Adokiye Fubara David-West Horsfall, known as Romeo WJ (Aboli), is a Nigerian comedian, social media personality, and musical artist. He gained popularity through his Instagram videos, which often used rap criteria like metaphor and pun. He was signed under Kings Nations' leadership.
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Music executive Paulo Okoye has claimed that afrobeats singer Rema overprices himself. In a chat with media personality Ifedayo Olarinde, aka Daddy Freeze, Paulo stated that Rema needs to do more shows and attract a huge fanbase to earn his price tag. He said: “Rema is on another level, he’s a Gen Z superstar. He’s our major face of African music. They [Western world] regard Rema the same way they regard American artists.
Renowned filmmaker Guy Ritchie is currently directing his latest action-adventure film, Fountain of Youth, with significant portions being shot at Egypt's archaeological sites. The film stars John Krasinski and Natalie Portman as estranged siblings, Luke and Charlotte Purdue, who embark on a global quest for the mythical Fountain of Youth. ENTERTAINMENT WEEKLY Production began in early 2024, with filming locations including Bangkok, Vienna, and Liverpool. WIKIPEDIA In Egypt, the crew has been capturing scenes at iconic sites such as the Pyramids of Giza, Luxor, and the Valley of the Kings. The Egyptian government has been actively promoting its cultural and historical sites to global filmmakers, offering streamlined procedures, logistical support, and competitive incentives to attract maj
Ghanaian-Canadian artist Empress Ghadafi is making waves in 2025 with the release of two captivating singles, ‘Seeing Is Believing’ and ‘Ma Name’, setting the stage for her highly anticipated project, Mixtape Vol. 1. A visionary in the music industry, Empress Ghadafi seamlessly blends Afrobeat, hip-hop, and jazz, creating a signature sound that resonates with a diverse global audience. After a brief hiatus to focus on her groundbreaking fashion initiative, Africa Fashion Week Toronto (AFWT), she is now fully immersed in her musical journey, bringing a fresh and evolved creative energy to the scene. Her latest release, ‘Seeing Is Believing’, is a powerful anthem of perseverance and resilience, encouraging listeners to trust their experiences and embrace reality. On the other hand, ‘Ma Name’ is a bold declaration of self-confidence and lyrical mastery, solidifying her position as a dominant force in the industry.
Nollywood actress Olayinka Solomon, widely recognized as Ogo Mushin in Yoruba cinema, has taken to social media to honor her longtime friend Adewumi Fatai with a heartfelt message filled with gratitude and affection. Recently, the actress, who has just welcomed a baby boy with her husband, posted on her Instagram account, featuring a photograph of her friend. In her message, she conveyed profound appreciation for their enduring friendship that has lasted for many years. In her tribute, the proud mother of three boys highlighted Adewumi’s unwavering loyalty and support, particularly acknowledging her role in organizing her son’s dedication ceremony in Nigeria.
Fido has kicked off 2024 on a high note with his hit record 'Joy Is Coming' which is currently dominating social media. The rising star is set to continue this momentum as he has secured hitmaker Kizz Daniel for the remix of his hit song. Kizz Daniel teased the remix on his Instagram account on January 15, 2024 with the caption "Let the year begin Joy is coming". The upcoming remix has excited listeners eager to hear how both artists combine. 'Joy Is Coming' released in December 2024 is Fido's third single following 'Mr. Lover' and the viral hit 'Awolowo'. The song has enjoyed commercial success having gone viral on TikTok and garnered over 12 million streams on Spotify. It reached the summit of streamng charts as well as becoming his first number 1 record on TurnTable Top 100. The remix is expected to continue Fido's run in the mainstream as he aims to become one of the breakout stars of 2025.
