Dauda Kahutu Rarara
Dauda Kahutu Rarara is a popular Hausa musician known for his strong influence in Northern Nigeria. He gained major attention during the 2015 elections with political songs that connected deeply with the public. His music blends entertainment with real-life issues, especially politics, making him one of the most recognized voices in Hausa music.
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Nigeria
Born
September 13, 1986
Age
39 yrs
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Osebo The Zaraman Set To Marry Mystery Woman; Announces The Wedding Date In An Exclusive Interview – Watch Video
Renowned Ghanaian fashion icon, Osebo the Zaraman, real name Richard Brown, has once again found love and is set to walk down the aisle again. In an exclusive interview with Ghana Weekend News seen by zionfelix.net, the controversial fashion icon revealed that his much-anticipated wedding is scheduled to take place on August 15, 2025.
- Update Feb 9, 2025
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naijanews.comNG - Update Feb 15, 2025
Kenyan Blinky Bill reminisces Bongo hip-hop’s golden era at Sauti za Busara
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thecitizen.co.tzTZ - Update Feb 15, 2025
“I used Nedu to set trap for Verydarkman” — Deeone admits
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gistlover.comNG - Update Jan 16, 2025
Music Executive Paulo Okoye Fires Back at Singer Spyro Over Record Label Allegations
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.
gistlover.comNG - Artist today
Ms Gideon to release first single under Sony Music Africa
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namibian.com.naNA - Update Mar 17, 2025
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Comedian Samson Mucyo also known as Sam Zuby, will on March 29, launch a new comedy campaign designed to uplift communities and create positive social change through entertainment, in Bugesera district. Inspired by the public support he received during his 2024 parliamentary campaign, Mucyo decided to channel his aspirations through comedy despite not securing electoral victory. His growing desire to make a difference beyond the stage, coupled with his observations of challenges facing youth in his community, motivated him to leverage his platform for advocacy and problem-solving. With this new initiative, the comedian plans to unite various comedians for a greater purpose—transforming comedy concerts from mere performances into events that generate meaningful community impact.
newtimes.co.rwRW - Update Mar 5, 2025
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briefly.co.zaSAR - Update Feb 19, 2025
'Imararungu' album is a deliberate Gakondo movement--Victor Rukotana
Musician Victor Rukotana has, for the past two to three years, been regarded as a cowling baby in Gakondo music. He is now showing signs of taking over since releasing ‘Imararungu’ album, his first full-length project since launching his career in music in 2018. Rukotana’s 10-track album is not just a “regular release.” “It is a “deliberate movement to preserve and elevate the Gakondo genre,” he told The New Times. According to the artiste, Imararungu album is deeply rooted in Rwandan culture, primarily through the use of traditional instruments and themes. One of the standout aspects of the album is its recurring motif: the cow. In Rwanda, cows are more than just livestock; they symbolize wealth, wisdom, and cultural pride, representing the country’s rich history in selective breeding and traditional values.
newtimes.co.rwRW - Update Jan 15, 2025
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modernghana.comNG - Update Jan 19, 2025
Tonto Dikeh appeals to Yoruba people to speak English in Instagram exchanges
Nollywood actress Tonto Dikeh has sent out an appeal to Yoruba people on Instagram, begging them to use the English language while fighting on the app. Dropping the appeal via her Instagram story, the actress stressed the importance of her appeal, saying people on the app who do not understand Yoruba need to know who is winning their fights. She also got Ghanaians involved, saying they are as guilty as Yoruba people. She noted that not everyone on the app understands their language, therefore they need to be considerate while engaging in their fights. She wrote, “Dear Yoruba people, Abeg, when una dey try to fight (especially for this Obasanjo app), make una try dey fight with English. "How we want take know who dey win fight. "Ghana people una dey this Whatsapp group too. "Make una they fight with English. "All love from a vawulence prefect”. Tonto often uses social media to drop interesting takes on rather fascinating topics.
pulse.ngNG - Update Feb 9, 2025
Sound engineer Fredyma tips Joseph Matthew for TGMA Urban Gospel Song of the Year
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