Nigerian actress and filmmaker Omoni Oboli has earned recognition from the Nigerian presidency for her latest movie, Love In Every Word. The Special Assistant to the President (Office of the Vice President) on Digital and Creative Economy, Fegho Umunubo, congratulated Oboli and the film’s lead actors, Uzor Arukwe and Bambam, for their exceptional work in
Popular skit maker and activist, Mr Macaroni, has made it clear that he is not seeking financial assistance despite revealing his shocking N500m debt struggles. In a chat with Saturday Beats, the comedian said he only shared the experience for others to learn from and not because he needed help. “I’m not accepting any help
Afro RnB and soul artist, Ash Hamman has released a new single, City of Angels, in honour of the victims, survivors, and brave firefighters of California’s wildfires. A statement sent to Saturday Beats noted that the stirring anthem celebrates the resilience of those who have endured profound loss while capturing the unbreakable spirit of Los
Actor and comedian, Kehinde Ganiyu, popularly known as Ijoba Lande, has addressed the viral video of his interaction with fellow actor, Baba Tee, clarifying misconceptions about the encounter. Contrary to public perception, Lande stated that he was neither apologising nor expressing gratitude in the video. He also confirmed that, for now, he would not be
Afropop sensation, Yemi Alade, has unveiled her latest single, ‘You Are’, a stirring anthem celebrating strength, resilience, and cultural heritage. A statement sent to Saturday Beats noted that inspired by the upcoming superhero fantasy series ‘Iyanu’, the track arrives alongside a lyric video produced by Lion Forge Entertainment, featuring animation from the series. Known as
Actor, Charles Inojie, has addressed the growing trend of industry professionals placing themselves under immense pressure to succeed. In a chat with Saturday Beats, Inojie noted that many entertainers now have a habit of measuring their worth by comparing themselves to others. He said, “When life levels you out and you are down, how you
Actor and reality TV star, Kanaga Jnr has averred that participating in Big Brother Titans was the gateway he needed to reach a wider audience. In an interview with Saturday Beats, the first runner-up said, “BBTitans was that door I needed to reach a wide audience. I had already initially been in Nollywood since 2017.
Nigerian Idol has announced a new addition to its team of judges. The popular music competition made this announcement at a press conference ahead of the 10th season of the show. Set to hit the screen on April 20, this year’s edition is themed, “Your Voice, Your Victory.” Joining existing hosts, Omawumi Megbele and Ric
Recently, singer and rapper, Lawal Olumo, popularly known as Konga, publicly called out Burna Boy for intellectual theft. Despite peacefully expressing his grievances, Konga revealed in an interview with Saturday Beats that his lawyer was eager to pursue legal action, but he (Konga) discouraged him. “My management and lawyer were angry and wanted to take
Governors, top clerics, traditional rulers, industry leaders, high-ranking officials, renowned musicians, and fans from around the world are set to celebrate legendary musician, Ebenezer Obey-Fabiyi, as he turns 83 on April 3. A statement sent to Saturday Beats by the General Manager, Obey Music Group, Tunji Odunmbaku, noted that the octogenarian has chosen to mark
Budding artist, Ebenezer Mabinuori, a.k.a Ebonny Musik, has shared his journey from an aspiring footballer to a dedicated musician. As a child, he excelled in football, winning multiple medals for his school. However, recurring injuries forced him to step away from the sport. Seeking a new path, he found solace in music, which reignited his
Top aesthetician, skin therapist, and Chief Executive Officer of Skin Therapy Beauty and Spa, Mimi Whyte-Femi, has opened up on her brand’s success, emphasising the importance of responsible social media engagement. In a chat with Saturday Beats, the certified beauty expert highlighted the need for integrity, authenticity, and staying true to one’s values in the
Veteran actress, Ibinabo Fiberesima, has addressed the viral video of her emotional breakdown amid the ongoing crisis in Rivers State. In an exclusive interview with Saturday Beats, Fiberesima passionately defended her reaction, while lamenting the challenges faced by residents in the state. “When I cried yesterday, I don’t even know what came over me. I
Media strategist, Esther Ijewere, has accused Nollywood actress, Dayo Amusa, of plagiarism, saying Amusa copied and shared her social media post about singer, Asake, and his father without proper credit. Ijewere originally shared her thoughts on Facebook, reflecting on Asake’s childhood struggles and the emotional weight of his public family issues. She posted on Facebook
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. 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
A viral video featuring a man, Fatai Odunsi, who claims to be the father of popular artist, Asake, has stirred controversy on social media since the early hours of Friday, March 14. In the video, Odunsi claimed he had not seen Asake since 2022, when his health began to deteriorate, and he now felt the
Controversial actor, Adams Kehinde, popularly known as Lege Miami, has issued a stern warning to social media critic Verydarkman, cautioning him against making disrespectful remarks about Seyi Tinubu, President Bola Tinubu’s son. Lege made it clear that he would always defend Seyi, whom he considers a close friend. “Anyone who comes for Seyi Tinubu, I
The rise of digital platforms has reshaped Nollywood, and actress Imade Osawaru believes YouTube has been a major force driving this transformation. She acknowledges that the platform has expanded the reach of Nigerian films, providing a global audience for productions that might not make it to mainstream cinemas or streaming services. Speaking on Nollywood’s evolving
Actress, Bamike Adenibuyan, popularly known as BamBam, has described the entertainment industry as a battlefield, emphasising the resilience required to thrive. “The entertainment industry is like a battlefield. It is not for the faint-hearted or weak. What has sustained me is my relationship with God. I am an embodiment of His mercy and favour. Our
A comedian and actor, Olu Salako, better known as SLK has averred that stand-up comedy is not endangered in the age of social media. In an interview with Saturday Beats, he said”, I don’t think stand-up comedy is an endangered species in the age of social media. Stand-up comedy is an art form and naturally,
