Pino Vibes, also known as Somto Precious Monanu, has officially unveiled his record label, Monanu, with a vision to transforming Nigeria’s music scene.

As a digital media expert and music enthusiast, Monanu aims to discover and promote emerging artists while fostering innovation and diversity in the industry.

The Monanu label seeks to blend authentic, fresh sounds with modern digital trends, offering a platform where rising talents can thrive.

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With a hands-on approach, Pino Vibes provides tailored artist development, ensuring each artist gets the support and guidance needed to grow professionally and musically.

Pino Vibes’ expertise in digital media and audience engagement positions the label to redefine how Nigerian artists connect with global audiences, setting new industry standards in the digital era.

Monanu is more than a business venture — it’s a commitment to reshaping the future of music, both locally and internationally.

This record label promises to open new doors for upcoming musicians, pushing boundaries and creating lasting impacts in the Nigerian music industry.

Florence Otedola, known as DJ Cuppy, a renowned disc jockey and daughter of Nigerian billionaire, Femi Otedola, has made history as the first Nigerian to host an opening session at the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA).

Cuppy moderated the Youth Action Day at the 2024, UNGA, themed “The Summit of the Future – Youth Actions Day.”

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Cuppy also delivered a musical performance after her keynote session.

Her session became the largest youth gathering in UN Headquarters history.

Other notable figures at the session included the UN Assistant Secretary-General for Youth Affairs and the President of Cape Verde, José Maria Neves.

Popular media personality, Idowu Adeyemi, known as Yhemolee, has advised couples against checking their partner’s phones in the bid to monitor infidelity.

The nightlifer, who recently married his longtime girlfriend, Thayour B, warned that it can be dangerous to do so, as the information found on a partner’s phone could lead to emotional distress or even pose a risk to one’s mental well-being and life.

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Speaking in a video message shared via his Instagram account, Yhemolee said, “My friend called me this morning and told me his fiancée is in the hospital struggling to breathe.

“I asked if she had any terminal illness and he said no. He said she checked his phone overnight. My point is, stop checking your partner’s phone, if you die, the person that made you lose your life will move on.

“My friend confirmed to me that if his fiancée went through his phone very well, she might not survive and even if she survives, whenever she remembers what she saw, she would be traumatised.”