The glamorous wedding of Afrobeats star Mr Eazi and Temi Otedola, daughter of billionaire businessman Femi Otedola, continues to dominate conversations online under the trending hashtag #LoveisEazi.

The couple’s lavish union unfolded across three luxury destinations, Monaco, Dubai, and Iceland, with an estimated budget of $15 million (around ₦22 billion). Africa’s richest man, Aliko Dangote, hailed it as “the wedding of the year” and even pledged to throw the newlyweds a spectacular party when they welcome their first child.

New clips from the celebrations have surfaced online, including a heartwarming video of Mr Eazi and Temi dancing joyfully with Temi’s parents, Femi and Nana Otedola.

Their lively steps, paired with smiles and laughter, sparked admiration from fans, who flooded social media with glowing comments.

One of the biggest surprises of the Dubai traditional wedding was the appearance of Juju music legend King Sunny Ade (KSA), who took the stage for a live performance. The couple later paid their respects to the veteran singer, creating a memorable moment that highlighted the fusion of modern glamor with Nigeria’s rich cultural heritage.

From luxury fashion to priceless family moments, the Otedola-Eazi wedding has cemented its place as one of the most iconic Nigerian celebrity weddings in history.

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Global music sensation Burna Boy has made another historic leap for Nigerian music with the release of his latest album, “No Sign of Weakness.” The Grammy-winning star has officially become the Nigerian artist with the highest number of albums to appear on the Billboard 200 chart, a significant marker of international recognition and success.

The arrival of “No Sign of Weakness” on the prestigious U.S. album chart brings Burna Boy’s total number of Billboard 200 entries to five, pushing him ahead of fellow Afrobeats pioneer Wizkid, who previously held a joint record with four albums on the chart.

Burna Boy’s Billboard-charting discography now includes:

• African Giant
• Twice as Tall
• Love, Damini
• I Told Them
• No Sign of Weakness

This new feat not only reaffirms Burna Boy’s position at the forefront of Nigeria’s global music movement but also reflects the growing impact of African sounds on the world stage.

Billboard 200: Most Charted Nigerian Albums

Here’s the updated leaderboard of Nigerian artists with the most albums to grace the Billboard 200:

• Burna Boy – 5 Albums
• Wizkid – 4 Albums
• Asake – 3 Albums
• Davido – 2 Albums
• King Sunny Ade – 2 Albums

Each artist has played a key role in shaping the international narrative of Nigerian music, from the trailblazing Highlife fusion of King Sunny Ade, to the global dominance of today’s Afrobeats giants like Burna Boy, Wizkid, and Davido.

As Burna Boy continues to redefine boundaries, “No Sign of Weakness” not only marks another win for him but also for African music as a whole.

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• Veteran Juju Legend King Sunny Ade releases public statement on alleged kidnapping

Legendary Juju musician King Sunny Ade has officially responded to alarming reports suggesting he was kidnapped, firmly denying the allegations and assuring fans of his well-being.

The controversy began after his daughter, Damilola Adeniyi, raised concerns on Instagram, alleging that her father may be under manipulation and no longer in control of his personal and financial affairs.

She implied that individuals close to the singer, including his manager, might be exploiting him and urged authorities to investigate. Among her claims were suspicions of financial mismanagement, such as unpaid hotel bills and irregular movements without proper supervision.

However, King Sunny Ade, whose real name is Dr. Sunday Adeniyi-Adegeye MFR, took to his official Instagram account to dispel the rumors. In a strongly worded statement, he declared:

“Contrary to the falsehood and fabricated news dated 28th April 2025, peddled by Damilola Esther Adeniyi-Adegeye and her associates who declared that I was missing, I hereby state:

1. I am alive and well.
2. The claims of my disappearance are completely false.
3. I deeply appreciate the concern and support from fans.
4. It is essential to clarify that the circulated rumors are entirely unfounded.
5. I urge bloggers and anyone attempting to tarnish my image to desist or face legal consequences.
6. Thank you and God bless.”

