Tyla, the world-famous, Grammy-winning South African singer, has revealed that she isn’t fond of extremely funny men.
Speaking in a recent interview with Capital Xtra, London, the ‘Water’ crooner said her ideal man is a dominant man.
She said, “My biggest turn on is a dominant man. And my biggest turn off is guys that are funny all the time. I like funny guys but when they don’t know when to be serious it irritates me.”
Meanwhile, Tyla in an interview with Power 106 FM, Los Angeles, talked about Chris Brown’s support for her music before she gained global prominence.
“Chris Brown would come to my show, disguise and stay with the audience,” she recalled.
Tyla hit international stardom after her song ‘Water’ became a global sensation after going viral on Tiktok.
‘Water’ won the maiden Best African Music Performance category at the 2024 Grammys.
Popular Nigerian rapper, Blaqbonez, has spoken about the impact ‘Essence’ by Wizkid and Tems made on Afrobeats.
According to him, Afrobeats skyrocketed in popularity after Wizkid released ‘Essence’ featuring Tems in 2020.
During a recent interview with American outlet KTLA, Blaqbonez stated: “Afrobeats took a massive leap when Wizkid dropped Essence and it went crazy. It just told the world Afrobeats is something you really have to watch.
“Crazy things are happening right now for Afrobeats. More talented artists are coming up.”
Recall that Wizkid recently denounced Afrobeats, saying he does not wish to be boxed into any particular genre.
Wizkid’s team has also described ‘Essence’ as an R&B song.
David Adeleke, the world-famous Afrobeats singer, who is popularly known as Davido has relished being a father of twins.
The DMW boss described it as the “best feeling ever.”
Speaking in a recent interview with Billboard, Davido said people said it would be difficult for him and his wife to raise the twins, but it has turned out the opposite.
He said the twins don’t cry, and they are growing so fast.
“I remember when they came, everybody was calling like, ‘They have twins, blah, blah, blah. It’s gonna be hard.’ But, my twins are blessed. They don’t even cry.
“They’re just calm and they’re just growing so fast. It’s just a blessing. Thank God for everything really,” he said.
The also talked about his forthcoming album.
He assured that the album would arrive this year.
Davido went on to hint on another collaboration with Chris Brown which he said would appear on the American star’s album scheduled to drop in two weeks time.
He said he and Brown has over 20 unreleased songs together, hinting at the possibility of a joint project.
Ilebaye Odiniya, the Big Brother Naija Season 8 winner, has revealed that she has received her prize money from the organisers.
Recall that Ilebaye pocketed N120 million after she won the All-Star edition of the reality show in October last year.
In a recent Instagram live session with fans, she confirmed that she has received the prize money.
Her revelation came after Big Brother Naija Season 7 winner, Phyna called out the organisers, claiming that she has not yet received the N100 million she won from the show in 2022.
Ilebaye said, “I have received my [BBNaija prize] money. I haven’t even touched tiny part of it. My money haven’t finished. I haven’t touched my prize money. And this is a fact.”
Popular Nollywood actor, Deyemi Okanlawon has opened up about his experience as a father to three boys.
He shared his journey on the latest episode of the King of Talks podcast with Teju Babyface.
He also talked about how he wanted a daughter that would steal his heart but he is still hopeful.
He said;
“I told my wife that I only have men inside me and I have the energy for them. Especially now that my wife is out of town with the baby and I’m left with the boys, we’ve been giving each other gbas gbos,” he said in between laughter.
“When we found out that we were having a baby, I wished it was a girl but I realised that ‘man, she’s just going to steal my heart and my time and I won’t be able to take my eyes away from her.’ When we found out it was a boy we were like ‘Okay, God knows what he wants but never say never,” he said.
Teju Babyface also asked the actor about the cost implications of having three children.
“Listen, there’s the kind of money that you’d have that the number of children you want to have won’t be a problem. If you have assets worth $10 million and you’re generating 5-10 per annum, how much do you want to spend on kids? Why are we limiting ourselves? It’s fun raising beautiful human beings and guiding, teaching them and just loving them and being loved in return,” he explained.
Which African country makes the best jollof rice? This has always been a topic of discourse between citizens across African countries, especially Nigeria and Ghana. Jollof rice is an extremely savory dish common to African households. No African country has come close to taking the trophy for the African country that makes the best Jollof rice from Nigeria.
Nigeria has always been and will always be the country that makes the best Jollof rice. Although Ghanaians will always argue this fact. Jollof rice is about being colorful. The other African countries have only birthed their Jollof from what they picked out of other’s ideas.
Speaking of making Jollof rice with completely rich ingredients, and using the right process in making it, leave it for Nigeria, and Nigerians, they own it.
We are not talking about ‘sapa jollof’ here, where you’d just mix powdered pepper with water and pour in everything at once. No!
We are talking about a savory and rich-in nutrients kind of Jollof rice. The kind of Jollof rice you will eat and forget your date of birth for a moment.
To crown it all, Nigerians have successfully invented different types of Jollof recipes without having to depend on other countries’ recipes.
This variety of Jollof has made NIGERIAN an African country with the A-list Jollof. And here they are;
SMOKY JOLLOF RICE

