Ugandan influencer Sheilah Price has warned young girls against being drawn in by celebrity attention, describing what she calls the exploitation of young women by some Ugandan artists. Speaking during an appearance on Deep Talk on Galaxy TV, she said some young girls become vulnerable due to pressure to maintain lifestyles they cannot afford. Her comments were reported by BigEye, a Ugandan entertainment outlet.

Nigerian singer Bella Shmurda has spoken publicly about a difficult period early in his life during which he went to unusual lengths to raise money to fund his music career. According to Naija News, the artist made the remarks candidly, joking that his mother would be angry if she heard about what he did. The specific details of his actions were not disclosed in the available report.

Yiya Mozey, a former member of the music duo Back 2 Life, disclosed that he and his partner Ziza Bafana earned very little from their popular songs, despite their widespread success. He mentioned that tracks like 'Tebakulimba' and 'Namagalo' became well-known anthems, yet did not generate significant financial returns for them.

Gospel singer Mungu Feni has stated that Ugandan gospel musicians face difficulties in sustaining long-term careers due to financial challenges and outdated perceptions of gospel music. He emphasizes the necessity for the industry to evolve in order to appeal to younger audiences.

A viral TikTok video showing the wife of Nigerian actor Baba Ijesha, identified as CEO Luminee, asking for his permission to join the platform has sparked widespread reactions online. According to Legit.ng, the clip ignited debate among social media users, with many commenting on the couple's dynamic and the apparent need for the actor's approval. The video circulated widely, drawing mixed responses from viewers across Nigeria.

Naira Ali has expressed her disapproval of DJs who focus on playing viral songs instead of honing their skills in the profession. In a statement, she emphasized that merely playing trending tracks from platforms like YouTube or TikTok does not qualify someone as a true DJ.