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Nissi Claims She Is a Better Singer Than Burna Boy, Reviving an Old Family Debate

Nigerian singer Nissi has sparked fresh debate online after claiming she is a better singer than Burna Boy, her Grammy-winning brother. The comment quickly drew attention because Burna Boy is one of Nigeria’s biggest Afrobeats stars and has built a global reputation around his distinctive voice and musical style. However, the claim is not entirely…

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Nollywood Actress Atinuke Kareem Dies After Breast Cancer Battle

The death of Nollywood actress Atinuke Remilekun Kareem has reopened a difficult conversation about how Nigerian actors and actresses cope with serious illnesses when treatment becomes too expensive. Kareem died after battling breast cancer, with the Ogun State chapter of the Theatre Arts and Motion Pictures Practitioners Association of Nigeria (TAMPAN) announcing her death on…

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The Headies Gospel Controversy: Why Organisers Say Gospel Artistes Are Not Sidelined

The Headies gospel controversy has taken a new turn after organisers of Nigeria’s biggest music awards rejected claims that gospel and inspirational artistes are deliberately kept out of the show’s major categories. The response came after Afrogospel singer Gaise Baba questioned the treatment of faith-based music in an open letter. He argued that gospel artistes…

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Nigerian Afrobeats Streaming Numbers: Burna Boy Leads Spotify While Wizkid Rules Pandora

The latest Nigerian Afrobeats streaming numbers are showing something more interesting than a simple ranking of who has the most streams: different platforms are telling different stories about Nigeria’s biggest music stars. Burna Boy leads the latest Spotify comparison, with nine songs reportedly crossing 300 million streams across all credits. Tems follows with five, while…

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NFVCB Stops Living in Colors Premiere as Movie Censorship Rules Come Under Spotlight

The planned Living in Colors premiere in Lagos has been stopped by the National Film and Video Censors Board (NFVCB), but the controversy goes beyond the movie itself. The case has raised fresh questions about NFVCB movie censorship, how filmmakers handle classification rules and what happens when a production reaches the public before regulators approve…

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