Folklore music star Sir Mike Ejeagha has passed away. The man that sang gwogwongwogwo . He was the man Brainjotter gifted 2m naira last year. Thank God he enjoyed life a bit before he passed.

May his soul find rest

"They made y'all believe my wife was the problem, meanwhile his wife owned 80% of the company that diverted PSquare's proceeds for years" - Peter Okoye continues dragging his family.

Wait oo, chiefpriest don abadon him business turn Davido's PA? Because he is everywhere with him at all times.

Falz raises serious dust on social media

Today, Mavin Records marks 13 years of excellence in the music and entertainment industry.

The picture below epitomizes their enduring legacy in the music industry.

Don Jazzy is indeed a worthy exemplar in the music and entertainment industries, having carved a niche for numerous young artists across Africa, thereby establishing himself as a top-notch music executive.

I extend my warmest congratulations to Don Baba J on this milestone achievement in the music and entertainment industry.

#MavinAt13

Happy 31st birthday to Nigerian-Canadian rapper, Dax The most hardworking independent artiste we know, & a great ambassador of Nigeria

Greater days ahead!

“I love Jay-Z, & I feel bad that I’m saying these bäd things about him. But Jay-Z & his wife, Beyoncé, treated me bäd. I saw them as family when he signed me. Jay-Z didn’t attend my first wedding, & that was a big slight to me.

“He went ahead to put Kendrick Lamar at the Superbowl halftime over me. I felt Jay & his wife could have helped me have more leverage with my kids, but they didn’t. They could have used their cultural position to help me & not allow the Kardashians run 0ver me. But they didn’t not. It hurt me so much. So f**k Jay & his wife.

“When I needed them, it was f**k me. They never came through for me.” — Kanye West rânts on X about Jay-Z & his wife, Beyonce

“As a Cameroonian, the way I respect Wizkid unmatched legacy in the Nigerian music industry, is the way I respect Jovi legacy in the Cameroonian music industry.

“They both influenced a whole generation of artistes in their respective countries. No matter what fans think, it’s hard for an artist of Wizkid’s generation to have his level of influence and impact in the Nigerian music industry. You can argue this, but that’s facts only!

“It’s the same for Jovi. I watched Jovi turn to a movement in Cameroon before I relocated to the US. Every young rapper wanted to be another Jovi. His Mboko movement arguably remains the strongest entertainment movement in Cameroon.

“That’s the kind of legacy I want for myself. You can’t buy it with money. It has to be about your impact or influence over time.

“I’m gradually building it, and I believe I’ll get there with time. I’ll drop my YouTube & IG pages link in the comments. I appeal for your support🙏🏿” — Lyga Weezy Ekosse Binaise

"There is no guarantee of reward from your children, so focus on your wellbeing" - Wizkid's bodyguard, Roy advises men.

“I’m tired of living in America, I want to relocate to Lagos, Nigeria.” — American rapper, DDG

“Davido has made me love pidgin language. I’ll like to speak it when next I visit Nigeria. Thanks to Afrobeats, it’s becoming more popular around the world.” — King Charles III, King of United Kingdom

“When my bank account was frozen, Chris Brown was the only one who came through & paid my lawyer fees of 250k dollars. All my industry friends were no where to be found. They treated me like I was dead. Chris told me, ‘be strong bro. I hope you come back home.’ Chris is a real one.” — Tory Lanez raps in his new song.