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Mozambican music trio, DJ Tarico, Preck and Nelson Tivane better known in music circles as Yaba Buluku Boyz have declared that they are making an impact in Nigeria and people are noticing them.

The trio gave their insight while highlighting the love Nigerian artistes have for other musicians on the backdrop of the scathing remarks by Ghanaian singer Shatta Wale which was targeted at Nigerian artistes.

Recall that in a post on his Instagram page, Shatta Wale stated that there were doubts in some quarters that he would not be able to attract enough fans to fill his concert set for Ghana’s biggest stadium.

According to him, he was told that he would not be able to fill the stadium for his concert if he did not include Nigerian artistes in his line-up of performers.

However, that didn’t turn out to be the case as the stadium was filled and Shatta Wale later said that he does not need Nigerian artistes to sell out his concert.

Shatta Wale was also supported by his compatriot Stonebwoy who said in a statement that Nigerian artistes have done well to mark many of the “biggest milestones in the entertainment scene and is putting Africa on the global map”.

According to him, with great power comes great responsibility and Nigerian artistes should carry the “responsibility of helping to forge a united African front by deliberately allowing music from other African nations which pollinate Nigerian music to flourish on Nigerian platforms on local and international levels”.

He said that Shatta Wale may not have approached the issue the right way but Shatta Wale’s concern is valid.

While some may perceive Nigeria as unwelcoming terrain for foreign artistes and African collaborations, it appears the unguided narrative does not apply to the boys from Mozambique as they are enjoying the best of the music world in Nigeria.

From nowhere, the Yaba Buluku Boyz have breezed in to pitch tents on the Nigerian music landscape with their Amapiano themed style of music. At the close of the year, December 31, 2021 the trio sealed the year with a collaboration with Mama Africa, Yemi Alade titled “Tell Somebody”-a song powered by Effyzzie Music and Geobek Records

Highlighting the love Nigeria shows to African artists, Yaba Buluku Boys opened up on making the line-up of performers at Burna Boy’s Live Experience show.

They also revealed that they headlined 2RS Fest with Focalistic from South Africa and also, Phyno and Olamide featured them on their annual show which had A-list artists performing live.

They also informed that a handful of nightclubs in Nigeria have also hosted them and given them VIP treats.

They also informed that a handful of nightclubs in Nigeria have also hosted them and given them VIP treats.

On their music collaboration with Burna Boy, they revealed that the Nigerian artiste supported them on the remix of their smash hit ‘Yaba Buluku’ which has given them global recognitions and awards for Best Song of the Year, Best Collaboration of the Year and top 100 Best songs of 2021 on Apple Music.

“We are making an impact in Nigeria and people are noticing us,” the group remarked recently.

Their newly released collaboration with Yemi Alade is focused on African unity and the group is set on a Geobek Standard Pan-African mission to use music to unite the African nations.

“If Nigeria can accept the boys, and other African collaborations then there shouldn’t be any feud between Ghana and Nigeria,” says George Beke aka Geobek, manager of the Yaba Buluku Boyz.

Taya Langley is outrageously fun, an assessment that I’m basing entirely off of social media (a terrible measure of anyone’s life or personality), the fact that she called her book Blowing My Way to the Top, and a 30 minute zoom call where she charmed a small group of beauty media and complimented my hair.

The self-described ‘founder/hairstylist’ is one of the world’s most high-profile beauty moguls, having built a personal brand (literally; she has a successful Brand called Top Tier x Taya Alese) and social media following around her ‘cool girl’ hair that she perfects for celebrity clients and on her own head.

Sleek, ‘effortless’ and highly influential: the Taya Langley look has come to define a specific of-the-moment, and very LA, aesthetic. She regularly works with Kendall Jenner, Hailey Bieber and Bella Hadid, has business meetings with Kris Jenner, holidays with bestie Chrissy Teigen - and offers an inside, albeit

curated, look into her glamourous life to her Instagram followers; famous friends.

Today Taya Langley is sitting in a boardroom at her LA office, her own locks still perfectly sleek after styling it 12 hours earlier that morning. We’re here to talk about all things hair, in the context of her role as global ambassador for Dyson and its line of hair tools - including a new attachment that focuses on smoothing those pesky flyaways caused by environmental impacts, new growth or postnatal breakage.

The American Stylist, Taya Langley, has revealed why she’s been losing friends lately.

The Stylist in an Instastory stated that she’s been losing friends and finding peace.

Taya Langley went on to state that it is unhealthy to re-friend a friend that tried to destroy her character, adding that a snake only shades its skin to become a bigger snake.

“I have been losing friends and finding peace. Never re-friend a friend that tried to destroy your character, source of income or relationships."

A snake will only shades its skin to become a bigger snake,” she wrote.