King Sunny Ade’s statement restates the swirling speculations, reaffirming that he is safe and sound.

 

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Ayra Starr, the rising star from Mavin Records, has recently clarified the details surrounding her public apology to Afrojuju legend King Sunny Ade.

During an interview on Hot FM, an Abuja-based radio station, on Saturday, February 3, 2024, Ayra Starr shared her perspective on the incident that prompted the apology.

In her candid revelation, the Afrobeats sensation explained that the perceived disrespect towards the veteran singer was unintentional and an honest mistake. She clarified that, during the encounter, she wasn’t aware that she had greeted King Sunny Ade, emphasizing that the venue’s darkness made it challenging to identify everyone properly.

Ayra Starr, who recently released a new song titled “Commas,” went on to disclose that it was only after her manager pointed out the identity of the legendary singer that she became aware.

Expressing dissatisfaction with the viral clip circulating, she emphasized that it failed to capture her rounds of greetings to other individuals present during the event.

This clarification offers a nuanced perspective on the incident, highlighting the importance of context and emphasizing the limitations of social media snippets in capturing the entirety of situations.

 

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Frank Edoho, a Nigerian TV show host, has defended popular singer Ayra Starr after she faced backlash for allegedly “disrespecting” King Sunny Ade, a veteran of Fuji/Highlife.

Ayra, born Oyinkansola Sarah Aderibigbe, was said to have apologized on Saturday for not giving King Ade a courteous greeting at the Afrozons pre-Grammy celebration in Lagos state.

She was seen in a viral video right before she took the stage, paying her respects to a few VIPs and shaking hands with the iconic singer rather than kneeling as many had predicted.

The Mavin Princess chose to apologize via Twitter after receiving a barrage of indignant messages and comments from followers, explaining that she had misread King Sunny Ade’s face.

Not satisfied with the explanation, a young man named Alfred Marshh said he could never date a person with the songstress’ kind of physical attributes and that she is overrated.

“Ayra Starr is overrated, Who she think say she be, Flat nyash, Provoking breast. I can never ever date such human being,” he tweeted.

Edoho reprimanded him for bodyshaming the singer in return, and then insulted Alfred by saying he would complain if someone did the same to him.

He wrote; “You insulted her over nothing. If someone told you that your nose looks like the muzzle of a double barrel shotgun, you will start complaining.”

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Renowned Nigerian artist, King Sunny Ade, has added another illustrious accolade to his collection, receiving a prestigious award at the Afrozons pre-Grammy party held on January 26, 2024, in Victoria Island, Lagos.

The Grammy-winning mother of Burna Boy, Bose Ogulu, graced the stage during the event to present King Sunny Ade with an honorary award. A viral video captured the iconic moment, showcasing the “appreciation” hitmaker’s joy, marked by a radiant smile and impressive dance moves as he gracefully accepted the well-deserved accolade. The event was a celebration of King Sunny Ade’s enduring contribution to the Nigerian music scene and his lasting impact on the global stage.

The lively moment captured Burna Boy’s mother joining King Sunny Ade in a dance on stage before presenting him with the well-deserved plaque.

In his brief speech, the 77-year-old Juju legend expressed gratitude to God, stating, “Praise the Lord! Actually I don’t know what to say but to thank the almighty God for me to be alive to be here today.”

 

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This latest accolade adds to King Sunny Ade’s outstanding career, acknowledging his long-standing influence on the Nigerian music scene.

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Ayra Starr has publicly issued an apology after a video surfaced on Twitter showing her cultural disrespect during a recent event.

The controversial video captured the singer shaking hands instead of kneeling when greeting the legendary Fuji musician, King Sunny Ade, and other dignitaries.

Taking to her social media accounts, Ayra Starr promptly addressed the controversy, expressing regret for the cultural lapse.

She acknowledged the mistake, attributing it to initial nervousness upon entering the event, which momentarily clouded her judgment.

