Shakara a protégé of AY is funnier than you think Keeps: The first time I saw you, you gave a performance in a church, that was a long time ago and subsequently you’ve been on other shows, clubs everywhere but right now I learnt you are out of Jos and you are now based in Lagos when did you actually leave Jos? Shakara: Em, actually, I like the way you use get my background, I started from the church I always acknowledge that fact, understand, and one thing, at a point in time

With MTV Africa Music Award among many, MI sits on top of his game. Sometimes in march 2009, Hip on TV reports that MI has taken over the hip-hop throne in Naija with his TALK ABOUT IT album and the release of Illegal Music Mix-tape. Ayeni Adekunle of the Punch submits that “the young man’s album appeals to a section of people who hitherto didn’t give a care about rap or hip hop’’ A meeting with the rapper just a few days before the release of the successful TALK ABOUT IT alb

Alicia keys’ song “try sleeping with a broken heart” starts with a very strong line- “Even if you were a million miles away, I can still feel you in my bed”. Baaaad guy Ba? Wrong!! Cool chick, super cool chick. And are such chicks still around? Absolutely. But they come in short supply and the few we have, we are losing fast. And hey it’s not their fault. We are pushing them too hard. And by “we” I mean those of us in the entertainment and media world-the trend setters-propa

kwame Keeps: Sir, I know you are a force to be reckoned with in the entertainment industry. Kwame : Hmm (laughs) Keeps: For your fans out there and everyone who wants to know who Kwame is, could you give a brief intro about who you are and how you’ve come this far? Kwame: Well, basically they call me Kwame, real name is Femi Aderibigbe. I’m just a guy trying to make a difference in the entertainment industry and yes I’m lucky I’ve got God on my side, you know, so things have

Keeps: The Good or Bad video JM: The original concept of that video was meant to be outside that’s the truth but because of rain we opted to go indoors and make the video and the only thing we could do, not to act drama was just to come there and have fun and that’s what we did. Keeps: Right now many people know who J-Martins is but before now where were you, how did you start the music thing? JM: The music thing has been there a lot of people knew me more as a producer than

Seyi Law Keeps: Can we meet you? Seyi Law: My name is Idileoye Oluwaseyitan Lawrence but people prefer to call me Seyi Law because of my act, I am a comedian Keeps: Right now everybody just enjoyed your performance today so I want you to give us an idea of how it all started. Seyi Law: Ah! For me comedy started a longtime ago that was probably when I was in primary school I was a little shy but when I got to secondary school I was in a boarding school then I remember every s

Keeps: Sir, can you tell us about your humble beginnings? Fela Durotoye: Well I think the best way to describe Fela Durotoye would be a man an ordinary man just like anybody else who somehow has been empowered by God to do many things that other people call extra ordinary but I’m just an ordinary guy. Many people talk about my humble beginnings of few years ago when I was sleeping in a one room-room, not a one room apartment. Sleeping literally on a mattress with my wife and

If you are a P.Square fan, you must have seen the temptation remix video, a sexy looking video which features a sexy looking Alaye with a sexy delivery. In this interview with Keeps, Alaye refutes the statement on Hip Hop World Magazine which says he has eight children from seven different women. Keeps: Can you talk about your tattoos? Alaye: I have got three tattoos, I have got one, a soldier, because I went through stuff in my life that only a soldier could come out still s