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Entertainment · ThisDay ·AFRIMA, AU Celebrate Emerging African Talents at Diamond Party
The All Africa Music Awards and the African Union organized a Diamond Party to recognize and celebrate emerging talents within the continent's creative space. This collaborative event underscores the commitment of both organizations to fostering growth and visibility for new African artists on a global platform.
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Entertainment · Leadership News ·
I Am Tired Of Talking About ‘Wicked’ – Cynthia Erivo
Nigerian-British actress Cynthia Erivo has indicated a sense of fatigue regarding the extensive media coverage and public discourse surrounding her role in the film adaptation of the musical Wicked. The performer suggested that the continuous questioning and narrative focused on the production have become exhausting during the promotional cycle.
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PMAN Seeks Defence Ministry’s Collaboration On Youth Training
The Performing Musicians Employers' Association of Nigeria has proposed a partnership with the Ministry of Defence to implement training programs for young Nigerians. This initiative focuses on youth empowerment and skill acquisition, leveraging the ministry's resources to provide structured development opportunities within the country’s entertainment and security frameworks.
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Entertainment · Leadership News ·
We Are Also Human’ — Nasboi Defends Celebrities’ Silence On Politics
Nigerian entertainer Nasboi has defended the decision of some public figures to remain silent on political issues. He noted that celebrities are individuals with personal boundaries and should not be compelled to speak on national matters, highlighting the pressure faced by those in the spotlight during political cycles.
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Entertainment · Leadership News ·
Shatta Wale Bailed Burna Boy From Ghana Prison Over Weed’ — Musician Captan Claims
Musician Captan alleges that Ghanaian artist Shatta Wale previously facilitated the release of Nigerian singer Burna Boy from a prison in Ghana. The claim suggests the arrest involved a marijuana-related offense. This assertion highlights a past interaction between the two prominent West African musicians during an earlier stage of their careers.
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Entertainment · Vanguard ·‘I can’t survive this’ — Niniola mourns late husband Michael Ndika
Nigerian singer Niniola Apata is mourning the death of her husband, Michael Ndika. The entertainer expressed her grief following the loss, which has drawn significant attention from the public. The passing represents a personal tragedy for the prominent musician who is a well-known figure within the nation's music and entertainment industry.
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Entertainment · The Punch ·VIDEO: I spend N60,000 on weed daily – Ice Prince
Nigerian musician Ice Prince revealed in a recent video that he allocates 60,000 naira daily for the purchase of cannabis. The artist shared these details regarding his personal lifestyle and expenditure during a media appearance, highlighting the specific financial commitment he makes to the substance on a regular basis.
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Entertainment · Daily Post ·Zlatan apologizes to Seyi Vibez after online clash
Nigerian musician Zlatan has issued a public apology to fellow artiste Seyi Vibez following a recent disagreement between the two on social media. The gesture aims to resolve the tension resulting from their online altercation, signaling a move toward reconciliation within the Nigerian music industry.
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Entertainment · Premium Times ·‘I can’t survive this,’ Niniola continues to mourn husband
Nigerian entertainer Niniola is currently observing a period of mourning following the passing of her husband. The singer has publicly expressed her profound grief as she navigates the bereavement process. This personal development highlights the ongoing emotional challenges faced by the prominent artist during this difficult period for her family.
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Enyeh Julius Akpovire set to receive African Media Personality Award in London
Enyeh Julius Akpovire is scheduled to receive the African Media Personality Award at a ceremony in London. The award recognizes his professional contributions to the media industry. This international honor reflects his career achievements and impact within the African media landscape, with the formal presentation set to take place in the United Kingdom.
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Entertainment · Leadership News ·
‘I Can’t Survive This’ — Singer Niniola Mourns Death Of Husband
Nigerian singer Niniola Apata is mourning the death of her husband. The news of the bereavement was reported by Leadership News, highlighting a period of grief for the prominent artist. This development has drawn attention from the public as she processes the loss within her immediate family.
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Entertainment · Vanguard ·Video: I don’t judge sex workers — Shaffy Bello
Nigerian actress Shaffy Bello recently expressed her stance regarding individuals engaged in the sex trade, noting that she maintains a non-judgmental attitude toward them. Her comments appeared in a video interview where she discussed personal perspectives on societal choices and the importance of exercising empathy for others.
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Entertainment · Premium Times ·Five years after ‘La Femme Anjola,’ Mildred Okwo returns with ‘On Different Grounds’
Nigerian filmmaker Mildred Okwo is set to release a new project titled On Different Grounds. This marks her return to the industry five years after the debut of her last major film, La Femme Anjola. The upcoming production represents the director's latest contribution to the Nollywood cinematic landscape following a multi-year break.
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Check out Davido's new song snippet people can't stop talking about
Nigerian musician Davido has released a preview of an upcoming song, generating significant public interest online. The snippet of the unreleased track has become a trending topic among fans and music enthusiasts as they anticipate the full release from the award-winning Afrobeats artist.
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Entertainment · Vanguard ·Netflix criticises German plan to make streamers invest more locally
Netflix has expressed opposition to a proposed German government regulation that would require streaming platforms to increase their financial investments in local productions. The company argues against the mandate, which aims to boost the domestic film and television industry by enforcing specific spending quotas on international digital service providers.
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Entertainment · Leadership News ·
Don Julio’s Historic Presence Adds Bite To 12th AMVCA
Don Julio participated in the 12th edition of the Africa Magic Viewers' Choice Awards. The tequila brand established a significant presence at the event, which celebrates achievements in African film and television. This involvement highlights the brand's partnership with the entertainment industry during the historic gathering of regional talent.
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Entertainment · Leadership News ·
Shaffy Bello Sparks Debate With Support for Commercial Sex Work
Nigerian actress Shaffy Bello has generated public discussion following her comments regarding her support for commercial sex work. Her stance has triggered a variety of reactions across social media platforms, with many people debating the moral and legal implications of her position within the context of contemporary Nigerian society.
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Entertainment · Leadership News ·
Regina Daniels Opens Up On Pressure Of Childhood Fame
Nigerian actress Regina Daniels has discussed the challenges and expectations associated with gaining fame at a young age. She highlighted the impact of public scrutiny and the personal sacrifices required to manage a successful career in the entertainment industry while transitioning from a child star to an adult.
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Madonna Partners With Bilt To Pay One Month’s Rent for NYC Musicians Ahead Of Confessions II
Madonna has collaborated with Bilt to cover one month of rent for musicians based in New York City. This initiative precedes the release of her project, Confessions II. The partnership aims to support local artists by providing financial relief for their housing expenses during the promotional period for her upcoming work.
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Entertainment · Leadership News ·
DJ Snake, Mark Ronson, Goo Goo Dolls Headline Entertainment Lineup For 2026 Singapore Grand Prix
The 2026 Singapore Grand Prix has announced its musical entertainment lineup, featuring prominent artists DJ Snake, Mark Ronson, and the Goo Goo Dolls. These international acts are scheduled to perform as part of the event's festivities, highlighting the intersection of global motorsports and high-profile music performances during the upcoming racing season.
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