Entertainment – Page 17

‘Return After War’, Sudanese Envoy Begs Nigerians

The ambassador of Sudan to Nigeria, Muhammad Yusuf has called on the Nigerians being evacuated to return to his country after the war.

Many Nigerian Women Are Sexually Exploited In Iraq — NAPTIP

The National Agency for the Prohibition of Trafficking in Persons (NAPTIP), has lamented the plight of young Nigerian women working as domestic workers in Iraq calling on the authorities in the country to come to their aid.

Ed Sheeran Emerges Victorious In US Copyright Trial

A US jury has ruled that popular British pop phenom Ed Sheeran did not plagiarise Marvin Gaye’s ‘Let’s Get It On’ when composing his 2014 hit ‘Thinking Out Loud’ in a ruling that had generated so much attention.

Davido Refunds Isreal DMW’s N800k Debt With Herbs Vendor

Famous Nigerian Afrobeats singer David Adeleke, professionally known by his stage name Davido, has refunded the herbs vendor who called out his logistic manager and socialist, Israel Afeare, better known as Israel DMW, for blocking her after collecting N800,000 from her.

Mr. Eazi Sells Portfolio Company, Vydia, For $1bn

Popular Nigerian singer and business mogul, Oluwatosin Ajibade, popularly known as Mr. Eazi has sold Vydia, the portfolio company of his venture capital fund, Zagadat Capital, for $1 billion.

How My Dad Once Bribed Me To Go Back To University – Davido

Famous Nigerian singer, David Adeleke popularly known by his stage name, Davido has recounted how his billionaire dad, Chief Adedeji Adeleke bribed him to complete his degree program many years ago.

‘Japa’: NMA Replies Reps Opposes 5-Year Compulsory Practice

The Nigerian Medical Association (NMA) has come out to oppose the proposed five-year compulsory service for medical and dental practitioners which is currently being considered at the National Assembly.

Gangs Of Lagos Film, A Mockery Of Our Heritage – Sanwo Olu

The Government of Lagos State has expressed displeasure with the promoters of the ‘Gangs of Lagos’ film/series over what it described as ‘cultural misrepresentation’ as well as portraying the culture of the state in a derogatory manner.