Badoo Bus Stop: My legacy can’t be erased – Charly Boy
‘‘You can replace the signboard, but can’t erase the spirit. And you definitely can’t silence a voice that shook your ...
‘‘You can replace the signboard, but can’t erase the spirit. And you definitely can’t silence a voice that shook your ...
‘‘Google defines the figure '999' as an angelic number and a dawn of new beginnings’’.
A round-up of top entertainment stories you might have missed last week.
In a post shared on the social networking platform X (formerly Twitter), the singer said, “Oh lord how can we ...
Charly Boy is the third Nigerian celebrity to go public with a prostate cancer diagnosis in recent times.
Charly Boy had obtained a N50 million judgement over the violation of his rights by the police during the 'Resume ...
The committee is to identify the remote and immediate causes of the agitations, restiveness, violence, and armed struggle in the ...
A round-up of top entertainment stories this week
The singer says the collaboration was a gift to his fans as he marked his 70th birthday on June 19
Lai Mohammed, Blackky, Oritz Wiliki, Burna Boy, others pay tributes to Majek
Charlyboy announced the passing of his mother, Margaret Oputa, on his social media page.
The protesters in their hundreds, included Maverick Nigerian entertainer and activist, Charles Oputa.
CharlyBoy performed his latest recorded advocacy songs,‘Na we be Government’,’ ‘Our Mumudondo’, among others.
The controversial musician explains why he admitted collecting the cash earlier.
Charly Boy was first married to Stella at a Catholic Church in Onitsha in 1974 when he was 19.
Nigerians have endured agonizing fuel scarcity crisis for over three months
A CNN video had depicted Africans being auctioned off as slaves in Libya.
Soldiers recently raided Mr. Kanu's hometown, reportedly injuring many in the process.
The group earlier this month organised the #ResumeOrResign protests over President Buhari's medical vacation.
Contending protests have greeted the continued stay of ailing President Buhari in the UK.
“We are not deterred by the intimidation and harassment by the sponsored thugs.”
A popular musician was almost lynched at the market for demanding the president’s return.
The police had to shoot guns and teargas to disperse the mob.
The president has been away on medical vacation for 95 days
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