The rapid rise of generative artificial intelligence (AI) in music has reshaped conversations across Nigeria’s entertainment industry, with some of Afrobeats’ biggest veteran artists now facing online accusations that they are using AI-generated vocals or production in new releases.
Author: Jamia Ndamukong
Abia State Governor Alex Otti has approved the first phase of funding for the medical treatment of veteran Nollywood actress Ngozi Nwosu after she publicly appealed for financial assistance to undergo multiple surgeries.
Afrobeats singer Mayorkun has teamed up with Afrobeats superstar Davido on a new song titled “B4 B4”, scheduled for release on Friday, July 31.
Grammy-nominated Nigerian hitmaker BNXN returns with his latest single, “Eja Meja,” featuring global superstar Asake, out nowrd brings together two of Afrobeats’ most celebrated voices for an uplifting anthem rooted in gratitude, perseverance, and the rewards of hard-earned success. Accompanying the release is an opulent visualizer that brings the track’s vibrant energy to life
BNXN and ASAKE, two prominent figures in the Afrobeat genre, have released a joint single titled EJA MEJA. The track brings together the two artists for a collaborative recording marking their combined presence on a single release.
He added that their friendship however, took a turn after he dismissed several members of his team for misconduct.
Nigerian singer Mayorkun has reunited with Afrobeats superstar Davido on a new song, ‘B4 B4’, set for release on July 31.
South African personality Zee Nxumalo has set off alarm bells online after posting a TikTok video that appeared to hint at kicking the bucket. The 12-second clip, uploaded to her account @zeenxumaloza, carried the caption overlay “Sometimes I wish I could:” — with many viewers interpreting what followed as a reference to kicking the bucket.
With less than a year since BTScame back, they were already winning awards left and right. However, in a surprising announcement, they confirmed that they wouldn’t submit their music for 2027’s Grammy Awards. Interestingly, their stance has caused an uproar.
‘Call Of My Life’ has become Nigeria’s highest-grossing film of 2026 after concluding its cinema run with more than ₦817.6 million in box office earnings across West Africa, marking the biggest theatrical performance by a Nigerian release this year.
