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Ndeneh Faal and Jatou Tambadou-Faal, one of the wealthiest couples in the country, spared no expense for their daughter, Fatou Ndeneh's wedding reception at the Coco Ocean Resort and Spa, making it one of the most extravagant events in recent memory. The couple reportedly spent over D7 million on the event, which featured a performance by Grammy-award-winning artist Youssou Ndour and included prominent guests such as business mogul Muhammed Jah and Information Minister Dr. Ismaila Ceesay. Here is an exclusive chat we had with a source close to the Faal family: What's On-Gambia: Was Youssou Ndour paid D4 million to perform at the event? Source: He wasn’t paid the amount you posted. Mbaye Dieye Faye is a family friend of Jatou's. What's On-Gambia: So, what was the payment? Source: I can confirm the total expenditure for the reception was D7 million.
Renowned highlife musician, Agya Koo Nimo has shared valuable health advice with fellow highlife artiste Kwabena Kwabena, warning him against taking hard liquor.
The long-awaited Gather25 event kicked off at BK Arena in high gear, with attendees deeply immersed in worship, praise, and prayer. It was a moment to remember as the crowd danced to the music of Nigerian gospel artist Tim Godfrey, Burundian artists Apollinaire Habonimana, Fabrice, Maya, True Promises Ministries, and more. The event, which runs until March 2 globally, aims to unite the global church in prayer, worship, repentance, and commission, drawing inspiration from the Great Commission (Matthew 28:19–20). If you missed the event in person or online, The New Times covered it for you.
Jemaa el-Fna Square in Marrakech witnessed a unique event, as storytellers managed to set a world record for the longest continuous session in the art of storytelling, as part of the activities of the third edition of the Marrakech International Storytelling Festival. The participants were able to present narrative performances that lasted for 80 hours and 35 minutes without interruption, thus breaking the previous record and entering the Guinness Book of Records. According to the organizers, the event was a celebration of the art of storytelling, an integral part of Marrakesh culture, and the festival was organized in partnership with the Moroccan National Tourist Office. The festival, which took place from January 19 to 26, took the theme of “Joy,” reflecting the spirit of joy and sharing that has always characterized the red city.
Popular Nigerian Afrobeats musician, Patoranking, has been hit by a tragic loss following the death of his younger sister, Chioma, and her husband, George, in a gas explosion at their home. The sad news was shared by Instagram blogger, Cutie Juls, who revealed that the explosion occurred shortly after a housewarming event and the celebration of their child’s birthday. Chioma reportedly died on the spot during the explosion, while her husband, George, initially survived but passed away from his injuries on Wednesday, September 11, 2024.
Nigerian singer Joeboy tells a touching story about how his tough childhood led him to start a foundation to help children facing similar challenges In a recent interview with Isi Ijewere on the “Backstage Banter with Isi show,” Joeboy shared how being sent home from school for not paying fees inspired him to create a positive impact. Joeboy talked about how, during his junior secondary school years, he often had trouble paying his school fees, leading to some embarrassing moments. He remembered one time when his classmates made fun of him, expecting he would be sent home for not settling his fees. This experience left a deep mark on him. He said it inspired him to help those who go through the same difficulties.
A young man who is a funeral DJ has given in-depth knowledge about the amount of money he makes from playing music at funerals. Speaking in an interview sighted by Gh Page, the young man disclosed that even though he is still new in this business, he makes a lot of money from it. He stated that when he started the work, his friends and family members mocked him as they labeled his work as a “stupid” one. However, he claims he is happy he did not listen to them and quit, revealing that he has not regretted it. According to him, he has never gone broke or begged for money ever since he started the work because it is very lucrative.
Nigerian rapper, Odumodublvck has said he had no interest in being famous or rich when he started doing music. Speaking on a recent episode of the Hip TV program Trending, the rapper stated that he never wanted to be famous. He said, “I have never tried to be famous. The way people say they want fame, like the way people say they are looking for money, people want fame. I have never wanted fame. I have never thought about it. “When I started my music career, I never thought of being famous. I only thought about doing nice stuff and impacting people with it.
NEW YORK (AP) — Tune into the Oct. 11, 1975 premiere episode of “Saturday Night Live” — then without “live” in its name — and you may be instantly surprised at some of the bones of the show that are still intact today. There’s the cold open skit, featuring cast members John Belushi and Michael O’Donoghue. At its end, Chevy Chase gingerly walks by the prone bodies of the two actors, playing dead, for the very first call of “Live from New York, it’s Saturday night!” NBC is rebroadcasting that episode Saturday, part of a feast of 50th anniversary programming that includes a three-hour special on Sunday reuniting dozens of past cast members and friends and a homecoming concert from Radio City Music Hall being livestreamed Friday night on Peacock.
Media personality Pearl Thusi posted a video of herself having an adventure. The former Queen Sono actress took on skydiving to kickstart her 2025. Pearl Thusi revealed that she swore she would never skydive ever; however, she changed her decision at the last minute. However, for Pearl, 2025 is all about flying. "I guess this is one way of starting off the year," she wrote. In another Instagram video, she revealed that she never thought she would decide to skydive. I always SWORE I’d NEVER skydive. EVER! But 2025 is 20 20 FLY!!!! To my bro, @eliotdupuis !!! We’re officially bonded for LIFE, fam!!!! We had our heads in the clouds and took that jump together! Wild!!! Thank you to @kendwarockszanzibar for the incredible hospitality!!!!
Grammy-award winning DJ Black Coffee opened up about the tragic plane accident in 2024, which left him injured. The Fetch Your Life hitmaker was involved in a plane accident after his private jet hit turbulence en route to a gig in Mar Del Plata in Argentina. The Black Foundation held an event in Johannesburg to launch the Black Coffee Music Academy. The event took place on 13 March 2025 at Luxx Sandhurst, in Johannesburg North.
In a surprising twist, Portable’s ex-girlfriend Queen Dami is back in the spotlight for criticism after her friend shared details about their relationship. With the recent online drama, it seems like the internet has had its fill. In a recent video, Queen Dami’s close friend shares her thoughts and criticizes the former wife of the late Alaafin of Oyo. The friend claims that Dami frequently returns to Portable Zazu, whose real name is Habeed Okiki Badmus. She mentioned that Dami often praises Portable’s skills in the bedroom whenever they meet and insists he is the only one who can satisfy her. Additionally, the friend pointed out that Dami has expressed a desire to marry Portable because she prefers not to work. Dami’s best friend revealed that she had suggested money-making ideas to Dami several times but was quite serious about it. The short clip managed to grab the attention of a lot of internet users.