NumbXiller is a Tunisian Hip Hop and Trap musician known for his distinctive flow and engaging beats. While specific personal details such as his full name and date of birth are not publicly available, his music has garnered significant attention in the North African music scene.
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The incident happened last year when the renowned broadcaster was covering the Kwafie festival in Dormaa, Bono Region. The event which was the 25th-anniversary celebration of Dormaahene Osagyefo Agyeman Badu II, featured musketry displays. While conducting interviews, the Angel FM journalist was hit in the face by a stray shot that severely damaged one of his eyes, forcing him to seek medical treatment abroad.
Veteran Nollywood actor, famous in the Yoruba film industry, Dele Odule, has recounted the death of his first child. Naija News reports that the movie star, in an interview with his colleague, Kunle Afod, said the death of his child was the saddest moment of his life. Odule said he accepted the demise as the will of God and prayed never to face such a tragedy again. He said, “The saddest moment in my life was when I was told my first child died. It was very hard on me. “It was hard because of the situation surrounding the child’s birth. It was very hard on me but no one can question the authority of God. It was so bad and I do not pray for such anymore.” Speaking about his family and career, Odule said his children have a natural talent for the arts, with one showing potential in acting and another having a talent for singing.
Multiple award-winning Ghanaian musician Kuami Eugene has opened u In an exclusive interview on Joy Prime, Kuami Eugene, who is well-known for his chart-topping circular hits, spoke about his unwavering faith in God and how it has significantly shaped his personal and professional journey. The talented singer, who also wrote gospel singer Empress Gifty's Watch Me, left many people in awe when he addressed rumours about a potential gospel project. He noted that he already has a fully completed gospel album, which he worked on before signing with Lynx Entertainment.p about his Christian faith and the unreleased gospel songs he has recorded.
For the first time since singer Ilerioluwa ‘Mohbad’ Aloba died seventeen months ago, his widow, Omowunmi Aloba, has granted an interview.
The African Music Week (AMW) Accra launch on December 27, 2024, at the Ghana Investment Promotion Centre (GIPC), unveiled plans for the festival set to take place from December 15 to 20, 2025. The event highlighted AMW’s mission to connect Africa’s music industry with global audiences through speeches, panel discussions, and captivating performances. Opening the event, Yofi Grant, CEO of GIPC, emphasized AMW’s potential to boost Ghana’s music tourism. Julz Ossom, AMW’s founder, outlined its vision to strengthen industry connections across Ghana and Canada, while Ruddy Kwakye, CEO of The Rave Group, discussed how music tourism can drive economic and cultural growth. Contributions from key figures enriched the launch. Bessa Simons, MUSIGA President, highlighted music tourism as a vital revenue source for artists.
Nigerian Afrobeats artist Adedamola Adefolahan, widely recognized as Fireboy, has disclosed his intention to improve his relationship with God. In a recent post on his X account, the ‘Iseoluwa’ performer acknowledged that his connection with God is not as robust as it should be and expressed the necessity to address this matter. Taking to his X handle, Fireboy wrote: “I need to get closer to God.” In other news, Renowned veteran Nollywood actress Rita Edochie has conveyed an inspiring message for the upcoming week. In a recent post on her Instagram account, she encouraged her followers to recognize their power in crafting the life they aspire to achieve.
Stanley Ontop has come under fire from Nollywood actress Eucharia Anunobi for spreading false information about her marriage and her profession. The conflict between the actress and Stanley Ontop began when he posted a picture of Eucharia Anunobi with her late son on his social media page with a caption suggesting that her late son's sickle cell disease had negatively impacted her marriage and career. The article, "SICKLE CELL ENDED MY MARRIAGE AND ALSO MY CAREER," described in detail how Eucharia's career and marriage declined as a result of repeated hospital stays, medical expenses, and other associated difficulties. Stanley Ontop wrote, “S.ICKLE CELL ENDED MY MARRIAGE AND ALSO MY CAREER” Actress Eucharia Anunobi recounts I got married in 2000 and had a son, Raymond. From the moment I had him, my marriage began to hit the rocks. It was one hospital visit after another, one medical expense to another. The experience halted our lives and put a strain on our love.
Ghanaian gospel musician cum preacher Sonnie Badu has sparked controversy with his recent statements on women’s hair choices, particularly the use of wigs. Speaking recently during a sermon at the RockHill Church, the US-based Ghanaian preacher asked women to embrace their natural hair, warning that excessive reliance on wigs could have spiritual consequences. Dr. Badu emphasised that a woman’s natural hair holds sacred significance, and covering it with synthetic or human hair wigs might lead to the loss of “glory.” He cautioned that lots of women unknowingly block their spiritual blessings by consistently wearing wigs instead of embracing the natural beauty given to them by God. “There is a glory that comes with being natural. Some of you don’t even know the origin of the wigs you wear on your head, yet you wear them daily without understanding the spiritual implications. Young ladies, learn to love your natural hair,” Dr. Badu passionately stated during his sermon.
Musician Grace Khan might soon be taken back into rehabilitation to deal with her heavy drinking and receive counseling for the depression she is battling. According to the singer’s friend who spoke in the capacity of a counselor and a psychologist revealed that Grace was suffering from Post Traumatic Disorder (PTSD) due to life challenges over the years. He believes that Grace is struggling with keeping up with her celebrity status and relating her situation to the late Whitney Houston who died after a drug overdose. He revealed that the only solution was for them to take her to rehab before she lost her life. “Grace is still my favorite artist but she has to go to rehab. I love her so much and many people have come out to help her but if she doesn’t get rehab and therapy, she will die one day.
Renowned Gakondo musician Massamba Intore has announced the release of his record 12th album, “Mbonezamakuza,” a 27-track masterpiece that celebrates liberation war struggle, patriotism and his legacy by blending traditional Rwandan rhythms with contemporary influences.
Music executive and show promoter Paulo Okoye has responded to allegations made by upcoming singer Spyro regarding his time under Okoye’s record label. In an interview with Echo Room, Spyro revealed his struggles while signed to Paulo’s label, claiming he had to take out loans to support himself because the label provided little to no financial assistance. While acknowledging Paulo as a kind man skilled in show business, Spyro criticized his ability to manage a record label effectively. Reacting via Instagram Stories, Paulo Okoye refuted the claims, sharing receipts that reportedly show he spent N12 million on Spyro without earning anything in return. This comes after Spyro’s recent reflections on his financial journey. The singer revealed he started 2023 with less than 10,000 Naira but has since achieved remarkable success, purchasing cars and multiple houses for himself and his family.
