The lineup for Coachella 2025 has been announced, and it features an impressive array of African artists. Among the notable performers are Nigerian music sensations Rema and Seun Kuti.

Rema, known for his hit singles “Bad Commando” and “Calm Down,” has been making waves in the music industry with his unique sound and style. His performance at Coachella 2025 is highly anticipated, and fans are eagerly looking forward to seeing him take the stage.

Seun Kuti, the son of legendary musician Fela Kuti, is also set to perform at the festival. As the leader of the Afrobeat band Egypt 80, Seun Kuti has carried on his father’s legacy, blending traditional Yoruba music with modern styles.

Other African artists scheduled to perform at Coachella 2025 include Ghanaian rapper Sarkodie, South African singer Moonchild Sanelly, and Moroccan-American rapper French Montana.

The inclusion of these African artists in the Coachella 2025 lineup is a testament to the growing global recognition of African music and talent. It’s an exciting time for African music fans, and Coachella 2025 promises to be an unforgettable experience.

Coachella 2025 is scheduled to take place over two weekends in April 2025. Tickets are expected to sell out quickly, so fans are advised to act fast to secure their spot at the festival.

David Adeleke, popularly known as Davido, has taken to social media to reflect on his life as he celebrates his 32nd birthday. The award-winning singer and songwriter shared a post on his Instagram handle, stating, “My eyes don see shege,” which roughly translates to “My eyes have seen trouble” in Nigerian Pidgin.

Davido’s post has sparked a mix of reactions from his fans and followers, with many interpreting his statement as a reflection on the challenges he has faced in his life and career. Despite his success and fame, Davido has indeed experienced his fair share of controversies and setbacks over the years.

However, the singer’s statement can also be seen as a testament to his resilience and determination. Despite the obstacles he has faced, Davido has continued to thrive and grow, both personally and professionally.

As he celebrates another year of life, Davido’s fans and supporters are wishing him a happy birthday and congratulating him on his achievements. The singer’s birthday post has already garnered thousands of comments and likes, with many praising him for his honesty and vulnerability.

Davido’s 32nd birthday is certainly a milestone worth celebrating, and his reflective post has given his fans a glimpse into his life and experiences. Here’s to many more years of success, happiness, and music from the one and only Davido.

The 2024 African Military Games is set to kick off in Abuja, Nigeria, with a star-studded lineup of performances at the opening ceremony. Nigerian music icons D’banj, Yemi Alade, and Olamide will take the stage, joined by Timi Dakolo, to thrill the audience with their hits.

The Nigerian Army announced the lineup on their social media handle, generating excitement among fans and attendees. The African Military Games is a significant event that brings together military personnel from across the continent, and this year’s opening ceremony promises to be an unforgettable experience.

D’banj, known for his energetic performances, will bring his signature style to the stage. Yemi Alade, with her powerful vocals, will surely get the crowd singing along. Olamide, with his unique blend of hip-hop and Afrobeats, will keep the audience entertained. Timi Dakolo, with his soulful voice, will add a touch of class to the performances.

The performances by these Nigerian music icons will undoubtedly add to the excitement and prestige of the event. With their unique styles and hits, they’re sure to get the crowd energized and entertained.

The opening ceremony of the 2024 African Military Games promises to be an unforgettable experience, with D’banj, Yemi Alade, Olamide, and Timi Dakolo taking the stage. Don’t miss out on the excitement!

Nigerian music superstar Davido is celebrating his birthday in a remarkable way. The award-winning artist has announced that he will be donating N300 million to orphanages across Nigeria.

Davido, who turned a year older on November 21, took to his social media page to share the news with his fans. In a heartfelt post, he expressed his gratitude to God and his fans for their love and support over the years.

As part of his birthday celebration, Davido has decided to give back to the society by supporting vulnerable children in orphanages. The N300 million donation is expected to benefit several orphanages across the country, providing them with much-needed resources and support.

Davido’s philanthropic gesture has been widely praised by his fans and fellow celebrities. His commitment to giving back to the society is a testament to his kind heart and generosity.

The music star’s birthday donation is not his first philanthropic effort. Over the years, Davido has been involved in several charitable initiatives, including supporting education and healthcare projects in Nigeria.

As Davido celebrates another year of life, his fans and well-wishers are celebrating his kindness, generosity, and commitment to making a positive impact on the world.

Nigerian actress Dayo Amusa has announced the arrival of her first child, a baby boy. The 41-year-old actress shared the exciting news on her Instagram page, expressing her gratitude and joy.

Amusa, who has been a prominent figure in the Nollywood industry since 2002, has won numerous awards for her performances in both Yoruba and English-language films. Her versatility and talent have endeared her to fans and colleagues alike.

The actress took to social media to share the news of her baby’s arrival, posting a heartfelt message that read, “ALHAMDULILAH My treasure has arrived. It’s a boy.” While she has chosen not to disclose the identity of her child’s father, her fans and colleagues have been quick to offer their congratulations and well-wishes.

This new addition to Amusa’s family has sparked widespread celebration among her fans and colleagues. As she embarks on this new chapter in her life, we wish her all the best and congratulate her on the arrival of her baby.

Dr Ifeoma Abajue, a dermatologist and Chief Executive Officer of The Aesthetic Clinic (TAC), has advised Nigerians to pay more attention to skincare as a strategy to stay healthy.

She gave the advice in an interview with the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) on the sidelines of launch of the Ikeja GRA Branch of TAC on Saturday night.

NAN reports that TAC  held training sessions for aestheticians, dermatologists and skincare givers at the launch.

The training was tagged: “Beyond the Surface”.

According to Abajue, TAC has trained no fewer that 300 women in the past six months on skincare and beauty therapy.

She noted that the skin covered the largest percentage of the human body and needed special treatment.

She said that because of the prominence of the skin, it required more attention for aesthetics, wellness and overall well-being.

According to Abajue, who is  a member of the Nigerian Medical Association and  Nigerian Association of Dermatologists, TAC will do its best  to bridge skincare and beauty therapy deficit in Nigeria.

Abajue, also a member of Nigerian Medical Women’s Association, said that TAC was a pioneer in skincare, aesthetics and dermatology therapy in Nigeria.

She said that the launch of the Ikeja Branch of TAC was to bring beauty products, services and training in skincare closer to Lagos Mainland.

Abajue added that the firm offered over 40 courses in beauty, cosmetic science, chemistry, manicure and pedicure, massages, facials, laser, micro-needling and nail technology, among others.

She said  that in spite of economic challenges, women especially still desired to care about their skin to look good and stay healthy.

Tomi Omowole, Head of Strategy at KTMedia Company, said the first edition of ‘Beyond The Surface’ held in August at Lekki, noting that Saturday’s edition was the second.

Omowole, whose firm organised the training, said the event was also aimed at bringing together aestheticians to consider forming an association in Nigeria.

She said  that TAC had branches at Lekki Abuja, Accra, Montreal, Toronto, London, and Manchester.

“Our clients have been asking  us to bring a branch to Lagos mainland, and  we decided to  bring something of great standards to the mainland.

“The way you take care of your heart, your liver and your kidney is the same way  you should take care of your skin,” Omowole urged.