Ogun State Police have launched a probe after a viral video showed Nigerian singer Portable handcuffed, distressed and allegedly beaten during detention over a clash with his baby mama, Ashabi Simple. The force condemns any mistreatment and vows action against officers if misconduct is confirmed.
Record producer Rexxie says Seyi Vibes and his team attempted to manufacture a rivalry with Asake for clout, but Asake’s camp ignored the move, according to recent comments during a livestream.
Read MoreLagos State Police have arrested popular TikTok influencer Habeeb Hamzat, aka Peller, after a viral livestream showed him driving dangerously and crashing his car in what the police described as an attempted suicide and public endangerment.
Read MoreRising Afrobeats star Fola apologizes after his first headline Lagos show ended abruptly due to overcrowding and safety concerns, saying fan safety comes first and promising to make things right.
Read MoreControversial singer Portable says he has supported more individuals in the Nigerian music industry than top stars and executives such as Don Jazzy and Olamide. His bold remarks have sparked fresh debate online.
Read MoreVeteran Nigerian musician 2Baba reveals his first son Nino Idibia prefers a future in medicine over music — despite his skills on the saxophone.
Read MoreOrganizers of Burna Boy ’s “No Sign of Weakness” US tour have cancelled at least two North American dates after weak ticket sales and public controversy surrounding a recent concert incident.
Read MoreSammy West, brother of actress Regina Daniels, has come under public scrutiny after being remanded to prison amid family and legal tensions. This biography covers his background, key family ties, and the current dispute surrounding his detention.
Read MoreVeteran musician 2Baba says his 2004 hit “African Queen” is both a blessing and a burden — the song catapulted his career but now overshadows his entire catalogue.
Read MoreGrammy-winner Angélique Kidjo says she avoids making music for politicians because power is fleeting and artists aligned with it risk losing relevance when regimes change.
Read MoreGrammy-winner Burna Boy made a memorable appearance on The Jennifer Hudson Show, entering through a “Spirit Tunnel” flanked by Yoruba drummers. He discussed his album No Sign of Weakness and showcased Nigerian culture on global television.
Read MoreVeteran Afrobeat legend Femi Kuti credits his lasting career to treating music like medicine—practiced daily, crafted with purpose, and kept real. He challenged rising artists to study their craft, not just chase hits.
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