Ugandan singer Aroma Music defended her fashion choices during an interview on NRG Ignition, responding to criticism that her outfits are indecent. According to Mbu, she asserted that she has remained modest and stayed true to her original brand despite the claims about revealing clothing. The remarks came as she addressed public debate over her style and image as an artist.

GbolaJesu Amusa, co-founder of Odyssey Media House, discusses how her father influenced her passion for storytelling and her commitment to preserving African culture. She emphasizes the importance of storytelling in maintaining cultural heritage.

Made Kuti, an Afrobeat singer and grandson of Fela Kuti, has challenged the long-standing belief that all members of the Kuti family engage in drug use. In an interview with TheCable, he emphasized that this assumption is a misconception and does not reflect the reality of his family's lifestyle.

Kehinde "Kenny" Adegbodu, a Juju musician, has returned to performing months after the death of his twin brother and music partner, Taiwo Adegbodu. He expressed that resuming performances was a difficult decision, as the pain of his brother's loss remains significant. The death of Taiwo has had a profound impact on Kenny's life and career.

Musician Grace Nakimera has expressed her strong opposition to DNA testing in relationships, stating that she would not accept a request from her partner for a DNA test for their children. She argues that such tests foster mistrust and can lead to family breakdowns. Nakimera shared her views during an interview, emphasizing the negative impact of DNA tests on familial bonds.

A daughter reflects on her mother's strength after her father burned her mother's clothes following a divorce filing. This narrative explores themes of resilience and wisdom in the face of betrayal, highlighting the daughter's awakening to her mother's true character.