Author: Ifedamola Joseph Fayomi

Woah Vicky shares her Lagos trip experience, highlighting nightlife but urging action on poverty and hunger, using her platform to spark awareness. While praising Lagos for its energetic nightlife, she expressed concern about the widespread hunger and poverty she witnessed. Her reflections have sparked conversations about the balance between Nigeria’s thriving entertainment scene and the challenges its citizens face daily. A nightlife capital with a hidden struggle Lagos, Nigeria’s largest city, is famous for its bustling clubs, vibrant music, and lively social gatherings. These attractions make it a top destination for tourists seeking adventure and fun. However, Woah Vicky emphasized…

Zambian music icon Dandy Krazy, 47, tragically passed away in a New Year’s Eve road accident, leaving the nation mourning his untimely loss. The accident occurred in the Kapiri Mposhi area. Dandy Krazy’s vehicle collided with a truck and a second car. The crash claimed three lives on the spot. Although he was rushed to the University Teaching Hospital (UTH) in Lusaka for emergency surgery, the beloved artist succumbed to his injuries in the early hours of Thursday. Nation in shock News of Dandy Krazy’s passing has left the nation in mourning. Fans, family, and public figures have poured out…

Burna Boy responds to 2025 Lagos Countdown concert controversy after kicking a fan who touched him on stage, revealing PTSD struggles. In an Instagram story, the music superstar revealed that he has been struggling with Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD), which often leads him to react impulsively to sudden movements or interactions during performances. Burna Boy explained, “It was a free show. I was supposed to perform for 10 minutes but ended up performing for nearly an hour. Everyone knows my rule about avoiding sudden interruptions on stage. I had a great time with Lagos State last night, but please, don’t…

In a candid interview, gospel legend Mrs. Deborah Fasoyin revealed she’s not the composer of “Odun Lo Sopin,” clarifying the song predates her 1979 recording. “I must confess, even to this day, we don’t know who composed the song,” Fasoyin explained. “We only added two verses to it.” Fasoyin’s admission may come as a surprise to many who have long associated her with the song. “Odun Lo Sopin” became a staple of year-end celebrations and is often linked with her powerful voice. However, Fasoyin’s account sheds new light on its origin, emphasizing that the song existed long before her choir…

The National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) has officially announced the opening of its portal for the 2024 Batch C Stream II registration for Prospective Corps Members (PCMs). In a brief statement posted on its social media platforms, the NYSC confirmed that the portal will open on January 6, 2025. The statement emphasized, “Online registration for 2024 Batch C Stream II begins on January 6, 2025.” This announcement marks the start of the registration process for eligible graduates who wish to participate in the NYSC program. PCMs are advised to visit the official NYSC portal to complete their registration once it…

Award-winning actress and filmmaker Funke Akindele has finally addressed the ongoing controversy surrounding the Nigerian cinema industry. In a heartfelt New Year message, Akindele expressed her deep gratitude to her fans for their unwavering support, which she credits as a key factor in the success of her film Everybody Loves Jenifa. Acknowledging support and gratitude In her message, Akindele took a moment to recognize the fans who have stood by her throughout the journey of Everybody Loves Jenifa. The actress wrote, “I cannot thank my amazing fans enough for making this movie a success. Your love and support mean everything…

On December 31, singer Ruger, born Michael Adebayo, made a heartfelt return to the Celestial Church of Christ (CCC) in Lagos. The “Asiwaju” hitmaker attended the church’s crossover service, reconnecting with the spiritual roots of his childhood. Having missed the previous two services due to international engagements, this return marked a significant moment for the artist. Canceling commitments for spiritual priorities He demonstrated his dedication to his faith by putting it above his career. Determined to attend the service, he instructed his manager to cancel any conflicting shows. “Whatever it is, we are not taking it,” he stated firmly. This…

Toyosi Etim-Effiong, wife of Nollywood actor Daniel Etim-Effiong, recently shared personal details about the start of their marriage. In an interview, she revealed that her husband chose her over his ex-girlfriend because she was ready to settle down, while the other woman wasn’t. Toyosi explained, “The reason he left the person he was with was because she said she wasn’t ready to settle down, but me, I was very ready.” Her straightforward honesty adds a new layer to the public’s perception of their union, which has already sparked interest due to its unconventional aspects. Marriage built on shared prioritiesThis revelation…

Nigerian artists Wizkid and Ayra Starr have been celebrated among the world’s top musicians of 2024, as recognized by Chart Data. The platform, known for tracking music performance and streaming metrics, unveiled its prestigious list of top artistes on New Year’s Eve. Wizkid claimed the 11th spot, while Ayra Starr followed closely at 18th. This acknowledgment underscores the global reach and influence of Nigerian music. Wizkid’s inclusion continues his journey as one of Africa’s most prominent voices in the global music scene. Over the years, his unique blend of Afrobeat, R&B, and pop has garnered international acclaim, earning him multiple…

Fave, the Nigerian singer, unveils her love for Jamaican culture. The artist reveals a deep connection to dancehall and reggae. Her collaboration with Davido on the hit song “Kante” has catapulted her to global recognition, shared these insights in a recent interview, offering a glimpse into the multifaceted nature of her artistry. Connection to Jamaican culture In her own words, “I know I don’t have many songs out there, so people often see me as just a sultry singer. But there’s a whole side of me that’s deeply connected to dancehall and Jamaican culture. Everything about it feels raw, real,…