Chocolate City parts with another act following ‘mutual understanding’
Chocolate City has parted ways with its first female rapper, Pryse, joining the likes of Brymo, Milli and Ice Prince who have also left the label.
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MI Abaga
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56 greatest Nigerian entertainers of all time
On the anniversary of Nigeria's independence, we want to celebrate those who have and are still working hard to place Nigeria's entertainment industry on the global map.
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18 reasons you will be pained for missing Buckwyld ‘n’ Breathless
These reasons, given by those who attended, will convince you that the 2face Idibia and M.I Abaga headlined concert is the best event of 2016.
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Why does Yung6ix think he is the ‘most successful rapper in Nigeria’?
Yung6ix's confidence in his talent is commendable and in a parallel universe, it should be just enough to get him to the pinnacle of greatness. But we don't exist in a parallel universe, do we?
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Winners emerge at the ‘Last Five Slots’ competition ahead of Buckwyld ‘n’ Breathless
The winners will perform alongside 2baba and MI on stage at the concert that'll hold at Eko Hotel on September 3, 2016.
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African China, Ras Kimono, M.I to perform at ‘Senator Most Distinguished’
Hosted by comedienne, Chigul and packaged by Bunmi Davies, the event will hold on Saturday September 10, 2016 at Muson Center, Onikan.
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Here are the TOP 40 most consistent hitmakers in Africa (Part 3)
Now this is a difficult question; who have been the most consistent African musicians?
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25 things African celebs did before they found fame
Here are 25 popular African celebrities who have previously tried their hands at other jobs - whether out of choice, or sheer desperation for survival.
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How Shina Peller emerged as the biggest night club owner in Lagos
If you are a man about town in the city of Lagos then you'll know 'Quilox Night Club' located on 873 Ozumba Mbadiwe, Victoria Island, Lagos.
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Why Lagos is the capital of African entertainment
The popularity of Lagos and its influence in entertainment transcends the shores of Africa.
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