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Entertainment · Vanguard ·The Soundtrack of Our Lives: A canonical farewell to Dolly Parton my mother’s only artist, by Stephanie Shaakaa
Stephanie Shaakaa reflects on Dolly Parton’s significance in her family, describing the musician as her mother’s sole artist and presenting the piece as a canonical farewell. The headline suggests a personal exploration of music, memory and the lasting place Parton occupies in the writer’s life and family experience.
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Entertainment · PM News ·I’ve never written any of my hit songs – Small Doctor
Nigerian singer Small Doctor says he has never personally written any of his hit songs. The entertainment report focuses on his songwriting process and provides insight into his role in creating the music that has contributed to his popularity.
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Entertainment · The Punch ·How I taught keyboardist unforgettable lesson for mocking my blindness – Music producer, Ajibola
Music producer Ajibola recounts confronting a keyboardist who mocked his blindness, saying he taught the musician an unforgettable lesson. His account focuses on the incident, the ridicule he experienced, and his response to the keyboardist’s conduct.
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Entertainment · ThisDay ·
Dolly Parton’s Hits Resurge, Rack Up Massive Streams
Dolly Parton’s music is experiencing a renewed surge in popularity, with her hit songs recording substantial increases in streaming activity. The development highlights continued listener interest in the singer’s established catalogue, although the headline does not specify which tracks or platforms contributed to the rise.
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Entertainment · The Punch ·
I want my content to speak for common man— Logik Tha Pro
Nigerian creative Logik Tha Pro says his content is intended to represent and address the experiences of ordinary people. The headline highlights his stated focus on using his work to communicate perspectives associated with the common man.
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Entertainment · The Punch ·
I’ll live forever through my music — Pheelz
Nigerian musician and producer Pheelz says he believes his music will preserve his legacy beyond his lifetime. The statement reflects his view that recorded songs can continue to connect him with audiences and keep his artistic identity remembered in the future.
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Entertainment · The Punch ·
Lala’s legacy not a threat to my career — Daughter, Olamide
Olamide, the daughter of Lala, says her parent’s legacy does not threaten or hinder her own career. The report focuses on her perspective on managing a professional identity alongside the expectations or influence associated with Lala’s established reputation.
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Entertainment · The Punch ·
Nollywood needs more love— Queeneth Agbor
Nollywood actress Queeneth Agbor says Nigeria’s film industry needs greater support and appreciation. Her remarks highlight concerns about the level of attention, encouragement or investment directed towards Nollywood, though the headline does not provide further details about the specific measures she is advocating.
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Entertainment · The Punch ·
Filmmaker builds creative hub
A filmmaker has established a creative hub, although the headline does not provide details about its location, purpose, facilities, funding, or the filmmaker involved. The initiative appears focused on supporting or developing creative activity, but further information is needed to clarify its objectives and expected impact.
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Entertainment · The Punch ·
Blacky set for comedy debut with ‘Another Chapter’
Comedian Blacky is preparing to make a comedy debut with a project titled Another Chapter. The headline indicates that the release or performance will mark a new stage in Blacky’s career, although further details about the production, timing and format are not provided.
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Entertainment · The Punch ·
Okechukwu suspends movie premiere to honour Onyeka Onwenu, others
Okechukwu has suspended a planned movie premiere as a tribute to Onyeka Onwenu and other individuals being honoured. The decision links the entertainment event to commemorative observances, although the headline does not specify the premiere’s title, the other honourees, or the new schedule.
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Entertainment · The Punch ·
Ashmusy is evil, Phyna cries foul over boxing deal
Reality TV personality Phyna has accused Ashmusy of wrongdoing in connection with a boxing deal, describing her conduct as evil and claiming she was treated unfairly. The report focuses on the dispute and Phyna’s complaints about the arrangement, without establishing the merits of either side’s position.
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Entertainment · Vanguard ·Tell authentic African stories, embrace AI, Tunde Kelani charges young filmmakers
Filmmaker Tunde Kelani has urged young African filmmakers to tell authentic stories rooted in the continent while embracing artificial intelligence and its emerging creative possibilities. His message highlights the need to preserve African perspectives in filmmaking alongside adapting to technological developments shaping the industry.
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Entertainment · Vanguard ·Etta JoMaria makes British Council Film Lab Africa 2 finalists list
Etta JoMaria has been named among the finalists for the second edition of the British Council Film Lab Africa. The recognition places JoMaria in a selected group advancing in the film development programme, though the headline does not provide further details about the other finalists, the selection process or the next stage.
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Entertainment · Vanguard ·Uche Ogbodo turns heads after new facial transformation
Nigerian actress Uche Ogbodo has attracted public attention following a noticeable change in her facial appearance. The development has prompted discussion around her new look, although the headline does not provide details about the nature of the transformation or explain whether it resulted from styling, makeup, or a cosmetic procedure.
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Entertainment · BusinessDay ·BBNaija: What the numbers really say
BusinessDay examines the figures surrounding Big Brother Naija, focusing on what available numbers indicate about the reality television franchise. The report appears to assess measurable aspects of the programme, such as audience, commercial performance or public engagement, while separating numerical evidence from broader perceptions of its impact.
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Entertainment · Nigerian Tribune ·VeryDarkMan mocks NBA backlash, dresses as lawyer
VeryDarkMan has responded to backlash from the Nigerian Bar Association by dressing as a lawyer and mocking the criticism directed at him. The episode highlights his public reaction to the association’s concerns and has drawn attention online.
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Entertainment · Notjustok ·Abi_Vibe Lets The Instruments Speak On 'Sensational' EP
Nigerian artiste Abi_Vibe has released Sensational, an extended play that places instrumental expression at the centre of the project. The release highlights the artiste’s approach to letting the music and arrangements communicate its character, presenting the EP as a work driven primarily by sound.
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Entertainment · The Punch ·
VDM mocks NBA backlash by dressing as lawyer in new video
Controversial figure VeryDarkMan (VDM) responds to backlash from the Nigerian Bar Association (NBA) by appearing dressed as a lawyer in a newly released video. The development highlights his apparent mockery of the association’s reaction, though the headline provides no further details about the video or the NBA’s specific objections.
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Entertainment · Notjustok ·
FYP Lyrics by Blaqbonez & Monochrome
Notjustok publishes the lyrics to FYP, a song by Nigerian artists Blaqbonez and Monochrome. The entry is focused on presenting the track’s written lyrics for readers, with no additional information about its release, production, themes, or wider reception indicated by the headline.
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