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“Why We Wore What We Wore”, AMVCA’S Worst Dressed

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The much awaited African magic viewers choice awards took place at the Eko Hotel & Suites over the weekend, and has left behind numerous talks about he event, the winners and most especially the outfits our darling celebrities graced the occasion with.

With lots of designer outfits on display, fashion hits and miss,some celebrities have generated much more buzz than their counterparts. The trio of Susan Peters, Denrele Edun, and Ali Baba have been the butt of so many jokes, fortunately for us, the celebrities have plenty to say in their defense. Susan Peters whose “mosquito net like” dress was designed by  celebrity clothier, Toyin Lawani, said she wore the outfit to stand out.
“They thought they could bury us. They didn’t know we are seeds…#Doroisityourmoney? I AM NOT CREATED TO BLEND IN… I AM CREATED TO STAND OUT!!! IF THE KITCHEN IS TOO HOT MBOK EXIT THE BUILDING.Only people with High Fashion Sense Can Understand. Still thanking my glam squad @tiannahsplacempire @bibyonce@ugomakeme God go bless una plenty … to everyone supporting the ministry GGMYABIJN Amen. Who can hurt those who have God’s covering? None at all…
Ali Baba favoured a traditional attire which people termed as inappropriate for the event. He blamed the popular consensus on lack of cultural values;
“Trust you had a great weekend. I did. And had been looking forward to sharing something with you. So, I have also Been looking for a clear picture of me that was taken at the #AMVCA … The closest I could come upon is this courtesy @NET… But it’s not about the picture itself. It was about someone who claims to be a Fashion Critic…… who made a comment that I thought I should harp on. She said, “Bros, didn’t you get the invite? It said ‘black tie’ “… herself and a few of her fashion buffs had a laugh at my expense. So I let the laugh settle down and I asked, did you read the part that said “black tie or Glamorous?” I then saw one of them quickly bring her card holder invite holder out, read the dress code portion and shoved it back in the case. The dumbest of the four, who is also on television, said something like, but this is not glamorous. So I pointed at Kunle Afolayan, who was decked in AGBADA. And she was sucked in to my trick. “Eheeeeen! That is glamorous.” Her cronies agreed. So I dropped my joker. ‘Really? So it’s only the traditional attire from the YORUBA or Hausa speaking part of Nigeria that is glamorous? Is that what you were taught in school? Or is that the position of your media house? Or is that all your knowledge about fashion availed you? May be you are TRIBALISTIC. May be you think AFRICANS must look like a white man to be glamorous! May be you have no values! By the way, I thought this was an AFRICAN magic viewers’ choice awards (notice the capital letters)? At this point, 2 of them started that line that signals they had gotten the message… “Bros you are correct, but you know we were just teasing you. HABA! Can’t you take a joke?” My point was made and I walked off. The problem we have in this country is not totally our government’s failures. It is also the failure of many of us to know what is important to us as AFRICANS and what we should value in our culture. ATTIRE for journalist WEY no recognize glamorous ATTIRE. As for any journalist that thinks dressing in my traditional outfit meant for special occasions is not glamorous, please check a dictionary and revert! #broadcasters #fashionPolice#AfricanCulture #UrhoboAttir”
Channel O presenter, Denrele Edun, whose attire got the most backlash admits that he went a little overboard,
“It is 24-carat gold and I just looked at it and I said to myself, ‘why not strut out something that reeks of the statuette?’ and I wanted to look like a statuette tonight. I know I went a bit overboard with it. I mean my back is all in the open and I am hot. I do not know how you ladies do it. My back is so sweaty that I had to tell everyone who wants to hug me to put their hand on my butt instead of my back. It is quite difficult to maneuver as well but this is what I’m going to rock the after party with.”
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Laffmattazz: Omobaba, Dr. Smile, Baba Alariya, Mr. P, Terry Akpala, and others billed for the Easter Sunday show 

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This year’s Laffmattazz tour with Gbenga Adeyinka D1st and Friends themed ‘About Time Tour’ is set to take off at the Jogor Centre, Ibadan, on Easter Sunday, 20 April 2025, with an array of A-list entertainers on the bill.

 

Laffmattazz: Omobaba, Dr Smile, Baba Alariya, Mr P, Terry Akpala, others billed for Easter Sunday show 

 

Peter ‘Mr. P’ Okoye, one half of the famous P-Square group is headlining the show alongside Terry Akpala, Babatunmise, and Keanzo, while the star-studded comedy department parades the likes of Omobaba No.1, Bash, Dr. Smile, Madiba, Kenny Blaq, Taichi, Rapin Dady, Kiekie, Baba Alariya, Kamo State and Mr Escom, the rave of the moment and ‘pitipiti’ master.

