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Children of late singer Saint Janet describe her final moments before passing
Family members of the late Nigerian musician Saint Janet recount the events leading to her sudden death, noting she suffered from chest pain and difficulty breathing.
Spotify launches AI artist labels and restricts automated music in recommendations
Spotify is introducing an AI Persona badge to clearly identify non-human artists, while also removing these profiles from personalized recommendations to improve user trust.
Father of musician Rolex Dee passes away following report of son’s medical crisis in jail
Nigerian musician Rolex Dee's father has died shortly after hearing that his son was vomiting blood while detained by the police.
Davido labels Paulo Okoye as broke following criticisms of the Afrobeat genre
Davido publicly insulted Paulo Okoye, calling him broke after the music promoter questioned the health of the Afrobeat genre due to high artist fees.
Late Mother Opposed Jude Okoye Managing P-Square, Eldest Brother Reveals
Henry Okoye, brother of the former P-Square members, claims their late mother disapproved of Jude Okoye managing the music duo, detailing past family tensions and financial disputes.
May D Plans to Address History with Okoye Family Amid Ongoing Dispute
Former Square Records artist May D has signaled his intent to publicly share his experiences with the Okoye brothers as their internal family feud continues to capture public attention.
Public Outcry: Nigerian Stars Defend Peter Okoye Following Critical Comments by Jude
A group of Nigerian celebrities has rallied around Peter Okoye after his brother Jude made disparaging remarks about the trajectory of Peter's music career.
Sean Combs’ Prison Release Date Pushed Back
Federal authorities have moved Sean Combs' release date to February 20, 2028, following a notable career and a high-profile criminal conviction.
Bankulli criticizes Paulo Okoye for claiming Afrobeat is declining
Music executive Bankulli has countered claims by show promoter Paulo Okoye that Afrobeat is dying, asserting that rising performance fees reflect industry growth rather than a decline.
Peter Okoye states Jude is suing to block P-Square performances
Peter Okoye claims his brother Jude is seeking a legal injunction to prevent him from performing songs recorded under the P-Square name.