Kizz Daniel, a Nigerian superstar, has stated that he will play at the 02 Arena in 2023.

Kizz Daniel took to Twitter on Sunday, October 16th, 2022 to announce that he would be performing at the O2 Arena in London in 2023, with tickets going on sale soon.

The music star has had a fantastic 2022, with his project 'Barnabas,' which was published in December 2021, having a great run in the first half of 2022. His track 'Buga,' which he released in May 2022, became a major hit throughout Africa and beyond.

Kizz Daniel also traveled on his immensely successful 'Afroclassic tour,' performing in locations across the United States, Canada, and several African nations.

We doing the 02 arena next year LONDON Tickets going live soon koni baje Laye Laye #cough

— VADO D‘GREAT (@KizzDaniel) October 16, 2022

Kizz just released 'Cough,' the first track off EMPIRE's upcoming collaboration album 'Where We Come From.' Kizz is poised to end 2022 on a high note, thus the single is already gearing up for a strong run.

Kizz's desire to play at the O2 after a highly successful 2022, in which he was one of Africa's top artists. Kizz sets his sights on the 20K capacity 02 Arena after selling out thousands of tickets across numerous locations in the United States.

Given the widespread reception of 'Buga' in the UK, his fame, and the potential of a new album on the horizon, as well as the large Nigerian and African community there, Kizz appears to have all it takes to sell out the O2

The American University of Management has bestowed an honorary doctorate in Business Management to Goya Menor.

Goya Bright, also known as Goya Menor has resorted to Instagram to celebrate receiving an honorary degree in business management. He was also named an ambassador for peace by the group Peace International after receiving the prize for the musician of the year.

Goya Menor's global blockbuster hit 'Ameno Amapiano' draws attention on cultism and its associated risks. Goya Menor told Pulse Nigeria that the song was inspired by his encounters with cultism while studying at Ambrose Ali University in Edo State.

 

 

 

 

 

 

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His award as the Ambassador for peace follows the anti-cultism message his song preaches and its global success.

Ada Ehi, a Nigerian award-winning gospel performer, has become just the second Gospel musician in Africa to have a video with 100 million views on YouTube.

With her 2016 gospel hit 'Only You Jesus,' the famous performer accomplished this incredible achievement.

Ogochukwu, Ada Ehi, also known by her stage name Ada Ehi, is well-known and praised for her vocal prowess, uplifting melodies, and high-quality music videos.

Ada Ehi has joined the ranks of the only African gospel performers to exceed the 100 million view barrier on YouTube, with her hit single 'Only You Jesus' breaking the 100 million streaming mark.

Ada Ehi has gone on to become a sensation with a sizable fan base, as seen by her Youtube channel, which presently has over 360,000 Million views and 1.46 Million followers.

Ada Ehi recently received The Achievers award in the United Kingdom, and she also won CLIMA AWARDS for the 2022 best collaborative song 'Congratulations' with Buchi.

'Only You Jesus' stays new and engaging to listeners after more than 6 years of release, contributing to its continuous climb in popularity.

Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie's media aide has stated that she refused the President's national honor bestowed on several notable Nigerians and foreigners.

The award-winning Nigerian novelist, who was just awarded Harvard University's legendary W.E.B. Du Bois Medal, broke her silence about her absence from President Buhari's national honours event on Tuesday, October 11.

Omawumi Ogbe, a member of Chimamanda's communications team, confirmed to The Guardian that she refused the honor.

“Following the recent conferment of national awards by the President, there have been conflicting reports about one of the announced recipients, Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie. Some social media users say the award-winning writer rejected the award, while others say she accepted it.⁣
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“The author did not accept the award and, as such, did not attend the ceremony. She, however, did not want to create undue publicity around it, so her non-acceptance was conveyed privately,” Ogbe said.

President Buhari defended the award, saying the honorees had distinguished themselves in the service of the nation and mankind, while presenting it to 450 Nigerians and foreigners.

“We have among the recipients today, Amb. Prof. Tijjani Muhammad-Bande, Dr. Ngozi Okonjo Iweala, Ms. Amina J. Mohammed and Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie, who are doing our country proud on the international scene. Our dear sisters are a source of inspiration to our young women that through the dint of hard work and dedication, they can achieve greatness.”⁣the President said.

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