- Wednesday, June 24, 2026
BusinessDay
Olu Jacobs, veteran Nollywood actor is alive and well, persons close to his family have confirmed. Betty Irabo, Founder of...
While Nigerian parades many gifted artists, Oluwole Omofemi stands out with his unique technique and bold paintings. Omofemi, a contemporary...
Wole Soyinka, the first African Nobel Laureate in Literature (1986) will take centre stage at The Africa Centre, London in...
‘Remembering Tomorrow’, a 3D animated videos, has premiered in Lagos, with unveiling passing salient messages, especially from a ‘Lesson at...
Grammy-winning artist Burna Boy is back with his first single of 2024, “Higher.” The song features an Amapiano sound and...
Nigerian music continues its meteoric rise, with artists experiencing a surge in opening-day streams on Spotify. TurnTable Charts, the authority...
As Damini Ebunoluwa Ogulu (Burna Boy) shatters records in the United States, making history as the highest-grossing African artist in...
The year was 2001 and legendary DJ and on-air personality, Abass Abayomi Tijani (DJ Abass), introduced Solek Crew to the...
Inkblot Productions’ latest cinematic release, “Muri & Ko,” has stormed Nollywood with a remarkable N66 million in ticket sales, aiming...
Nick Imudia, former chief executive officer of Konga, unfortunately, passed away on Tuesday. Imudia, who was most recently the Group...
Afrobeats star Rema is sparking rumours of a rift with his label Mavin Records. The singer behind the hit “Calm...
Nigerian rapper Olamide has announced a new project titled “IKIGAI (生き甲斐)” Vol. 1. The announcement was made on social media...
In this interview, Joseph Abiagom, President of Label and Publishing at Aristokrat Group, discusses the recently concluded Nigerian Music Industry...
The Wild Africa Fund, a global non-profit, has launched “Music for Wildlife,” a dynamic concert series bringing African artistes together...
Amapiano, a South African music genre, recorded 1.4 billion streams on Spotify in 2023. This infectious sound, which ignited a...