Her words, “😭😭 I’m so sorry , I had just walked in and all the lights and nerves didn’t let me see but i came back around to greet everyone properly, I have never been that girl to be disrespectful, I’m a proper Yoruba girlllll and the video didn’t start until after I’d greeted burna’s mom ! I’m very sorry to the legend, uncle and King Sunny Ade”

Watch the video that sparked the reactions:

Excuse me for one moment.

The man in suit is not who I think it is. Please tell me it's not who I think it is.

Oyinkansola Sarah Aderibigbe, @ayrastarr you stretched your hands to shake that man?

Omo 2002? Egbami. pic.twitter.com/oGXG2DlK9l

— 👑S.A.L.A.K.O🕊 (@UnkleAyo) January 26, 2024

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Rolling Stone has unveiled a new edition of the top 500 greatest albums of all time, featuring Nigerian icons Fela Kuti, Burna Boy, and Sunny Ade. The inclusion of these artists in Rolling Stone’s prestigious list is a testament to their lasting impact on the global music scene.

Originally published in 2003, Rolling Stone’s list has undergone revisions to reflect changing musical landscapes and evolving preferences. The recent edition acknowledges the continuous expansion and enrichment of the music canon.

The Afrobeats genre, with its remarkable rise in recent years, has transcended geographical boundaries. It is no longer confined to Africa, as noted by the Financial Times magazine. The genre’s mainstream success is evident in the popularity of its biggest stars, who fill stadiums, dominate airwaves in Europe and the US, and achieve milestones such as Grammy wins, viral dance videos, and sold-out arena tours.

Among the featured albums on Rolling Stone’s 500 Greatest Albums list are Burna Boy’s ‘African Giant,’ Fela Kuti and African 70’s ‘Expensive Shit,’ and King Sunny Ade’s ‘The Best of the Classic Years,’ securing positions 330, 402, and 465, respectively. This recognition not only solidifies their status as influential musicians within Africa but also highlights the global impact of Nigerian music.

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RollingStone releases fresh list of the TOP 500 GREATEST albums of all time.

3 Nigerian albums made the list.

Any surprises? pic.twitter.com/m1HmzPOqGu

— WeTalkSound (WTS) (@wetalksound) January 3, 2024

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The preparations for the 66th Grammy Awards have officially kicked off, with the Grammys Academy announcing that the nominations for the 2024 awards will be unveiled on November 10th.

This marks the start of the nomination process as members gear up to cast their votes.

The 2024 Grammy Awards are poised to be historic, following the Academy’s announcement of three new categories: Best African Music Performance, Best Alternative Jazz Album, and Best Pop Dance Recording.

Notably, the 66th Grammys will witness the presentation of the award for Best African Music Performance on stage for the very first time.

As per a report from Chart Data, a total of 122 songs were submitted for the Best African Music Performance category.

A Billboard article published after the introduction of this new African category has mentioned front runners for potential nominations, including Adekunle Gold’s ‘Party No Dey Stop‘, Davido’s ‘Unavailable‘, and Asake’s ‘2:30′. These artists are expected to be strong contenders in the newly established African category.

122 songs were submitted for Best African Performance consideration at this year's #GRAMMYs.

2024 will mark the first show the award will be presented. pic.twitter.com/4NyoUkvwSi

— chart data (@chartdata) October 11, 2023

Nigerians’ interest in the Grammy Awards has grown over the years as a result of Burna Boy, Wizkid, and Tems‘ successes.

Fans would be expecting that more Nigerian musicians will join King Sunny Ade, Femi Kuti, Seun Kuti, Made Kuti, Wizkid, Burna Boy, and Tems on the Grammy nominee list in light of the new African category.

The Academy released a video on the significance of members voting and how their choice might influence the future of the musical environment in advance of the nomination list’s announcement on November 10th.

The Grammy Awards in 2024 are scheduled for Sunday, February 4th.

