I don’t know why I’m still relevant – Sound Sultan
Veteran rapper, Sound Sultan, has stated he owes his longevity in the industry to God, adding he has no idea how he has remained in the spotlight till now.
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‘Pray for me, I’m not a fraudster’ – Dammy Krane tells Nigerians
Dammy Krane insisted on his innocence in an interview, saying he is not a fraudster and that he's only all about the music.
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‘As an upcoming actor you have to be patient’ – Doris Simeon
The Nigerian film industry is competitive and holds much potential for all acts and Doris Simeon says up and coming acts have to be patient to reach stardom.
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‘Women are created to rule the world’ – Reni Folawiyo on Forbes Woman Africa
Reni Folawiyo shares with Forbes Woman Africa, just how powerful the resolve of a woman can be and how to achieve your passion now matter the difficulties.
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‘I’m part of Wizkid’s history whether he likes it or not’ – Samklef
Music producer, Samklef said in a recent interview that it was impossible for Wizkid to write his story without penning down his name.
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‘I was called a dog’ – Olu Jacobs recounts racism experiences
Veteran Nollywood actor, Olu Jacobs in an interview discussed the beginning of his career, his father’s opinion on acting and why he chose the UK.
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Jennifer Lawrence graces cover of Vogue’s 125th Anniversary Collector’s issue
Hollywood star, Jennifer Lawrence is on the cover of Vogue September 2017 issue, which is the year’s biggest and most significant issue.
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Why Fela’s daughter wants public office holders to be sworn-in using ‘Ogun’
Afrobeat legend, Fela Kuti's oldest daughter, Yeni Kuti, has advocated for public office holders to be sworn-in via traditional means.
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Yoruba actress, Ifeoluwa Olawale talks on why she turned down Tayo ‘Ijebu’ Amokade
Ifeoluwa Olawale said Tayo 'Ijebu' Amokade, whom she also notes helped her greatly in the industry, had tried proposing to her once but she turned him down.
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Teju Babyface shares what it takes to be a successful comedian
Talk show host and comedian, Teju Babyface, believes being a successful comedian requires consistency and reinvention.
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