Award winning rapper Ice Prince, has signed a ground breaking deal with one of the biggest Musical Bodies on the world. In an exclusive interview on Chatville, Ice prince revealed that Universal Music will be licensing his song 'I swear'.
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Nollywood actress, Chika Ike was Unveiled as the brand ambassador for Bullet Energy Drink range at their Sunmark Office in London. It’s reportedly a multi-million naira contract, and congratulations would be in order as the Nollywood actress rises to the ranks of celebrities, with mouth watering endorsement deals.
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This last Wednesday's Industry night saw one of Nigeria's finest comedians, Basketmouth, host the occasion and thrill the crowd with rib cracking jokes.
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