VIDEO: Pheelz – Finesse ft. BNXN (Buju)
Music artiste, Pheelz is back with the official music video to his previously heard song titled “Finesse” and is available for download on
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UFC 329. Conor McGregor vs Max Holloway 2: The Rematch 13 Years in the Making
Las Vegas, July 11 2026 Five years. 1,827 days. One broken leg. And now, it’s finally happening. Conor McGregor is back — and the man welcoming him is the same one he beat 13 years ago: Max "Blessed" Holloway. This is UFC 329. This is International Fight Week. This is welterweight. The Story: From Boston 2013 to Vegas 2026 They first met on August 2013 at UFC Fight Night in Boston. Both were 21 and 25 year-old featherweights. McGregor won by unanimous decision 30-27, 30-27, 3
Israel "The Last Stylebender" Adesanya - Latest News 2026 🔥🇳🇬
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Streaming Kings & New Records: How Nigerian Artists Are Breaking Digital Records in 2026
If there’s one thing 2026 has proven, it’s that Nigerian music isn’t just being heard — it’s being streamed, replayed, and owned by fans all over the world. The numbers coming out this year show a shift. It’s no longer about one viral hit. It’s about consistency, catalog power, and global digital reach. Two names are leading that story right now: Seyi Vibez and Davido. 1. Seyi Vibez: Most Streamed Nigerian Artist on Audiomack Seyi Vibez just made history. He has officially su
AFRIMA 2026: Nigerian Artists Lead as Lagos Becomes the Capital of African Music
Lagos, Nigeria | 11 January 2026 The 9th edition of the All Africa Music Awards, AFRIMA wrapped up in Lagos on January 11, and the message was clear: Nigerian artists are still setting the pace for the continent. Held as a 4-day celebration of African culture, fashion, and entertainment, AFRIMA 2026 positioned itself as more than an awards show. It was a showcase of African music as a "cultural economy" and "soft-power vehicle" — and Lagos delivered the biggest stage yet. Ni
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