 

 

 

 

Others include Stylo, Prince PHELAR, Creative Tobi, Gbenga Laughter Castle, General Olak, Dr. Spencer, Parkage, Dr. Arotele, Pretty Fola, and Pretty Arike, while DJ Secxy and DJ Mass will collaborate on the wheel-of-steel.

 

 

 

The Laffmattazz ‘About Time Tour’ is expected to be different, as the train is scheduled to move beyond borders with top-notch performances.

 

 

 

According to Adeyinka, the Grand Comedian of the Federal Republic (GCFR), this year’s tour is coming with a lot of initiatives that will make it different from past editions. He noted that the 2025 tour of Laffmattazz with Gbenga Adeyinka & Friends will be global with the addition of countries like the UK, the US, and Canada after touring the routine cities in Nigeria.

 

 

 

“We thought it was important to explore international best practices and luckily, we got in contact with this amazing company called FunZweb.com. It’s a very innovative site and one of the things they do is ticket sales and promotion, and that is where we are partnering with them. Going forward, they will be the only ones selling our tickets online.

 

 

 

“The caliber of people behind the brand (FunZ) is one of the things that fascinated me. The passion and zeal with which they work really got me. I have also gone to their site, FunZweb.com; it’s very innovative and amazing. Since the world is going online, that is the place to be. They also have very lofty ideas. Like I said, they will be the only ones selling our tickets online, and the incentive they’re giving us is very rewarding.

 

 

 

 

“The man behind FunZ is someone with international experience. He has done this with other platforms across the world before deciding that it was time for him to bring his wealth of experience back home to Nigeria. For me to have committed to them, I see a company with eyes on the future and I think they should be one of the top two in Nigeria in no time,” Adeyinka concluded.

 

 

 

For the Laffmattazz show on Easter Sunday at Jogor Centre, physical VIP, and Table tickets can be purchased at FoodCo Supermarket, Essence Salon, Ultima Restaurant, Ace Mall Ibadan, Hairsense, and Grandex Superstores. You can also scan the QR code on the VIP or Table tickets to purchase the Regular version via FunZweb.com.

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Dickson Buffalo comes out big with 14 tracks featuring his children

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Dickson Buffalo comes out big with 14 tracks featuring his children

Dickson Buffalo comes out big with 14 tracks featuring his children

For many Nigerians, music is more than just entertainment—it is a way of life, a form of expression, and sometimes, a means of healing. Few understand this better than Dickson Buffalo, a seasoned musician who has spent years creating soulful, impactful sounds. After taking a step back from the limelight, Buffalo is making a powerful return to the music scene, announcing a deeply personal 14-track album that reflects his journey through grief, resilience, and rebirth.

*A Painful Hiatus: Loss, Grief, and Reflection*

For fans who have followed Dickson Buffalo’s career, his absence from the entertainment scene in recent times has been noticeable. Many wondered what had kept him away from the microphone and stage that once defined him. Now, for the first time, he has opened up about the profound personal loss that shaped his recent years.

“Losing my wife changed everything,” Buffalo revealed during a recent media parley with journalists. “I became a widower, and the pain was overwhelming. I couldn’t find the strength to create, to sing, or even to be in the entertainment space. Music, which had always been my lifeline, suddenly felt distant. I had to take a step back and heal.”

For a man whose life revolved around melodies, rhythm, and performance, the period of grief was particularly challenging. However, Buffalo gradually found his way back to what he loved most—music. He explained that the creative process became a form of therapy, allowing him to channel his emotions into something meaningful.

“Music has always been my way of expressing what words cannot. And in the midst of my grief, I found solace in creating again. This new album is special because it comes from a very personal place—it’s a reflection of my journey, my pain, my healing, and my hope for the future,” he said.

*The Comeback: A 14-Track Album Featuring His Children*

Buffalo’s upcoming album is unlike anything he has ever done before. While he has always been known for his deep lyrics and emotional sound, this project holds an even greater significance. Not only does it tell his story, but it also features a collaboration with his own children, making it a deeply personal and emotional piece of work.

“I wanted my children to be part of this project because they were my greatest source of strength during my darkest moments. We bonded over music, and now, we are sharing this moment together on the album. It’s something truly special,” Buffalo shared.

The 14-track album promises a fusion of sounds, from Afrobeat to highlife, gospel, and even soul-infused ballads. According to Buffalo, each song is carefully crafted to tell a story—of loss, love, resilience, and the power of family.

