Nigerian Singer Femi Kuti reveals how his father, Fela Kuti, once described his song as rubbish. Femi shared his experiences at the early stage of his musical career and revealed the reaction from fans and his father during that time.

“But it wasn’t a fight. I was lost. I had no formal education, how was I going to become a great musician? I was lost. I was crying inside me. But people didn’t understand, they thought I was doing what I was doing because I was protesting.

I just focused and said, I can’t turn back right now. I would rather die trying. So, I just continued and I have never stopped since then.

The first time my father heard my first album at the launching in 1989, he said it was rubbish. He went on stage and said it to the press. I was so upset. He was the last person I expected such a harsh review from.”

Nigerian Singer Terry Apala reacts and gives activist, VeryDarkMan a deadline to remove his comment about the singer.

It can be recalled that VeryDarkMan took to social media to state that Terry Apala, DJ Tunez and DJ Osas were invited by EFCC, Economic and Financial Crimes Commission and money was collected from them.

However, Terry Apala reacts and demands the news should be taken down as it a defamation. A statement by the singer’s lawyer was later released giving VeryDarkMan an ultimatum.

“I want to state clearly that this bribery allegation is a total lie and has no basis in reality, especially recently. I have never bribed anyone, nor have i been involved in any kind of financial corruption with any organization or individual, whether public or private”.

Nigerian Socialite Pretty Mike goes to the media to share an advice to the lady when it comes to marriage.

The socialite takes to Instagram to urge women to be careful when choosing a man to marry, describing some men as animals.

“As a lady please marry a kind man, a man that can’t stand seeing you in pain. If you die these animals will move on in no time”. 

He advised ladies to be with a kind man that can’t stand to see their women suffering and  not animals that won’t bat an eye when the woman is in pain.