There will be a Nigerian premiere of Wakanda Forever! The confirmed premiere will take place in Lagos ahead of the film's planned theatrical release, according to Nigerian film distribution business FilmOne Entertainment.

According to new rumors, the premiere will be held in collaboration with the Africa International Film Festival (AFRIFF), FilmOne Entertainment, and The Walt Disney Company.

The expected sequel will see Wakanda beset by new foes, with Shuri (Letitia Wright) rumored to assume the Black Panther outfit.

A handful of fan favorites will return in the sequel, which is expected to be another box-office smash.

 

 

 

 

 

 

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It's taken over a year of production, which has been plagued by delays caused by claims of minor stunt injuries on set and Covid-19.

After months of rumors, filming began in August 2020 for the recasting of King T'Challa, played by Chadwick Boseman, who died of cancer the previous year.

While Marvel has yet to make an official announcement about the new Black Panther, the sequel's new teaser, which was released last month, indicated that Wright will play the superhero.

On November 11, Wakanda Forever will be released worldwide.

Laycon, a Nigerian rapper, has joined the Grammy voting committee. On Tuesday, October 18, 2022, the Grammys announced the news on their official Twitter account.

The Grammy voting members include recording artists, performers, composers, producers, engineers, instrumentalists, and other music industry innovators.

Voting Membership is available to current music industry artists, composers, producers, engineers, instrumentalists, and other innovators.

Rico Swavey's family has confirmed funeral plans for the late Big Brother Naija star.

Rico, born Patrick Adebowale Fakoya, was involved in an automobile accident that resulted in his being placed on life support. On Thursday, October 13, 2022, he died two days after the tragedy.

On Tuesday, preparations for his funeral were disclosed through Twitter in a statement signed by his family and management team.

“With a heavy heart, we invite all friends and fans of Rico Swavey to his tribute night/candle light walk tomorrow as we witness a star supernova. Thank you all,” the caption read.

On Wednesday, a memorial night and candlelight stroll would be held at Retro Citi on Victoria Island, Lagos.

On Thursday, there will be a private service in Tinubu Square's Methodist Church of the Trinity.

His funeral will be held shortly after at Ebony Vaults in Ikoyi, where he will be put to rest.

Koffee, a Jamaican music wonder and rising talent, praised Nigerian Afrobeats megastar Davido in an interview with BBC Radio 1xtra.

On BBC Radio 1Xtra, Jamaican star Koffee characterized Davido as a musician as well as an artist.

According to her, she has admired Davido since the first time she heard his music. According to the young Jamaican star, Davido's consistency and ability to experiment with diverse styles while still generating hits distinguishes him as a musician rather than merely an artist.

"Ever since hearing him the first time I have loved him. I love how he presents his work. He's definitely a musician and not just an artist who will just write lyrics or whatever. I love his way of expression and I love that he's consistent and he experiments and he doesn't stick to one sound but he keeps the bangers coming. Wherever he goes with his direction you always seem to know it's a hit."

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Koffee has already stated her appreciation for Nigerian mainstream music. Burna Boy is one of her favorite singers, and she even covered his popular song 'YE'.