Top 5 Nigerian Music Stars Beef Which Have Been Marked Resolved in Recent Time.

Below are top 5 Nigerian music stars beef which have been marked resolved in recent time.

1. Davido Vs Sinzu

 

The cold war between Davido and US based Nigerian rapper Sinzu a.k.a Saucekid started after Davido started performing the latter’s song at his concerts. The two collaborated on Sinzu’s last hit song, Carolina.

What Oge Okoye Did With Her Friends as She Turned 35 on Sunday (Interesting!)

Actress Oge Okoye turned a year older on Sunday, November 22 and she held a party on a yacht with some celebrity friends to celebrate.

The screen star had rapper Phyno as well as actress Ebube Nwagbo, Ini Edo, Tana Adelana, Gideon Okeke and TV host Ehis in attendance. The 35-year-old first caught our eyes in the movie Spanner in 2002 and 13 years after she is still as relevant in the Nigerian movie industry.

Burna Boy ‘re-hires’ his mother Bose Ogulu as his manager

Dancehall musician Burna Boy has ‘re-hired’ his mother  Bose Ogulu  as his manager,

This comes after in July 2014, the singer fired his mum on Twitter saying, ‘At this point in my life and career it is time to let my mother be my mother nd let my manager be my manager, therefor Bose Ogulu is longer my manager’. 

Adele’s ’25’ Album Sells Record 2.3 Million U.S. Copies In First Three Days

British singer Adele’s new album “25’’ has sold a record 2.3 million copies in the U.S. in the first three days of its release, Nielsen Music said on Monday.

The monster sales for the first three days mean Adele will break the first week sales record currently held by boy band NSync’s 2000 album “No Strings Attached,’’ which opened with 2.4 million copies.

Ayo Mogaji accuses younger actors and actresses of using sex to secure brand endorsement deals

Veteran actress Ayo Mogaji  has accused younger actors of securing brand endorsement deals  with sexual favours,

Mogaji said that she does not understand what disqualifies older Nollywood stars  from such life changing opportunities as endorsements.

She  expressed her  shock at the fact that   some people still think that older  stars have not done enough and  only  new faces  can sell products and services.

Addressing the issue of her romance with Nollywood actor Jibola Dabo , she disclosed that he is only the  baby daddy.

SOURCE: News24

Dubai says it will host 200 Nigerians on paid trips for 2016 Dubai shopping festival in January

The Dubai Corporation for Tourism and Commerce Marketing on Tuesday said it had concluded plans to host 200 Nigerians on paid trips for 2016 Dubai Shopping Festival in January. Mrs Stella Obinwa, the Regional Director, Africa International Operations of the corporation, made the disclosure to newsmen at the ongoing Akwaaba Travel Expo in Lagos.

Obinwa said that the trips were for the corporation’s frequent Nigerian customers and consumers. She said the idea was to strengthen the tourism and cultural relationship between Nigeria and Dubai, United Arab Emirate. “This is our first time of attending Akwaaba Travel Expo and our aim is to highlight Dubai as a shopping and family destination of choice.

Top 5 Richest Comedians In Nigeria, Their Net Worth And Charge Per Event

Below is a list of top 5 Nigerian comedians who have successfully created a good niche for themselves in the comedy world. 
The list includes their estimated net worth and their charges per event.

5. AY
Ayo Makun is a multi-award winning Nigerian actor, comedian, radio and T.V presenter, actor, writer, director and MC. He hails from Ondo State but prefers to be known as a 'Warri boy'.

 

He is said to be a lover of taste, distinction and of course money. His AY Live annual show fetches him around N160 million. In popular demand, AY bags between N1 to N2 million per event, while his annual income is put at N280 million. With a net worth of N800 million, AY can surely boast of exotic cars and choice properties. Also, his 30 days in Atlanta has been dubbed the highest grossing Nollywood movie ever.

Artistes should show more respect to producers, Why???

Unlike what many people outside the "circle" think, the entertainment industry is a "crazy" place. Those who put in most of the work to make an artiste popular and relevant remain in the shadows, while the artiste who in most cases puts in less than 40% gets all the glory and fame. Especially in a country like ours where vocal dexterity and lyrical content has little or no import in the music scene. Maybe that's why it is called Showbiz, not talentbiz; the business of showing people what they want to see, while hiding what truly goes on.

Truly, there is absolutely nothing wrong with the above system as long as everyone gets their due share of respect and financial return. Garbage in, garbage out, and everyone who isn't a greedy maniac should be satisfied. But this is not what happens, is it?