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Gloria lbru isn’t your conventional artiste of today, unlike most of her peers, she believes music should be done live and not simulated. The talented  daughter of renowned business mogul, Olorogun Michael Ibru, recently disclosed at the official unveiling of her fresh video  Sugar Mama that  she is doing music which   will still be relevant in the next 30 years. “ I am doing music that will be relevant in 30 years. I don’t want to do music that is forgotten in six months, which is why I am spending so much time and so much money doing the music. Believe me, the money will come back”.

Vigorous indigenous rapper, Reminisce who said his Alaga Ibile album sold up to one million copies upon its release has told Potpourri that he could release an English rap album if the market encourages it. In his words: “I can release an English rap album if people will buy. It is dependent on my audience. My first album had seventy percent English and you guys didn’t buy as much as I thought you would. I sold over a million copies of Alaga ibile without a dance track. You should give me some credit”.

Nigerian Idol Star, Debie Rise, who impressed and thrilled audience of the popular music reality show, ‘Nigerian Idol’ has released her single, ‘Winner’ after signing a recording contract with ‘800 Records.’ Winner as the single is titled, flamboyantly displayed Debie’s energy, passion, love and enthusiasm for music as indeed a winner and not a loser. Debie Rise who had stunned with ‘Gagabu’ and ‘MatchUp’ is gradually catching attention, earning respect of critics and getting a lot of gigs across the nation. Of particular mention are her performances at the Pepsi Gala Nite and several private ‘end of the year’ parties. Puffy Tee, the producer and the man who produced the street anthem ‘Yahoozee’ believes Debie Rise would give the established female acts a run for their talents. According to Puffy Tee, “A lot of people believe Nigerian female acts are not as talented as their male counterparts, ‘Debie Rise will be re-defining the popular opinion because her talent and energy are infecti...

When the popular music producer,  Babatunde Okungbowa a.k.a OJB was down with kidney related disease, and consequently was flown to India for a transplant, two things pre-occupied his mind. They were, the fear of the unknown and that of the mystery of death. But in the mix of these depressing  thoughts, OJB did not give up the hope of cheating death. He went through the surgeon’s knife and came off successfully. Today, the popular music producer is not only bubbling with life again, but he’s championing a worthy cause geared towards affecting the lives of those who are suffering from kidney related diseases. It would be recalled that shortly after his return to the country, OJB set up a foundation called, OJB Foundation, which he is using to solicit support for those suffering from kidney related diseases. He stated that the foundation would majorly act as a dialysis centre, providing financial relief for patients who spend their life savings on undergoing weekly dialysis. While he’s s...

Naija fine girls plenty but this particular girl stand out...not only is she a beautiful girl but she respect all and show loyal love to everyone she come across. Nigerian girls are beautiful but sever stands out for her own personal personality. Don't know if you have meant anybody like her but I have....shout out to Naija most beautiful girl deborah....

US-based Nigerian filmmaker, Odera Ozoka whose second featureHollywood streetis gearing up for film festivals around the United States and in Africa, has said he will commence pre-production of his 3rd ambitious feature film,Biafra: A Forgotten Place, soon. The writer cum director and his partner, French-born actress, Clotilde Delavennat were recently spotted at a private event in Hollywood, where they were meeting with investors to talk about his new civil war drama. Odera who won the AMAA back in 2010 for his first feature film,Soul Diaspora, and also the Audience award at PAFF said, he has enlisted business scholars to map out a strategy for reaching the audience for a bigger scale budget. “We have a business model that was researched thoroughly because ultimately film is art, but its also a business. And the investors need to be happy. Movies like mine makes money worldwide, and you’ll see more films like it made. So, we’re taking a business friendly approach to the whole thing. Al...

DJ Nana ( full name, Nanayate Abedoh) is one famous female DJ in the country who has gone through the hard knocks of life to attain recognition in the entertainment industry. The soft-spoken lady who is like ‘girl next door’ speaks on how her doggedness which landed her on her dream job. Nana who was mentored by legendary Jimmy Jatt also speaks about the frustration she faced while striving to actualize her dream of becoming a professional DJ among other issues… When did you begin your career as aDJ? I did not know I was going to become a DJ. I actually had my interest in music. But it was difficult for me to define what I wanted to earn a living on. The journey started when I was 16. Then I used to attend events and parties where I met and interacted with people who were into showbiz. The first person I came in contact with was Sound Sultan who advised me to concentrate on education then. But I didn’t listen to him as I kept pushing and talking to friends until I ran into Sunny ...