In a heartfelt moment that has reignited online reactions, Nollywood stars Yul Edochie and Judy Austin baptized their second son in a ceremony rich with tradition and faith. The duo, often in the spotlight for their high-profile love story, marked this spiritual milestone with an intimate church event on December 24th, 2024. Yul shared glimpses of the occasion on his Facebook page, offering fans a peek into the family’s celebration. The photos showcased the couple in regal native attire, radiating unity and pride. One touching image captured Yul holding their first son, Star Dikeh, while Judy Austin cradled their newborn, embodying maternal grace and joy. The baptism has sparked fresh conversations, with fans and critics alike reflecting on the couple’s journey and commitment to their family.
In a disturbing trend, several high-profile Malawian celebrities have had their social media accounts hacked, highlighting the growing threat of cybercrime in the country. The latest victim is musician Nepman, whose Facebook page with 355k followers was compromised while he was in America. Nepman’s experience serves as a warning to other celebrities and individuals with large online followings. He revealed that he lost access to his page on Saturday afternoon, initially believing it to be a minor technical issue. However, his concern turned to alarm when an explicit photo was posted on his page without his consent.
Fast-rising Gambian music star An2 has called on fans and critics alike to stop comparing him to fellow artist ST, saying such comparisons are unnecessary and disrespectful. Speaking at his Talk of the Town album launch concert held at the GCCI Trade Fair Grounds, where ST was one of the guest performers, An2 addressed the issue directly. “I don’t like seeing comments on my social media pages trying to compare me with ST,” he told the crowd. The “Hasidol” hitmaker went on to describe ST as a legend, stressing that he does not see himself in the same league. He emphasized that he has nothing but respect for the Brikama-born rapper and appreciates his contribution to Gambian music.
Saidi said losing his daughter was the worst challenge that broke him in pieces beyond human comprehension. The thespian added that the devil struck again in 2025, a few days before his birthday, and that he is thankful to those who stood by him during the trying times. He wrote, “It has been a tough ride. Last in year, February, on my birthday, I was optimistic with lolaid-outid out plans, and then came the challenges I never envisioned. The worst of which was losing my precious loving and lovable daughter, this broke me in pieces beyond human comprehension.
Actress Bimpe Akintunde has reflected on the insights gained from viewing her colleague Lateef Adedimeji’s latest film, “Lisabi,” available on Netflix. In an extensive post on Instagram, Bimpe highlighted that the film conveyed the important lesson that a man’s achievements are significantly shaped by the support he receives from a woman. She underscored the notion that, in the absence of a woman’s encouragement, a man’s endeavors may ultimately prove fruitless. She wrote: “So I saw LISABI this midnight, and I realize that no matter how powerful you are as a man, without the support of a woman, it’s likely you keep trying and never win; LISABI won the Oloyo war because of A backup of a Brave Woman IKEOLA, moral lesson.
Nigerian music superstar, Divine Ikubor, popularly known as Rema, has made history as the first African artiste to feature on the cover of Rolling Stone magazine. The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports that Rolling Stone is an American monthly magazine that focuses on music, politics, and popular culture. According to Rolling Stone, the Afrobeats sensation known for breaking boundaries on the global stage, is the Cover Star for the April edition of the prestigious magazine. Mavi Records lauded the uncommon feat with a post on its official Instagram page: “Rave Lordé Rema the Afrobeats Visionary, makes history as @Rollingstone USA First African Cover Star!” Following the recognition, the ‘Heis’ crooner thrilled audiences with an electrifying performance at the Rolling Stone concert, performing some of his hit songs, including ‘Dumebi’, ‘Woman’ and ‘Calm Down’.
Angolan singer Godzilla Do Game, expressed this Saturday, March 15, his gratitude for the concern his colleague Preto has for him. In his Instagram story, Godzilla Do Game shared a photo of Preto Show and made it clear that despite not being so close in recent times, his colleague continued to show affection. “Despite the small distance we have today, he cares about me,” wrote the singer. Godzilla Do Game is the author of several musical hits such as “Tá Sair Carapau”, “Tá Lá Dentro”, “Cossa”, “All Horns Are Walking Together”, “Abre o Motor”, among others.
