The backlash that followed Tyla’s Grammy win has reignited debate over whether Afrobeats should continue to seek validation from the US-based awards as Nigeria’s music industry pushes for global authority.
Controversy has emerged following the burial of late gospel singer Bunmi Akinnaanu, as her estranged husband, Rotimi Adeoye, makes public allegations about their marriage and family life.
Filmmaker Kunle Afolayan has sparked debate after publicly urging men to embrace polygamy, linking his views to his upbringing and ongoing personal experiences.
The Tongva tribe says Billie Eilish’s home is located on its ancestral land and that the singer has not contacted the tribe regarding the property.
Bad Bunny and Kendrick Lamar dominated the 68th Grammy Awards in Los Angeles, making history with major wins including Album and Record of the Year.
Socialite Cubana Chief Priest has claimed that Davido’s repeated Grammy losses are part of an attempt by Western music executives to pressure the singer into compromising his values.
South African sensation Tyla secured her second career Grammy on Sunday, February 1, 2026, winning the Best African Music Performance
🚨Davido & Femi Kuti at the #GRAMMYs Honors Party for the Late Fela Kuti in Los Angeles 🇺🇸 pic.twitter.com/VCYuH7qNnI
Nigerian music is in the global spotlight as five artists earn nominations at the 68th Grammy Awards, while Afrobeat pioneer Fela Anikulapo-Kuti is set to receive a historic posthumous honour.
The daughter of late gospel singer Omije Ojumi has paid an emotional tribute, describing her mother as a resilient and devoted parent who prioritised her children despite marital challenges.
