Banky W and Mai Atafo take relationship to new level
For those who don't know, anytime you see Banky W in a suit it's definitely made by leading fashion stylist, Mai Atafo.
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Breaking: D'banj, Banky W become Ciroc ambassadors
At a special event held today, February 6, 2015 at Intercontinental Hotels in Victoria Island, Lagos, the duo were unveiled by Joe Nazel, the head of Ciroc Nigeria.
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'Don Jazzy is willing to re-unite with me if the money is right' – D’banj
This year, 2015, the Nigerian music industry is likely to witness the shocking re-union of DB Records boss, D’banj and Mavin records boss, Don Jazzy.
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Nollywood gets another N2b fund from Goodluck Jonathan
Nigeria’s president, Goodluck Jonathan has set up a presidential intervention scheme to improve the technical and professional capacity in the value chain of the Nigerian movie industry.
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N1b generated from Lagos Countdown 2013 – LASAA boss
Not less than N1b must have been generated at the last edition of Lagos Countdown, the music festival organised by the Lagos State Government as part of the tourism drive of the government.
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Tony Elumelu Foundation commits $100M to raising new entrepreneurs
TEEP, the flagship entrepreneurship programme of the Tony Elumelu Foundation, aims to create 10,000 businesses that span the continent, generating 1,000,000 new jobs and contributing at least $10 billion in annual revenue to the African economy.
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BBHotshots: Rwanda, Namibia drop out of $300,000 race
Rwanda's representative at the Big Brother Hotshots, Frankie and Namibian music act, Permithias, evicted from the ongoing BBHotshots on Sunday, November 9, 2014.
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Quilox emerges Nigeria's most expensive night club
Peller, who had an earlier stint at Nu Grotto, before leaving controversially, says the estimate covers the cost of the property, the internal club structure, fittings and assets as well as identified brand equity.
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Jimmy Iovine leaves Interscope Records, joins Apple
Jimmy Iovine has announced he’s leaving Interscope Records and will be joining Apple following the tech company’s $3 billion purchase of Dr. Dre and Iovine’s Beats Electronics.
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NET SPECIAL FEATURE: Business model threatens existence of record labels
Nigerian record labels are facing horrendous times, with the likelihood of most of them packing up, Nigerian Entertainment Today investigations have revealed. If the local business model is not overhauled to accommodate the peculiarities of a chaotic system, at least 10 labels will either close shop or move into other aspects of entertainment, experts told us over the weekend...
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