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Shatta Wale Makes Shocking Claims About Granny Awards, Allegiance To Lucifer

Shatta Wale Makes Shocking Claims About Granny Awards, Allegiance To Lucifer

Ghanaian dancehall artist, Shatta Wale, has made a shocking claim about the Grammy Awards, alleging that winners are required to declare allegiance to Lucifer before receiving their awards. In a statement, Shatta Wale claimed that the Grammy Awards are not genuine, stating that winners are asked to say "All Hail Lucifer" three times before being announced publicly. He alleged that failure to comply with this request results in the award being given to another person. Shatta Wale expressed his disinterest in the Grammy Awards, stating that he is content with his record sales in Jamaica and the Caribbean. He took…
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Drake Offers Words Of Encouragement To Davido: “You Don’t Need A Grammy To Be A Hero

Drake Offers Words Of Encouragement To Davido: “You Don’t Need A Grammy To Be A Hero

In a heartwarming display of solidarity, Canadian rapper Drake has sent a message of comfort to Nigerian music sensation Davido, emphasizing that true success goes beyond winning a Grammy Award. According to a screenshot of the conversation shared by Davido, Drake wrote: "You've already won if people sing your songs word for word. If you're a hero in your hometown, you don't need a Grammy." Drake's words of encouragement come as no surprise, given his own complicated history with the Grammys. In 2019, he won a Grammy Award for Best Rap Song, but still used his acceptance speech to call…
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FAZE Opens Up on Depression and Success of “Faze Alone”

Nigerian music legend, Faze, has revealed the emotional turmoil he faced after the breakup of the iconic group, Plantashun Boiz. In an exclusive interview, Faze shared that his hit song, "Faze Alone," was born out of depression and uncertainty following 2Baba's departure from the group. "After 2Baba left us to go solo, I was consumed by depression," Faze confessed. "I questioned my ability to succeed alone, and it was a dark time for me." Despite the emotional struggles, Faze found the strength to create music, and "Faze Alone" was born. "I wrote 'Faze Alone' during that period, and it was…
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Davido Opens Up on Rise Above Controversy, Family Wealth, and Music Passion

Davido Opens Up on Rise Above Controversy, Family Wealth, and Music Passion

Nigerian music superstar, Davido, has addressed the recent controversy surrounding his response to shots fired at him, saying, "You do not wear white to fight a mechanic." In a recent statement, Davido emphasized his privileged upbringing, stating, "I am David Adeleke, the poorest in my family of billionaires in dollars!" He clarified that despite his wealthy background, music remains his passion, driven by a desire to connect with the masses. "I don't come from the trenches, but it's a passion in me to share love and connect with those who do," Davido expressed. Davido's remarks were made in reference to…
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Olamide Adedeji a.k.a. Olamide Badoo: The god (Osha) of Nigerian Music

Olamide Adedeji a.k.a. Olamide Badoo: The god (Osha) of Nigerian Music

By kyrian Chikay. As a Nigerian entertainment journalist based in Ghana, I have long admired the multifaceted talent of Olamide Adedeji, popularly known as Olamide Badoo. His influence in the Nigerian music industry is unparalleled, and his journey from the streets of Bariga, Lagos, to becoming a global icon is nothing short of inspirational. The Rise of a Legend Olamide Badoo is a powerhouse in the Nigerian music scene. He is not just a singer and songwriter but also a record label owner, producer, entrepreneur, international business owner, advertiser, and philanthropist. His career took off after the tragic demise of…
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