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Veteran Nigerian musicans can come to seem like part of our family. Which is why it is extra hard when they pass on and sometimes it can feel like we have lost a loved one. Early this morning, we woke up to hear the sad news that veteran reggae musican,...

  Nigerian reggae singer Majek Fashek died aged 71 on Monday around 5:45pm.   His manager, Omenka Uzoma Day, confirmed the news on Monday via a short video on Instagram, saying the “the legend has gone to be with the Lord, but this time we should all celebrate him”. Here, naijmobile.com...

The Rain Maker- When Did Majek Fashek Die and What Was The Cause of his Death? Nigerian reggae singer Majek Fashek died aged 71 on Monday around 5:45pm after battling with cancer for almost a year. His manager, Omenka Uzoma Day, confirmed the news on Monday via a short video on Instagram, saying...

Who is Uwa? Vera Uwaila Omozuwa – Uwa – was an 100 level student of Microbiology at the University of Benin. A few days ago, she was reading inside a Redeemed Christian Church Of God parish in Edo state — not quite far from her home — when she was...

You've most likely already heard the Joyous news, but in case you've been living under a rock for the last couple days, I would like to inform you that Regina Daniels is expecting a baby! Motherhood is a beautiful thing but is accompanied with alot of responsibilities, expectations from people,...

Olu Jacob started his acting career in the late ’80s. During the ’90s, however, is when he started to snag more prominent roles. By the time the decade was over, he was known as one of the most respected actors in Nollywood. Over the years, he has starred in over...

Many people don’t know how long it took Zlatan Ibile to become famous. For many Nigerians, Zlatan had it easy but that's absolutely wrong. The Zanku Crooner has been through the mud, hungry nights, no-show times and many rejections. Zlatan whose real name is Omoniyi Temidayo Raphael was born on the...

Celebrities Who Died of Diabetes -Everyone wishes to have a sweet life but no one wishes to be diabetic. In sub-Saharan Africa,Nigeria has the highest number of people with diabetes with an estimated 3.9 million People- a number that includes some of your favorite actors, singers, athletes, and TV hosts....