Rita Dominic, a star from Nollywood, has responded to rumors claiming she obstructed the press during a birthday celebration in Ghana. In her response, Rita firmly rejected these accusations, labeling them as entirely false. She pointed out that, as a public figure, she understands the importance of the press and would never attempt to hinder their work in a public environment, describing such behavior as “lame” and not reflective of her true self. Rita urged everyone to stop circulating nonsensical rumors that have no basis in reality. Here’s her Instastory post below… “Duh a person who does the job i do and is ouit in a public place would not stop the press from doing their job. That’s lame stop making up stories that doesn’ty make sense”

Adekunle Temitope, better known as Small Doctor, has welcomed a new baby with his partner, sparking joy among fans and colleagues in the music industry. He shared the wonderful news on Instagram, where he expressed his heartfelt thanks to his creator for the safe delivery of their child, posting pictures of the baby bump. The gender of the baby has not been revealed, but it was noted that the birth occurred in Canada. His post read, “Alhamdulliah Alhamdulliah Alhamdulliah Robbi Aalamini ?❤️.Welcome to the world sunshine”.

Nigerian international superstar Tems thrilled fans in the South African stop of her 'Born In The Wild' concert. The international superstar performed at The recently opened Dome, Nasrec, Johannesburg, which seats 6,000 people. Tems dazzled fans with a collection of her hit singles while also engaging exciting fans in a meet-and-greet session at the sideline of the concert. South Africa is the first African stop for Tems' Born In The Wild tour after she earlier cancelled a show in Kigali Rwanda. The singer made this announcement on her X account on January 30 in a move that has been praised by both South African and DRC fans. In the post, the Grammy winner shared that she promoted her Kigali concert ignorant of the ongoing crisis between Rwanda and the Democratic Republic of Congo. The 29-year-old star apologised if her actions appeared insensitive to the current political climate while also sharing a thought for all those affected by the conflict.

The organisers of Nigerian Idol have officially announced the return of the talent show for its 10th season on 20 April, with the theme “Your Voice, Your Victory.” At a press conference held Thursday at MultiChoice Studios in Ilupeju, Lagos, the organisers revealed key details about the new season to industry stakeholders, the media, and fans. Anchored by media personality Hero Daniels, the press conference included Bisola Aiyeola, Layi Wasabi, Kiekie, Do2dtun, and Sophia Momodu. Nigerian Idol alums, including Season 9 winner Chima Udoye and Season 7 winner Progress Chukwuyem, attended the event alongside former contestants. Big Brother Naija stars, such as the Mbadiwe Twins and Kellyrae, were also present, along with his wife Kassia.

Nigerian model and fashion entrepreneur Temi Otedola is cherishing a remarkable experience as her husband, Mr. Eazi, surprised her on her 29th birthday. Temi, one of Femi Otedola’s daughters, turned 29 on March 20, bringing joy to her numerous fans on social media. She celebrated by posting a collection of photos of herself in a lovely blue dress. In a series of Instagram stories, the emerging actress shared the details of her surprise birthday celebration. She explained that Mr. Eazi had told her they were going out for breakfast, but she was shocked to discover that he had invited three of her friends who were currently abroad. See some of the reactions below:

Nollywood actress Idia Aisien is gearing up for her first-ever stage performance in Dear Father, a compelling theatrical production premiering in London in June 2025. This marks a significant milestone in Aisien’s career as she steps into the world of live theatre, taking on a co-lead role in a story that delves into family, sacrifice, and the urgent conversation around femicide. Produced by The SUMI Group, Dear Father is the first stage adaptation from The SUMI Writers’ Àtẹ́wọ́ Collection, a body of work under the Invisible Hands catalogue that has been in development for over three decades.

Afrobeats sensations Davido and Omah Lay are listed to perform at the 2025 Couleur Café Festival in Brussels, Belgium, its organisers have said. The organisers of the music fiesta released the names of the headlining artistes in a post on the official Instagram page of the Couleur Café. The post reads: “The lineup is shaping up real nice, right? And the best part? We’re not even done yet,” teasing more artist announcements. Other international artistes slated to perform at the festival include Little Simz, Nathy Peluso, Shenseea and Denzel Curry, among others.

Simi's career has seen her through the days of enchanting gospel numbers down to duets and cross-cultural anthems. As Women's History Month gradually approaches its completion, Pulse spotlights Simi's most iconic songs, from fan favourites to all-time classics. These songs have been selected for their cultural impact, enduring resonance, and commercial success. Here's a ranking of Simi's songs, from the breakout 'Tiff' to the crossgenerational 'Duduke'. 7. Jericho feat Patoranking Off her Omo Charlie Champagne Vol. 1 album, Simi commands the dancefloor on 'Jericho'. Teaming up with Patoranking, the songbird served up a reggae-infused number that has remained a fan favourite.

Olatunji Gbolahan Sulaimon, professionally known as Abanny, is a Nigerian rapper, singer, and songwriter making waves in the music industry. Born on January 17, 2000, in Ogun State and raised in Lagos, Abanny has developed a unique sound that blends Hip-hop, Afrobeats, street pop, Afro-fusion, and Nigerian hip-hop. Coming from an extended family in Ikorodu, Abanny is the third of five children. His passion for music began in Ajegunle, where he was part of a band and cultural dance ensemble during his primary school years. He later moved to Ikorodu, where he completed his secondary education. Inspired by Nigerian rap legend Olamide, Abanny initially pursued a career in rap. However, he soon realized the importance of versatility in the evolving Nigerian music scene. He transitioned from strictly rapping to incorporating Afrobeats elements into his music, a decision that has proven to be a turning point in his career.

Bukola Arugba, a Nollywood actress, has expressed her frustration over the persistent questions regarding her past relationship with ex-husband Damola Olatunji. In a straightforward video on her newly created YouTube channel, she tackled a series of inquiries from her fans, with a significant focus on her previous marriage, divorce, and the idea of reconciliation. When questioned about the possibility of reuniting with Damola, she decisively stated that it will not occur, highlighting that he has moved on with a new partner and urging fans to release the past to avoid interfering with his new journey. She reassured that there is no ill will between them and that they are co-parenting effectively, which she values. On the topic of remarriage, Bukola was clear that she has no current intentions to marry again, as she is content being single and focused on her life.

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’.