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Qing Madi Says the Nigerian Music Industry Is So Dark and Not What People Think
Afrobeats rising star, Chimamanda Pearl Chukwuma, better known as Qing Madi, has expressed concern about the state of the Nigerian music scene.
The 18-year-old singer didn’t hold back, describing the industry as “so dark” in a post shared via her Instagram story. Her statement echoes the sentiments of other artists like Reekado Banks, who recently alleged that a powerful figure in the industry is using dark tactics to suppress upcoming talents.
This isn’t the first time Qing Madi has spoken out boldly. Last year, she revealed that she lost a good number of followers after openly sharing her faith and preaching about Jesus online. Despite the backlash, she said she has no regrets.
Similarly, Kizz Daniel had once described the industry as a cartel controlled by a hidden cabal, suggesting that there’s more going on behind the scenes than most people realize.
Burna Boy celebrated his 35th birthday surrounded by his family and close friends.
A video from the celebration made its way online, showing loved ones celebrating with the Grammy-winning singer. His mother was seen warmly embracing him and sharing her birthday wishes.
As Burna Boy prepared to blow out the candles on his cake, his mother jokingly wished for him to find a wife instead of buying another car.
The lighthearted moment has since gone viral, with many fans agreeing with her wish.
Nigerian influencer Sophia Momodu has responded to a social media user who questioned how she earns a living.
The comment read “For how long would you keep selling your body to live?”
Sophia fired back with a lighthearted response, writing “Debby Adegoke, I’ve just arrived please. Let me breathe before you start with your weird projections & stalking! Ah ah, una no dey tire???”
Nigerian actress Toyin Abraham has opened up about her friendship with fellow actress Funke Akindele.
It can be recalled that the actresses were once close friends before fans noticed they were no longer seen together, sparking speculation about their relationship.
Speaking in a recent interview, Toyin explained that she prefers not to discuss the situation or be compared to anyone.
“There is nothing anyone would say that will get to me anymore. If I respond to you, it’s because I am just having fun with you. I want to play with you.”
“I don’t want to talk about my past with Funke Akindele. I don’t like it when they pitch me with anyone. I just want to be me, Toyin Abraham Ajeyemi.”
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