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July 31, 2024

Nigeria’s music legend Onyeka Onwenu dies at 72

Onwenu reportedly collapsed after performing at the 80th birthday party of Stella Okolie, Emzor Pharmaceuticals CEO, on Tuesday.

Onyeka Onwenu
July 29, 2024

Actors are ambassadors of peace, won’t participate in #EndBadGovernance protest: AGN

“The congress has dissociated the guild from the proposed national protest and demonstration from August 1, 2024,” said Rollas.

Emeka Rollas (Credit: Nigerian Guardian)
July 29, 2024

BBNaija: Mbadiwe twins emerge as first heads of house

However, this season’s HOH role comes without immunity from eviction or the power to save or replace housemates.

BBNaija
July 29, 2024

Burna Boy surprises fans with eighth studio album announcement

“Album dropping at 12:00 a.m.,” Burna Boy wrote on X without revealing the album cover, tracklist, or title.

Burna Boy
July 28, 2024

BBNaija season 9 kicks off with 28 housemates

The grand prize for this season is a spectacular N100 million.

BBNaija
July 28, 2024

Protest like voting is civic duty: Chidi Mokeme

Mr Mokeme said that government officials have consistently been insincere and untruthful to the people who supposedly elected them.

Chidi Mokeme
July 26, 2024

FG moves to block release of Nancy Isime movie featuring Nigerian women in hijab

NFVCB said it was inundated with complaints regarding the upcoming movie and has since contacted the movie producers to “address the concerns raised.”

Nancy Isime
July 24, 2024

Netflix hikes subscription prices by 40% in Nigeria second time this year

Netflix said it may also adjust plans and pricing to respond to local market changes.

Netflix
July 24, 2024

Asake set for second performance at O2 Arena

“I’m super excited to announce that my tour ‘Lungu Boy World Tour’ is coming to a city near you.’’

Asake used to illustrate story.
July 24, 2024

Court document reveals P Diddy paid $1 million for Tupac assassination

The “deadly rivalry” between Diddy’s Bad Boy Records on the East Coast and Tupac’s Death Row Records, then owned by Marion “Suge” Knight on the West Coast, was not a secret in the hip-hop

Diddy and Tupac