Music

Bose Ogulu’s journey from linguist and educator to one of Africa’s most powerful talent managers is a masterclass in leadership, resilience, and vision. She has redefined the role of an artist manager, proving that success is not just about strategy.

As of 2024, several Nigerian artists and individuals of Nigerian descent have been honoured with Grammy Awards, reflecting the country’s significant contributions to the global music industry.

One of the most fascinating aspects of Kidjo’s artistry is her multilingual ability. Fluent in Fon, Yoruba, French, Gen (Mina), and English, she uses her voice to transcend borders. Her music carries influences from West African traditional sounds, Afrobeat, salsa, funk, jazz, and even rock—a testament to her belief that music is a universal language

Bloody Civilian kicks off the album with her fresh rendition of “Natural Mystic”, showcasing her dynamic vocals and storytelling. Wizkid, known for his versatility, delivers a soulful reinterpretation of “One Love”, one of Bob Marley’s most legendary songs.

The 2025 Grammy Awards spotlight Nigerian artists like never before, with record-breaking nominations across major categories. From Tems and Rema to Burna Boy and Yemi Alade, Nigeria’s music industry continues to dominate the global stage. Dive into this detailed analysis of their groundbreaking achievements and what to expect at the 67th Grammy Awards!

Nigerian superstar Damini Ogulu, widely known as Burna Boy, has achieved an extraordinary milestone by becoming the first African artist to surpass two billion streams in the United Kingdom.

Nigerian Grammy Award winner, singer, and songwriter Temilade Openiyi, popularly known as Tems, has…

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Burna Boy Is The First Nigerian and Afrobeats Artiste To Perform Live On The…

Ewaoluwa Olatunji Sets New Guinness World Records For The Longest Marathon of Singing Christmas…