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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.
Ghanaian artist manager, Flow Delly, has lamented the lack of support for music talents in Ghana. The former manager of award-winning rapper Medikal observed that several talented musicians in the industry struggle with their careers despite their potential. Flow Delly described it as heartbreaking to see many gifted artists fail to succeed due to inadequate support and resources. “We all know there are so many talented artists out there who need help. It’s heartbreaking to see artists with great potential struggle. “Working with Medikal gave me direct exposure to some of the industry’s major challenges,” he lamented. He further stressed the need for proper structures such as investment to support artists. “From financial investments to structural improvements and a well-organized logging and royalty system, we need frameworks that ensure artists are fairly compensated for their creative works,” he added.
In the film "Seven Doors," a scene featuring actor Femi Adebayo as a king includes a continuity error: ankle beads visible in one shot are absent in the next. Despite this, fans have praised the movie's overall quality. One viewer remarked, "Bead or no bead, this movie ate." Another commented, "You can never be perfect, but the movie is very interesting." These responses highlight the film's strong reception, with audiences focusing on its merits rather than minor flaws.
Renowned Malawian musician Tay-Grin’s house in Area 43, Lilongwe, was ravaged by a fire on Monday evening, destroying property worth millions of kwacha. According to eyewitnesses, the fire started around 5 pm when Tay-Grin was in the studio recording music. The musician told reporters that he received a call informing him of the fire, and by the time he arrived at his house, the fire had already spread.
According to the wedding invitations, the traditional 'Gusaba & Gukwa' ceremony will take place on March 8, 2025, at Juru Park, Rebero in Kigali. The intimate celebration will bring together their loved ones for a special reception. Speaking to InyaRwanda, Ngarambe revealed that she and Jordan officially married in Canada on February 10, 2024, with both a civil and church wedding. She explained that they chose to hold the Rwandan cultural ceremony at home so their families, who couldn’t attend the Canada wedding, could be part of their journey. “We wanted to come to Rwanda to share this moment with our parents and family members who couldn’t attend our wedding in Canada. It is a way to celebrate our love and honor our traditions,” she said.
The saying, ‘old flames die hard,’ seemed to hold as Fuji maestro King Wasiu Ayinde Marshal, known as Kwam1, reunited with his estranged wife, Fathia ‘Titi Marshal’ Titilola, during his mother’s burial in Ijebu, Ogun State. Kwam1 announced the death of his mother, Halima Anifowoshe, on Saturday, and per Islamic rites, she was buried the same day. The emotional moment [laying his mother to rest] was marked by tears rolling down the 67-year-old cheeks as he bid farewell to his mother. A viral video from the burial showed Ms Marshal and Kwam1’s newest wife, Emmanuella Aderopo, offering condolences to him.
Appearing in an interview on Galaxy TV, the “Gwokutte Gwobba” singer narrated that she got to learn about her late mother’s job from her grandmother who used to often tell her. She further explained that when she tried cross-checking through her mother’s suitcase to figure out if she could get an outfit to put on, she found that most of them were skimpy. “If you remember stripper clubs, my mother was a stripper. When I went to check in her suitcase to figure out an outfit to deck on, I didn’t find any because most of them seemed like those of prostitutes,” Uncle Chumi said.
TikTok star Hamzat Habeeb Adelaja, known as Peller, shared his joy in a video after gospel singer and pastor Nathaniel Bassey mentioned him during the Hallelujah Challenge.
Nigerian singer and songwriter Alexander Adelabu, known as Magixx, has shared his ambitions for significant achievements in his career. In a recent interview, the Mavin Records artist, who has expressed that music has always been a part of his life, stated that his aspirations for greatness are driven by his desire to improve his quality of life. “If you want better stuff for yourself, if you want a better life for yourself, you have no choice but to work your way up. And a very fundamental part of that is to aspire for big things. I dream big. I want everything. I want stadiums; I want big collaborations. I want to be everywhere. I want to tour the world. I want to impact people’s lives with my music. I want everything that looks like it’s not possible,” he said.
Red Panther Music Productions, the record label belonging to artiste manager, Christopher Nelson, popularly known as Mr. Logic, has debunked claims made by former signee, Monique Spence. In a statement issued by the Head of Public Relations, Aaron Martins, he noted that the artiste Monique Spence, popularly known as Mo' Spence, agreed to bear all service and production costs provided by the label until the end of their contract. "Monique Spence professionally signed a managerial contract with the record house, which obliges all services and production costs provided by the label to be borne by the artiste until the end of the duration. "The label secured all necessary visual production arrangements with selected visual production houses. Unfortunately, the artiste has not fulfilled scheduled attendance," the statement read. The statement further noted that the record label bears the cost of where the musician stayed during her stay in the country.
A report shared by Judith Addison of Beyond Burns International, a dedicated non-profit organisation committed to providing advocacy and support for burns survivors, indicates that Mawuli's situation is dire and needs immediate attention. “Beyond Burns International got an SOS that something unfortunate has happened. We came here today and veteran actor Mawuli Semevo has been involved in severe fire accident. I came here to see him and his life is hanging in the balance," Judith said in the video report posted on their social media pages. According to her, Mawuli was sleeping in his house when it caught fire.
“No, I’m not married,” rapper EL said when asked about his marital status, adding that he is currently in the market and that anyone interested in a committed relationship can get in touch with him. According to the rapper, he was once very close to getting married to a woman he believed he would spend his life with, but unfortunately, it never happened. He shared this in an interview with MX24 TV. “I came very close because when you find somebody and at the back of your head is like ‘I’m gonna marry her,’ but unfortunately that didn’t happen, so I’m still in the market,” he said. EL signs on to Sony Music Publishing West Africa EL was also asked whether he preferred social media messaging or phone calls. He said he preferred messages because he does not like talking too much. The rapper explained that this preference came with age.