Sidebar

Exclusive Reports

19
Fri, Apr

Popular Nigerian singer and song writer, Wizkid has announced that he is currently grappling with undisclosed ailments and called on his fans to pray for his quick recovery. The Ojuelegba crooner made the call on Monday via his Twitter handle @Wizkidayo. He also appealed some his foreign fans to bear with him as the development has affected his ongoing tours.

Popular Nigerian comedian, MC Tagwaye on Saturday visited the President, Muhammadu Buhari in his hometown, Daura. The elated comedian who met the resident for the first time shared the memorable experience on his facebook page. He wrote, “Yesterday, I had the opportunity to pay His Excellency the President, Chief and the Commander Federal Republic of Nigeria a SALLAH visit and to say welcome back to your kingdom."

Who wants To Be A Millionaire (WWTBAM), a popular family Television quiz program in the country would make a comeback in September after the original sponsor of the show withdrew sponsorship in June.  According to reports posted online by Ultima Studios, the show would resume on September 3. The report also announced Airopay as the new sponsor of the programme.

The medieval fantasy HBO series, Game of Thrones set yet another audience record with its seventh-season finale, according to HBO. Over 12.1 million viewers were tuned in to the drama series with an additional 4 million caught the episode on streaming channels Sunday’s night record audience is 13% more than the previous set two weeks earlier by the wildly popular fantasy drama.

Frank Edoho Dropped As WWTBAM Host

During the week, it was announced that popular family game show, Who Wants To Be A Million would be back on the air with a new sponsor, Airopay. Saturday Beats reliably gathered that after 13 years of hosting the show, the popular broadcaster, Frank Edoho, would be dropped and replaced by someone yet to be unveiled.

Taylor Swiftly Breaks Four Youtube And Spotify Records

The scene in Taylor Swift's new video where she raids the bank vault of a music streaming company is coming true. In just four days, the star has broken four major streaming records, beating the likes of Adele and Ed Sheeran. Look What You Made Me Do was played a total of 10,129,087 times on Spotify last Friday, the day of its release, more than any other song has achieved in a single day.

The Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of Chocolate City Music, Jude Abaga popularly known by his stage name, M.I or Mr. Chairman said the delay in release of a new hit song or album was due to the pressure from his office at the record label. The talented rapper who is yet to released a song after the launch of his album three years ago stated this in an interview with Saturday Beats.

More Articles ...