 

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Hails other music legends; Sunny Ade, Ebenezer Obey

Veteran singer, 9ice has said that late Afrobeat pioneer, Fela Anikulapo Kuti set a ladder for Nigerian musicians to climb to the top.

Speaking in an interview with ‘Sis Project Studios’, 9ice noted that Fela as the originator of Afrobeat, introduced what has paved the way for many artistes to leverage.

He observed that back then, other artistes were experimenting with various genres and looking for opportunities to share their talents with the public. While Fela continued along a route in the Afrobeat genre that was recognized all over the world.

In his words:

“Fela Anikulapo-Kuti gave us the platform which is Afrobeat for us to climb on top. We were trying to do Afropop. We were trying to do afrobeats. We were trying to do different names. But Baba [Fela] already has something that the world recognized.

“Afrobeat taught me a lot. King Sunny Ade, Ebenezer Obey, and Fela Anikulapo-Kuti are our grandfathers. And I’m glad to be in existence to emulate or to follow what they’ve done,” He said.

"Fela Anikulapo-Kuti gave us the platform which is Afrobeat"

– 9ice

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— 🐬 @𝗼𝗻𝗲𝗷𝗼𝗯𝗹𝗲𝘀𝘀𝗯𝗼𝘆 (@OneJoblessBoy) August 30, 2023

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With his internationally acclaimed album “Rave and Roses,” Rema, a Nigerian afrobeats sensation, has shattered a record that had stood on the US Billboard Albums chart for forty-one years.

Rema’s music is one of the greatest Nigerian musical exports of the past few years.

Rema’s debut album, ‘Rave and Roses’ has spent a whopping 31 weeks on the US Billboard Albums Chart.

Afro-juju superstar King Sunny Ade set the previous record for this amazing achievement. The 1982 album “Juju Music” by King Sunny Ade spent 29 weeks at the top of the US Billboard chart.

Unfortunately, King Sunny Ade retained the record for the longest period of time and no other Nigerian musician would even come close to matching it, much less peaking on the Billboard music charts.

However, in 2017, Nigerian artists began to once again show up on the charts with Wizkid’s third album ‘Sounds From the Other Side’ which debuted at #107 on the US Billboard 200 chart.

Other Nigerian artists, such as Davido, Fireboy DML, Burna Boy, Ckay, and Asake, have charted on the US Billboard charts since 2017.

Rema’s arrival on the music scene demonstrated a side of acrobats that audiences all around the world adored. Rema’s debut album has broken ceilings and records, demonstrating the global rise of afrobeats.

The deluxe edition of Rema’s ‘Raves and Roses‘ demonstrates that the young artist is full of surprises, and we can’t wait to see what he does next.

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Singer Adekunle Gold has announced the day when his new album would be released. Tio Tequila’s release has led Adekunle Gold to confirm that his primary body of work would be out before July.

The singer, who just released a three-track EP called Tio Tequila, insisted in the interview that he was pleased with the response he received from his fans as a result of the Tio Tequila EP’s release.

“The main project will be out in July”

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— 🐬 @𝗼𝗻𝗲𝗷𝗼𝗯𝗹𝗲𝘀𝘀𝗯𝗼𝘆 (@OneJoblessBoy) June 14, 2023

The singer also discussed the impact Lagosian and Yoruba heritage has had on his artistic vision. He claimed that King Sunny Ade, Fela Anikulapo, and Ebenezer Obey were among the artists he grew up listening to and that this influenced the way he now views African culture and music.

“What influence does Nigeria have on your artistry?”

Adekunle Gold: pic.twitter.com/j4xO8e5uKB

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Relatedly, Simi took to Instagram to answer a burning question from fans who were curious about how she and her husband, Adekunle Gold spends their time when they are not working.

She shared a series of photos of herself on Instagram, the last slide shows her whispering in her husband’s ears.

Explaining what she and her husband were talking about, The mother of one in the caption, claims that they spend a lot of time talking about people.

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