Actor Jamiu Azeez issued a public apology to fellow actor Opeyemi Aiyeola. He posted a lengthy statement on Instagram expressing deep regret. Azeez called Aiyeola his mother, confidant, and benefactor.
He admitted to acting childishly and causing significant hurt. Azeez pleaded for forgiveness, saying his story is incomplete without her. He emphasized how much he misses their relationship.
The actor asked who would fill the many roles she played in his life. These included being a supportive figure at his future wedding. Azeez described himself as a house that Aiyeola helped build.
Liberian artist Larry G, real name Elvis Saywon, credits his recent award to hard work and consistency. He won the Next Rated Artist of the Year title at the MTN Liberia Music Awards. The singer says his dedication and life experiences fuel his music.
Larry G, born in Nimba County, sees the award as encouragement for his career. He also earned a nomination at the Paynesville Entertainment Awards. His popular tracks include My Time and Wicked People.
He views music as a way to share his story and connect with people. The artist aims to positively represent Liberia's new musical generation. He believes his youthful energy drives his continued growth in the industry.
Davido wants to collaborate with Rihanna and Kehlani. He mentioned this during a lengthy Twitch stream with Carter Efe. The Nigerian singer called a potential Rihanna track "dope". He also named local artists Tems, Ayra Starr, and Morravey as desired features.
The livestream itself drew a huge audience, over eighty-three thousand viewers. This event helped Carter Efe become the most-followed Twitch streamer in Africa. A separate Martell endorsement deal for Carter Efe was also finalized through Davido's involvement.
Barack Obama shared his annual year-end favorites list, spotlighting Afrobeats. His music picks include Olamide's track "99" and Burna Boy's "TaTaTa". Nigerian-born artist Obongjayar also appears with the song "Not In Surrender.
The broader list spans many genres and global artists. It has songs by Kendrick Lamar, BLACKPINK, Bruce Springsteen, and Lady Gaga. Films like "One Battle After Another" and "Sinners" made his movie selections. His book recommendations include titles by Jill Lepore and Michelle Obama.
Obama posted the lists on social media, calling it a continued tradition. He invited people to send their own suggestions. The former president highlighted the diversity of the music, from pop to world genres.
Davido will headline the AFCON kickoff concert in Rabat. The event features French Montana and Moroccan artists Douaa Lahyaoui and Says'z. French-Moroccan performer Lartiste is also on the lineup. The show happens at the Olm Souissi Fan Zone before the tournament begins.
Entry requires a fan ID or a match ticket. This continues Davido's history with major sports events. He previously performed at an earlier AFCON ceremony and a FIFA World Cup draw.
The football finals start the next day. Host nation Morocco will play Comoros at a stadium in Rabat. The concert aims to blend music and sports culture.
Ini Edo responded to criticism about her movie's title, A Very Dirty Christmas. The Christian Association of Nigeria had objected to the name. The actress stated she is a devout Christian and never meant to insult the faith or the holiday.
She explained the title as a metaphor for the film's themes. All required approvals were secured from regulators like the NFVCB. Edo expressed surprise that complaints emerged only after the film's release, following a full promotional period.
She invited people to see the film in cinemas and judge its content firsthand. The actress plans to do meet-and-greet events at various theaters. She emphasized her respect for dialogue between creative expression and religious values.
Musician SBLive, real name Oluwaseun Bankole, married Oluwatomisin Oyewole in Ibadan. The two-day event included a traditional ceremony at the Jogor Centre. A formal wedding and reception followed at the Sunlight Royal Event Centre.
The wedding party featured fellow performers like Isegun Johnson and Bidemi Olaoba. The groom wore a white tuxedo jacket, and the bride wore a classic white gown. Their first dance and a heartfelt speech highlighted the celebration.
The occasion drew noticeable traffic and many guests to the venues. This turnout signaled SBLive's standing in local entertainment circles. The festivities blended traditional and contemporary styles for the couple.
Gospel artist Bisi Alawiye Aluko is holding a prayer event for Nigeria. Her Prophetic Praise Program will happen at the BTO Events Hall on Ilesa Garage Road in Akure, Ondo State. Several other ministers are scheduled to attend, including Evang. Elijah Akintunde and Prophetess Jumoke Olakanmi. Prophetesses Apeke Daramola, Abosede Mayowa, and Kemi Osho will also be there.
Aluko believes the prayers and worship will help solve national issues like insecurity. She referenced the biblical story of Jericho. Her goal is for attendees to pray for the country while also receiving personal blessings.
Past versions of the event reportedly resulted in healing and breakthroughs for some people. Aluko expects similar outcomes this time. She frames...
Morayo Afolabi-Brown is launching a new daily talk show. The program, called The Morayo Show, will be filmed in a high-end studio on the Lagos Mainland. It will air on News Central TV, NTA Lagos, and TVC Entertainment every weekday. Digital streaming will also be available. Afolabi-Brown brings over a decade of media experience to the project.
The show aims to tackle social and cultural topics important to Nigerians. It will feature a live audience to promote interactive discussion. Producers want the conversations to feel inclusive and impactful. Partner networks say the show aligns with goals to highlight diverse voices and quality journalism.
The new Mainland studio will also serve as a multi-use space for other creative projects...
