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Tems explains why she wants a God fearing partner

Nigerian Grammy winning singer Tems has opened up about the kind of partner she wants, saying she can never marry for love alone. She explained that beyond emotions, she places a lot of value on faith, accountability and a deep sense of responsibility in a relationship. Tems said her partner has to be a God fearing man because she believes true love requires a higher standard than personal feelings. According to her, someone who does not answer to God or any higher authority may not feel bound to keep long term commitments. She questioned how a person who sees himself as the god of his own life can genuinely promise lifelong love and loyalty. In her view, such a person could easily walk away when things become difficult because there is no deeper sense of accountability guiding his decisions. Tems […]

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2Baba Explains Why Afrobeats Will Never Die

Nigerian music legend Innocent Idibia, popularly known as 2Baba, says Afrobeats will not fade away despite concerns about its future. He believes the genre is in safe hands because of the talent and creativity of the new generation of artists. In a recent interview, 2Baba dismissed fears that Afrobeats could be losing its global appeal. He said that when people listen to what younger Afrobeats artists are currently doing, it becomes clear that the sound is still strong and full of life. According to him, Afrobeats has grown beyond a passing trend and has become a solid part of global music culture. He noted that the genre now influences sounds in many parts of the world and continues to attract new listeners every year. 2Baba praised emerging acts for reworking classic songs and adding fresh ideas while respecting the foundations […]

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Shallipopi says industry mistreatment made him tougher

Nigerian singer Crown Uzama, popularly known as Shallipopi, has spoken about the difficulties he faced while trying to break into the music industry. He said many fellow artists treated him badly between 2023 and 2024 and failed to give him the support he expected.​ In a post on X, the singer explained that these experiences hardened him and played a major role in shaping his current outlook. He suggested that the repeated disrespect and rejection he faced left a lasting mark on him.​ Shallipopi wrote that many artists had metaphorically spat in his face during that period and that this was why he had become extra mean. He added a strong curse against those who had wronged him, underlining how deeply the events affected him.​ His breakthrough eventually came with the viral success of his hit track Elon Musk. A […]

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Davido to headline, curate first ever London festival

Afrobeats star Davido has announced his first ever curated music festival in London, billed for August 14, 2026, at the iconic Crystal Palace Bowl. He revealed that the show will be his only outdoor performance in the city this summer.​ Sharing the news on social media, the Grammy nominated singer wrote that he is launching “Davido and Friends Festival” at Crystal Palace Bowl on August 14 and urged fans to sign up for first access to tickets. He also confirmed that pre sale tickets will open on March 26 at 10am GMT, while general sale will start on March 27 at the same time.​ Unlike a regular concert, the event will see Davido both headline and curate the full lineup. The “and Friends” theme has already sparked excitement among fans, who are speculating about which guest stars might join him […]

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MI Abaga names Modenine Nigeria’s most respected rapper

Rapper MI Abaga has described hip hop veteran Modenine as the most respected Nigerian rapper of all time. He said Modenine’s unique style, discipline and long term contribution to the culture place him above his peers.​ Speaking on the Hip hop To Afrobeats podcast, MI praised Modenine’s influence on several generations of Nigerian rappers. He called him a legend whose work has helped shape the country’s rap sound and inspired many artists to improve their craft.​ MI explained that Modenine’s catalogue and technical skill made him a complete reference point for upcoming rappers. According to him, once young artists discovered Modenine’s music, they did not need to look elsewhere for an example of how to rap at a high level.​ He also highlighted Modenine’s consistency and commitment, noting that he stayed true to hip hop even when the genre was […]

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Asake reaffirms loyalty to Olamide downplays split rumours

Afrobeats star Asake has reaffirmed his loyalty to rapper Olamide and dismissed talks of a rift between them despite recent online speculation . In an interview with YouTuber Korty EO, Asake described Olamide, also known as Baddo, as someone he will always hold in the same high regard regardless of how far his own career goes . He said that even if he becomes president of America or Zimbabwe, the way he sees Baddo will never change, stressing that Olamide will always be Baddo in his eyes . Rumours of a split surfaced after Asake removed YBNL from his Instagram bio and unfollowed Olamide in December 2024, prompting fans to suggest there had been a fallout . Industry sources say Asake’s contract with YBNL may have quietly expired, with the singer now operating independently rather than renewing the deal . […]

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Asake says God used 2020 setbacks to humble and prepare him for success

Singer Asake says the difficulties he faced in 2020 were a turning point that humbled him and prepared him for later success . In an interview with content creator Korty EO, he recalled feeling as if God first gave him something sweet and then took it away, leaving him confused at the time . Asake explained that he only later realised that God was using that season to build and shape him, even though he did not understand it while it was happening . He said God then gave him the song with the line “Me I no dey cap, me I no dey form,” which became a breakthrough moment for his career . The artist also spoke about his long standing desire to move abroad, especially to Los Angeles in the United States . He revealed that, even before […]

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Shank Comics claims Bovi Basketmouth are richer than Asake Wizkid

Skit maker and streamer Shank Comics says leading Nigerian comedians like Bovi Ugboma and Basketmouth are wealthier than some of the country’s biggest music stars, including Asake and Wizkid . Speaking during a recent livestream, Shank argued that comedy brings in strong long term income and that many comedians quietly build wealth while living modest lifestyles . He claimed that unlike some popular musicians, comedians often avoid extravagant spending on luxury cars and instead focus on safety, stability and long term financial security . Using Bovi as an example, Shank said the comedian is content driving a regular Lexus and has little interest in buying Ferraris, Lamborghinis or other flashy cars that some artistes are known for . He insisted that Bovi and Basketmouth are richer than stars such as Asake and Wizkid, but that their low key approach to […]

Joeboy says Tyla deserved Grammy win over Nigerians

Nigerian singer Joeboy has said that South African star Tyla deserved her Grammy Award win ahead of the Nigerian artists she was nominated with. Tyla won the Grammy for Best African Music Performance with her global hit song “Water,” beating Nigerian nominees including Davido, Burna Boy and Ayra Starr. The result sparked debate among many Nigerian fans, who felt their artists were unfairly overlooked. In a recent interview, Joeboy explained that he was personally rooting for Davido to win but still believes Tyla earned the award on merit. He described her as a very good and amazing artist and said that when you honestly compare the songs in the category, “Water” fully deserved to come out on top. Joeboy also addressed the anger from some Nigerian music lovers, noting that awards are competitive and that excellence should be recognised regardless […]

Afrobeat star reveals how Fela, Orlando Owoh shaped his sound

A Nigerian Afrobeat singer has credited music legends Fela Anikulapo Kuti and Orlando Owoh as major influences on his sound and approach to music. He explained that Fela’s socially conscious lyrics, powerful stage performances and use of music to challenge injustice inspired him to see Afrobeat as a tool for storytelling and activism, not just entertainment. The artiste also said Orlando Owoh’s unique blend of highlife, Yoruba rhythms and deep vocals helped shape his interest in live band music and rich, traditional instrumentation. According to him, listening to both icons while growing up taught him to value originality, meaningful lyrics and strong band arrangements, which now guide how he writes, records and performs his own songs. He added that his goal is to keep evolving the Afrobeat sound for a new generation while still paying respect to the pioneers whose […]

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