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  Ayra Starr shares her readiness for the 2024 Grammy Awards Ayra Starr  is in high spirits ahead of the Grammys. Nigerians have turned their attention to the coming 2024 Grammys Awards as Nigerian superstars are in contention to win the most prestigious prize in music. Sensational singer Ayra Starr during an interview with Cool FM Lagos, revealed that she has prepared her dress, walk, and even acceptance speech for the  66th Grammy Awards . When quizzed by popular OAP DOTUN about her readiness for the Grammy Awards where her hit single  'Rush'  was nominated for the Best African Song Performance, Ayra Starr shared that she was fully ready for the ceremony. When asked what is the first thing she will do after winning the Grammys, Ayra said she intends to visit her favourite Chinses restaurant to eat after which she will video call her mother. "I have my speech. I have everything done already. I already know my walk and my outfit"  Ayra said in her preparations for the

Asa is set to drop a new single titled 'Odo' . Asa is one of Nigeria's most critically acclaimed musicians who has spent nearly two decades dazzling fans with her music. RECOMMENDED ARTICLES Music Rapper Maxino taps Vector, Odumodublvck, Erigga for 'Rich & Wacko' EP Music Bob Marley's new EP featuring Wizkid & Bloody Civilian to be released in February Music I have already prepared my Grammy dress & acceptance speech - Ayra Starr In exciting developments, the multi-award-winning singer has announced that she will be dropping her first single of 2024 on February 1st. The singer announced in a post on X on January 30 with fans excited to be getting new music from the artist whose last release runs back to May 2022 with the children's lullaby  'Little Darling'. Asa who is known for her reticence has made a name for herself as one of Nigeria's finest composers whose music packs significant African Folk elements. As a breakout star in the

  Abductors demand N100m for Ekiti schoolchildren, teachers.     The Governor of Ekiti State, Abiodun Oyebanji and the bus conveying the kidnapped school children and teachers Kidnappers of five pupils of Apostolic Faith Group of Schools, Emure Ekiti, and four staff members have demanded N100m ransom for the release of the nine victims who were taken away on Monday. The principal of the secondary section of the school, Boje Olanireti, confirmed the ransom demand, in an interview with  The PUNCH on Tuesday. The abduction epidemic has continued to defy the efforts of the security agencies as cases of kidnappings were being recorded in various parts of the country daily. On Monday, gunmen killed two Ekiti monarchs-the Onimojo of Imojo, Oba Olatunde Olusola, and the Elesun of Esun Ekiti, Oba Babatunde Ogunsakin, while the Alara of Ara Ekiti, Oba Adebayo Fatoba, narrowly escaped. THE ROUNDTABLE: KIDNAPPING/INSECURITY EPIDEMIC - WHAT IS THE WAY FORWARD: (THE ABUJA, LAGOS, KANO… 0:19 / 1:01 k