Peter and Paul of P-Square have finally reunited after 5 years of a bitter public battle – much to the excitement of fans.
News of the much loved Nobody Ugly and Bank Alert singing twins’ reconciliation began to circulate early in November when they both re-followed each other on social media before Paul’s estranged wife, Anita, shared a video of Peter taking Continue reading
Professor Victor Uwaifo the man behind the hit tune “Joromi” has died aged 80 today Saturday 28th August.
Peter de Rock Uwaifo, one of his children, broke the news in a facebook post in the last two hours. It is thought that he he was hospitalised following an illness but did not pull through.
“Daddy whyyyyyyyyyy. Continue reading
Should we take a leaf from these people’s book if you are looking to blow in Nigeria and are from abroad.
In the streets of UK, these two were relatively unknown.
Kafilat Kareem, popularly known as ACupofKhafi was an ordinary UK police officer living in London, used by Scotland Yard as its poster girl to encourage people of ethnic minority into the force.
While a police officer, the 20 year old Ekiti girl was trying Continue reading
Take it back, where were you and what were you up to when this song came on air?
It never ends well if it the follow up isn’t: Continue reading
Probably caught up in pampers and bah bah black sheep.
Ice Prince’s Shots on Shots featuring Sarkodie
Anyhow, despite my age and being a mummy, rap never left me and only just discovered #shotsonshots.
The beat got me and as I am easily inspired by words, Continue reading
Have you heard the song Softwork? Goodness me!
Person be dey try bring me up to speed with the latest tunes inside Nigeria. Them show me Soldier by Falz and Simi but na Soft catch my attention and need I say my static Samsung ringtone has swiftly been changed.
You will like this song if you like soft rap. The beat alone with that “mama look at how we made it” lyrics can make you fall in love quickly.
A month after upload, it had about 500,000 views, and now Continue reading
I was at Burgess park with the children, thinking of how I am going to fund and complete my ILR application when a flat across the road began blasting Mansa by the Ghanaian musician Bisa Kdei.
I do not understand the language, but the tune with the line ‘a,a,a,a’ – a very understandable word – made me start dancing and forget my worries for the minute.
It is the same guy that sang Continue reading