Tiara‘s parents, Sisi Yemmie & Yomi did justice in making her first birthday, a lasting memory. Check here for photo proof. Tiara’s first birthday party was nothing short of special; it was ‘PINKTASTIC’. The venue was a burst of pink in different shades with decor by Naphtali Events &
Kylie Jenner the beauty mogul invites her sister Kendall Jenner for a makeover and the outcome is nothing short of beautiful. Watch as Stormi’s mom creates a fresh look for the model and Kendall recalls Kylie’s old high school beauty routine. Here’s a sneak peek!
Meet Ayoyinka Abiodun as King Bondu Alaska is a well-known feared and respected King in his community. His judgment is final, and his ways are corny. He gives judgments for the betterment of the community but mainly for his own personal interests. He takes advantage of every given situation
Fast-rising music star, Oxlade comes through with a new single titled “Breathe” which serves as an interlude to his forthcoming album “Before the Air Comes“. “Breathe” was produced by Yung Ace. Listen to the track below.
Dr. Dolor Entertainment is unveiling its new star, Nikita, with the release of her brand new project “Better Days EP.” Nikita’s “Better Days” is her debut project and the 4-track body of work is an embodiment of what Nikita represents. “Better Days” talks hope for the
It’s the end of an era. M.I. has released his highly-anticipated 10th body of work titled “Judah“, and with it announced his exit from Chocolate City and the creation of his new label, Incredible Music. M.I. joined Chocolate City in 2007 and became the CEO in 2015, and has so
Apala Hip-Hop artist, Terry Apala is back with his first hit in 2020 titled “Lock Up“. On this fresh single, he features songbird Niniola who adds her unique voice that is guaranteed to blow your mind. “Lock Up” is produced by Zaki Magic and mixed by Marquai Mixx. Listen to the
Twitter has been buzzing with questions since former CEO of Chocolate City, M.I., announced his exit from the record label after 13 years. The rapper has dropped a new EP titled “Judah” under his new label, Incredible Music. He made the announcement on Instagram with a video that has
Burna Boy now tagged the ‘Global Giant’ by GQ Magazine got featured on the Spring/Summer issue, showcasing his iconic style. Photographed by Prince Gyasi, Burna Boy talks to the publication about music, authenticity, and letting the world cross over to him. On his Grammy Nomination: My uncle ran
No time to die, guys. Fans of James Bond‘s “No Time to Die” starring Daniel Craig will have to wait because the highly anticipated movie has been rescheduled for November. The James Bond sequel was set for debut on March 31st in London, and April 10th in North America, and
First Snapchat, then Instagram, WhatsApp, and now … Twitter! Apparently Twitter has been developing a new Stories feature called Fleets, reportedly for more than a year, and it’s ready to finally start testing it. Fleets represent a way for Twitter to better rival Instagram, Snapchat, and
Nigeria has sealed its place as Africa’s largest economy after the South African economy contracted for two consecutive quarters. According to report by Bloomberg, South Africa’s Gross Domestic Product shrank by 1.4 per cent in the fourth quarter of 2019, following a revised 0.8 per cent
Earlier this month, we exclusively reported on how Andela is still struggling to find job placements for the more junior engineers on its roster, alongside the internal communication issues that have riddled the developer outsourcing company. This followed an earlier announcement from the company that it is shutting
A new film version of “Cinderella,” set to premiere in 2021, is in the works and will feature Billy Porter as Cinderella’s Fairy Godmother. But, Porter says he will portray the Godmother as genderless. Based on an idea by James Corden, who will costar as a footman, Cinderella will
The highly anticipated 2020 summer Olympics in Tokyo could possibly be postponed due to the coronavirus infection spreading across Japan, according to the country’s Olympics minister Seiko Hashimoto. In a response to a question in Japan’s parliament, Hashimoto said that Japan’s contract with the International Olympic