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Rema, Seun Kuti, Amaarae and Tyla Set to Represent Africa at Coachella 2025

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Nigerian music sensation Divine Ikubor, popularly known as Rema, is powering up for a career milestone as he prepares to perform at the prestigious Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival in 2025.

This marks the first time the Afrobeat superstar will take the stage at the globally renowned event, a significant achievement in his rapidly rising career.

Additionally, joining him on the lineup is fellow Nigerian artist and Afrobeat pioneer Seun Kuti, who is no stranger to the Coachella stage.

Known for keeping his late father Fela Kuti’s legacy alive through his music and activism, Seun’s return to Coachella is highly anticipated by fans of the genre.

The festival will also feature other African stars, including Ghanaian singer Amaarae, celebrated for her unique fusion of Afro-pop and R&B.

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Also, South African sensation Tyla, whose energetic performances and distinctive sound continue to earn her international acclaim.

Their inclusion highlights the growing global influence of African music across genres.

Coachella, held annually in California, USA, is widely regarded as the world’s largest music and arts festival.

Attracting over 125,000 attendees per day, the event is a cultural melting pot, featuring performances by top global artists alongside immersive art installations and interactive experiences.

Rema, known for chart-topping hits like “Calm Down” and “Dumebi,” has been a driving force in the Afrobeat wave sweeping across the globe.

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Wizkid Sets Record as Most Awarded Nigerian at NAACP Image Awards

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Wizkid and Davido have added new accolades to their names at the 2025 NAACP Image Awards.

The winners for the 56th edition of the prestigious award were revealed on Tuesday and Wednesday. Wizkid secured a win in the ‘Outstanding Duo Group or Collaboration’ category for his song with Brent Faiyaz.

This marks his sixth NAACP Image Award, making him the most awarded Nigerian artist in the history of the event.

Davido also claimed victory, winning ‘Outstanding International Song’ for his collaboration with Chris Brown. Meanwhile, Tems, Burna Boy, and other Nigerian artists were nominated but didn’t take home awards in their categories.

The NAACP Image Awards, organized by the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People, celebrate excellence in arts and media, recognizing outstanding contributions from artists worldwide.

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Nedu Clears the Air on Leaving The Honest Bunch Podcast

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Nigerian media personality Chinedu Ani Emmanuel, known as Nedu, has spoken out about his exit from The Honest Bunch podcast.

His departure followed backlash over a recent episode featuring reality star Deeone, who claimed that social media critic VeryDarkMan (VDM) was attracted to men.

In response, VDM accused Nedu of fueling the allegations, stating that the podcaster had been trying to get him on the show since 2024 and even offered to buy him a car as an incentive.

Despite the controversy, Nedu announced he was leaving the podcast, sparking rumors that he had been fired. Addressing the speculation at a press briefing in Lagos, he clarified that his decision was voluntary.

“I wasn’t fired from The Honest Bunch Podcast. I stepped away when the attacks got personal so the show could continue,” he explained.

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ASAP Rocky and Rihanna Win Big in Court And Vow to Name Next Child After Lawyer

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Hollywood Couple Rihanna and ASAP Rocky joyfully celebrate the ending of his lawsuit and claim to name their next child after the lawyer.

After the court reading, the lawyer, Joe Tacopina, recalled the events that occurred in the court to the media, Extra.

The lawyer stated that the couple joyfully grabbed him after hearing the first reading. “They grabbed me and they said, Listen, our next baby ASAP Joe.” Tacopina responded to the couple “I’m going to hold you to that”.

Tacopina also recalled that he was worried at first because the rapper started celebrating too early, only after the first count.

He shared that he was worried the second count might not be good. He eventually became relieved after the second count was also went well.

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At the Owen of the trial, Tacopina stated that ASAP Rocky expressed his gratitude for the lawyer’s help and thanked him once again.


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