*Beyond Music: Venturing into the Property Business*

During his time away from music, Buffalo also explored other ventures, particularly the real estate sector. He describes it as a “side hustle” that has provided financial stability, allowing him to make a smooth return to the entertainment scene.

“Music is my passion, but I also needed something to keep me grounded. I found an interest in the property business, and it has been a rewarding journey. But my heart has always been with music, and now, I’m back where I belong,” he explained.

*Challenges in the Industry: The Struggles of Finance and Management*

Despite his passion and talent, Buffalo acknowledges that breaking back into the industry comes with its own set of challenges. According to him, finance and proper management remain the biggest obstacles for artists in Nigeria.

“Talent alone is not enough. Without a good management team, an artist can struggle to navigate the industry. It’s not just about making music; it’s about having the right people to market, distribute, and manage your brand,” he said.

Buffalo emphasized the importance of financial backing, explaining that many talented musicians fail to reach their full potential due to a lack of resources. However, he remains optimistic, believing that dedication and smart business strategies can help artists overcome these barriers.

*Looking Ahead: A Production Company and a Bigger Vision*

While Buffalo is excited about his return to music, he is also thinking beyond just being an artist. In the next five years, he plans to establish a production company that will handle not only his music but also film and other creative projects.

“I don’t just want to create music—I want to build a legacy. I want to own a production company that brings great content to life, whether it’s music, movies, or other creative works. I want to create opportunities for upcoming artists and give them the platform I never had early in my career,” he shared.

Buffalo’s vision extends beyond personal success; he wants to empower young talents, providing them with mentorship and the right industry connections to help them grow.

*MJV has come to stay*

MJV African Cultural Center has been on for years and I have been able to work on its dream so passionately. The head office resides in Lagos, Nigeria. MJV African Cultural Center Network is an avenue to showcase and to celebrate both cultural heritage, passing it to our future generations. Alot has benefited from it, we have made so many stardom from this media platform of MJV. It’s has really come to stay. So much will be seen from MJV soon.

*Who is Dickson Buffalo?*

For those unfamiliar with his work, Dickson Buffalo is a veteran Nigerian musician known for his soulful sound, rich lyrical content, and ability to blend different genres seamlessly. Over the years, he has built a strong reputation in the entertainment industry, collaborating with top artists and producers. His music has resonated with fans across generations, thanks to his deep storytelling and relatable themes.

Buffalo’s return marks a significant moment not just for him, but for the Nigerian music industry. His story is one of resilience, passion, and the ability to find strength in the face of adversity. With a new album on the way and ambitious plans for the future, he is ready to reclaim his spot as a force in the entertainment space.

As he prepares to release his much-anticipated 14-track album, fans and industry watchers alike are eager to witness the next chapter of Dickson Buffalo’s incredible journey. One thing is certain—his comeback is more than just about music; it is a testament to the power of perseverance, family, and the healing nature of creativity.

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KOACH Entertainments out with new movie titled ” The last good wife “

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KOACH Entertainments out with new movie titled " The last good wife "

KOACH Entertainments out with new movie titled ” The last good wife “

 

Versatile film makers and a director of repute Andipe Gbenga has spoken about the challenges he faced in making sure the new project from the stable of KOACH Entertainments is a success

Andipe Gbenga who is also the CEO of Andipe productions LTD is the manager of the movie titled ” The Last Good Wife” and he has spoken glowingly about the movie which was directed by Chuks Ejiofor

“It was one of the most intriguing movie settings I ever handled as a manager. The movie which was a brain child of KOACH Entertainments , a new YOUTUBE CHANNEL.. .

When a buried secret from medical school erupts into present-day chaos, three former friends—Tina, Sade, and Dapo—are forced to confront the darkest consequences of a night they tried to forget. Years after a drunken graduation party spirals into a life-altering threesome, Tina discovers that Sade, her once-best friend, secretly raised Dapo’s child—the very future Tina was denied by a botched abortion.

As revenge brews, an accidental blow spirals into a chilling web of deceit, mistaken identity, kidnapping, and murder. When detectives start digging, what unfolds is a layered psychological thriller—where friendship turns fatal, love becomes possession, and silence hides more than guilt.

Will the truth emerge, or will it be buried with the past? It’s what the movie is all about.

Speaking about the movie he said the movie was full of intrigue and suspense

It was a movie that you can’t just blink for a seconds”

The movie according to him features, Bukky Raji Ambode, Jide Awobana, Diva Gold, amongst others

KOACH Entertainments out with new movie titled " The last good wife "

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