Which one is smoky jollof again?
Nigerians can be funny while giving names to anything that was birthed or brought to life through their ideas.
But, you see this one, it is one of a kind. No other country makes it better other than Nigeria. This jollof got its name because it is prepared on firewood. Smoky Jollof is characterized by the way it is prepared, the unique scent of food that is almost burnt but not literally, and that savory taste that tells you it was made with the local means of cooking.
PARTY JOLLOF RICE

If you ask any Nigerian you come across what they see in party Jollof? Or what makes it stand out? They’d tell you party jollof is sweeter than any other type of Jollof and it is just the classic Nigerian Jollof Rice prepared at parties. It is the most popular Nigerian rice recipe and you will always see it at parties. It is easy to prepare.
MINCED MEAT/BEEF JOLLOF RICE

Minced meat/beef Jollof rice
Beef or meat Mince Jollof Rice is a tasty version of Nigerian Jollof Rice prepared with minced beef or ground beef.
It is common knowledge that meat-endowed Jollof rice has a paradisiacal taste. Nigerians will gladly use all kinds of meats, mince them into small pieces, and add them to Jollof rice to give you that sensational taste of chewing Jollof at the same time with small chunks of meat.
NATIVE JOLLOF RICE

I once came across an individual who thought this type of Jollof is made by native doctors hence, the reason why it earned the name. No, no, no.
Native Jollof is made with local cooking ingredients with palm oil as the main ingredient hence its name. In native jollof, you’d see locust beans, a lot of smoked fish, snails, and plenty of minced meat. It is another type of Jollof that made Nigeria the African country with the best Jollof.
Nigerians have a way of making people fall in love with their foods because this native jollof is another version that has managed to win the hearts of people at home and abroad.
Many times food vendors have sent this particular jollof outside the country to other countries.
COCONUT JOLLOF RICE
Coconut rice?
By now, you would be saying out loud ‘Nigerians and food 5 and 6’
This Nigerian food is called the Jollof with another dimension!
It feels good when your friends think you are serving them the good old Jollof but gbam, the moment the first spoon enters the mouth, you are sure to be rewarded with looks of pleasure from them as it gives them an entirely different sensational taste. It makes you feel good, right?
Yes, this looks the same as the Jollof rice but the aroma and taste are different making it one of those special Nigerian Jollof rice recipes.
These are some of the several varieties of jollof rice that have made Nigeria’s Jollof A-list compared to other African country’s Jollof rice.
Have you tasted Jollof rice from some other African countries? Compare any one you’ve tasted to Nigerian Jollof rice, in your opinion, let us know which one is better or the one you prefer in the comments section.