Grammy-winning Nigerian singer Tems made history as the first African artist to headline the FIFA Club World Cup final. She delivered a powerful performance during the final match between Chelsea and PSG on Sunday, July 13, 2025. Her setlist included crowd favorites like Essence, Born in the Wild, and Free Mind, captivating fans across the world.

The announcement of her performance, made by FIFA in collaboration with Global Citizen, sparked major excitement among football lovers and music enthusiasts alike. With this achievement, Tems joins the ranks of global stars like Shakira and Jennifer Lopez who have lit up the FIFA stage in the past.

Popular Nigerian singer, Burna Boy, shares that he will not be starting a family anytime soon due to his busy schedule for his music tour.

It can be recalled that on the singer’s birthday this year, he expressed his desire to have kids and start a family.

However, he recently shared that his desire might have to be put on hold:
“Yeah, but I don’t want to start that on the road. I’m not planning on quitting tours anytime soon, so I don’t know where to now put that [starting a family]; find a middle ground.”

Nigerian relationship coach, Blessing CEO, shares her thoughts on why some men dislike the fact that their women are more successful and see it as a threat to their marriage.

During a recent interview, the relationship coach spoke on the general issue of how some men react to their women being more successful. She shared that they mostly fear the masculinity that comes with it.

“No man is intimidated by your success. They are only afraid of the masculinity that comes with success. Because when a woman starts to make money on her own, she automatically becomes a man. Once you can provide, you automatically become a man. You will see yourself subconsciously dragging might. Because at the end of the day, what makes a man powerful is the ability to provide. That is what gives him that mantle.”