On Friday 5th April 2024, Double Tees Productions premiered and screened the movie Aiyefele at the iconic Odeon Imac Cinema in Greenwich London.

The premiere red carpet was graced by hosts of Nollywood celebrities, from one of the lead actors Biola Adebayo, Bimbo Oshin. To celebrity guests Rykado Agbor and a host of others.

Aiyefele Movie (A Community on the Brink) is a riveting feature film that follows the journey of a community always on the brink of desolation; it struggles to find a cure for the plague killing its citizens as its beliefs and practices conflict with the new faith brought by missionaries. The people are threatened by a self-destructive culture,
assaulted by an endemic disease and oppressed by some evil forces until an unexpected visitor arrives to lead them from the drumbeats of sorrow to a vibrant tune of freedom.

Aiyefele features a respected ensemble cast in the industry, including Odun Adekola, Mercy Aigbe, Femi Branch, Bimbo Oshin, Biola Adebayo, Rotimi Salami, Lara Aiyeomoni and Akinola Akano. It is directed by
the award-winning Seun Olaiya.

Set in 18th Century Nigeria and England, Aiyefele takes its audiences on an emotional journey of sacrifice, reflection, and redemption.
Executive Producers are Toyin Moore and Omotayo Utomi.

Feedback from the Premiere in London has been hugely positive, with the audience describing the movie as interesting, funny, emotional, with a wow effect and an immersive experience.

AIYEFELE Movie will be showing at Bluepictures cinema in City Mall Lagos from Friday 3rd May 2024.

Check out pictures from the London Premiere below.

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Nigerian singer Adedamola Adefolahan, popularly known as Fireboy DML has stated he and colleague, Rema decided on a collaboration to prove a point to fans who expected a beef from them.

According to YBNL signee, he said they took the decision because they are advanced and they are also the leading stars of the new generation.

Speaking in an interview with Apple Music’s Ebro, Fireboy revealed said he has five proper collaborations with Rema.

“Myself and Rema are the two leading [Afrobeats] artists of our generation. We came together and realised that instead of giving the fans what they want, which is beef, let’s collaborate. Because we are too advanced for this stuff.

“We didn’t even give them a club banger, we made proper music. We have five more collaborations.”

Fireboy and Rema were subjects of comparisons on social media after hitting stardom in the same year.

The comparisons subsided after Fireboy featured Rema on a track titled, ‘Compromise’ off his third studio album, ‘Playboy’.

The collaborative song was an indication that they were on good terms.

American rapper Kendrick Lamar has again hit hard at Canadian rapper Drake in a new diss track titled, ‘Euphoria.’

He declared himself as Drake’s “biggest hater.”

According to him, he hates everything about the Canadian rapper.

“It’s all been about love and hate, but let me say I’m the biggest hater,

“I hate the way that you walk, the way that you talk,

I hate the way that you dress,

I hate the way that you sneak diss,

We hate the b*tches you f*ck cause they confused with real woman,

Notice I said we? It ain’t just me, this how the culture feeling,” he raps.

Lamar sparked controversy in the American hip-hop scene after he dissed Drake and J.Cole on Future and Metro Boomin’s ‘Like That.’

Since then, J.Cole and Drake have responded accordingly, releasing their own diss tracks targeted at Lamar, however, the former later apologised and deleted his diss track.

J. Cole had fired back at Lamar on ‘7 Minute Drill,’ saying “he fell off like the Simpsons”.

Surprisingly, J. Cole paused his set during his performance at the 2024 Dreamville Festival in North Carolina on Sunday to apologise to Lamar.

Drake released ‘Taylor Made Freestyle’ to diss Kendrick Lamar, and featured AI-generated versions of the late 2Pac, and Snoop Dogg’ voices.

2Pac’s estate has now made it clear that it “would never have given its approval for this use” if Drake had asked for permission.