gross Indiscipline

The Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC), Kano State Command, has dismissed five volunteer personnel over what it described as acts of gross indiscipline and conduct unbecoming of members of the corps. The command said the affected volunteers were found guilty by a disciplinary panel after they allegedly violated standing regulations guiding the conduct of NSCDC operatives and volunteers in the state. Their offences reportedly bordered on insubordination, absenteeism from duty posts and other acts considered prejudicial to the image of the corps. A statement credited to the Kano NSCDC command explained that the decision was taken to “send a clear signal” that the corps would not tolerate misconduct at any level, whether among regular officers or volunteers. It added that discipline remains the backbone of security agencies and must be upheld to maintain public confidence. The command noted […]

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