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Government should fish out my dad’s killers —Joel Amadi
It was a Friday evening and Kennis Music star, Joel Amadi, who was working on a new song in Lagos, got a call that his father was missing. News was already flying about the spate of killings in Southern Kaduna but Joel never expected it to…
Tech clients find it hard to believe I’m a music star —RainyMilli
Despite years of success as an IT entrepreneur in London, the United Kingdom, Daniel Nejo’s passion for music meant that it was only a matter of time before he would return to the entertainment scene. The musician, who is popularly known as…
Having hits does not equate to wealth in the industry – Steve Osagie
Steve Osagie is a UK-based music business consultant and professional with over 15 years of experience in nurturing and managing artistes. In this interview by SEGUN ADEBAYO, he discusses the status of Afrobeats, the challenges of managing…
How I got clients to entrust me with millions —Ayodele Donye
Ayodele Donye is popular Nigerian jeweller who enjoys patronage of the crème-de-la-crème of the society. In this interview by SEGUN ADEBAYO, he sheds light on the peculiarities of the business as well as his plans to go global, among other…
I don’t chase lifestyles beyond my reality —Vector
Famous Nigerian rapper, Olanrewaju Ogunmefun, popularly known as Vector does not believe in jumping on the band wagon to put his music in the minds of the people despite the pressure to do so. Having emerged as one of the most successful…
Why I chose morality over nudity —Johnny Drille
Mavins Record act, John Ighodaro, fondly called Johnny Drille, is a popular name in the Nigerian music industry who became famous with making covers to popular songs . The award-winning alternative singer, in this dialogue with ADEOLA…
There are dream killers in movie industry —Haruna
Fast-rising actress and movie producer, Omoyeni Haruna may have joined the movie industry quite recently but she has had her fair share of the good and bad moments that have shaped her career.With about five movies to her name, Haruna says…
How I emerged one of Australia’s leading artistes —Sophiegrophy
Australia-based Nigerian-born Sophie Olowokere, popularly known as Sophiegrophy, is currently making strides in the world of new wave hip hop and underground club culture. Highly regarded among the class of leading artistes to have emerged…
I still have so much to offer – Ronke Oshodi-Oke
Ronke Oshodi-Oke is a household name, especially in the Yoruba movie industry having graced the screens for decades. The veteran actress, who is undergoing a rebranding process shares some of her plans on movie and music, among other with…
How I landed the role of Halita —Chisom Agoawuike
Chisom Agoawuike is the lead actress in ‘Halita’, one of the most-watched Nigerian shows on Africa Magic Showmax. The in-form actress studied public health but has found herself in the entertainment limelight after landing the much coveted…