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A Magistrate Court number one sitting in Dutse on Wednesday sentenced the 48 women who were recently arrested by the state Hisba command to three months in prison for prostitution.

The presiding judge magistrate Sadam Habib sentenced them to three months in prison each or fine option of five thousands Naira each.
He said the commercial sex workers pleaded guilty to the charges labeled against them and were consequently convicted and sentenced.

DAILY POST reported that the Jigawa state Hisba command arrested 48 suspected commercial sex workers and confiscated over 37 carton of alcohol at Gujungu market in Taura local government.

The suspects were arrested on Saturday at a popular Gujungu market in a joint operation conducted in collaboration between the Hisba command and Nigerian Police Force where 48 suspects arrested, music 30 were females while 18 were males.

It would be recall that the state Hisba Commander General Ibrahim Dahiru Garki said the suspects were handed over to police for investigation after which will be charge to court for prosecution.

Hisba command is a Sharia law enforcement agency fighting against immoral act within the society.

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The Africa Cup of Nations kicks off June 21 in Egypt and runs through July 19 showcasing the continent’s biggest football stars. TINA Magazine takes a look at ten of the top players to watch during the tournament
After their silverware-filled club seasons, played mostly in Europe, Africa’s top footballers will be aiming for continental bragging rights with their national sides in Egypt.

1. Mohamed Salah, 27 – Egypt

Egypt forward Mo Salah tied for top scorer in the Premier League this season with 22 goals for his Champions League-winning Liverpool. Salah will be looking to help the Pharaohs, who have won the Africa Cup of Nations a record seven times, to another title on home soil. After injury marred Salah’s 2018 World Cup bid — leading to a disappointing winless ouster for Egypt at their first World Cup finals in nearly three decades – the prolific Reds star will be keen to deploy the full breadth of his talents in this tournament.

2. Sadio Mané, 27– Senegal

Unstoppable for Liverpool, where he shared top Premier League scoring honours with teammate Salah, winger Sadio Mané’s very presence near the goal is enough to strike fear into the hearts of opposing defenders. Explosive, unpredictable and a deadly finisher, the Champions League winner, who began his career with FC Metz in France’s Ligue 2 before stops in Salzburg and Southampton, will be showcasing his eye for goal with the Lions of Teranga in Egypt.

3. Nicolas Pépé, 24 – Ivory Coast

Ivory Coast’s Nicolas Pépé has dynamite in his boots. The Lille striker hit the mark 22 times this season in Ligue 1, while delivering 11 assists. His power, precision and speed have made him one of the best players in the French top-flight while leading his club, the Ligue 1 runners-up, to a surprise Champions League berth.

4. Riyad Mahrez, 28 – Algeria

Supersonic winger Riyad Mahrez, who won the Premier League with Manchester City this season, will be Algeria’s lethal weapon in this tournament. The Fennecs haven’t won an Africa Cup of Nations since 1990 and are counting on Mahrez’s energy, creativity and crazy dribbles to pierce through opponents’ defensive line.

5. Hakim Ziyech, 26 – Morocco

A revelation during this season’s Champions League for Ajax, Hakim Ziyech will be one of the star attractions of the competition in Egypt. Reportedly on the radar of several big European clubs, the Moroccan attacking midfielder is an essential piece for the Atlas Lions. A tireless and technically gifted players, Ziyech can on his own change the course of a match.

6. Kalidou Koulibaly, 28 – Senegal

Napoli’s rock-solid centre-back Kalidou Koulibaly has proven himself one of Serie A’s toughest defenders and a life insurance policy at the back for Senegal. Virtually insurmountable in a duel, majestic in the air and physically very powerful (at 1m87 and 89kg), Koulibaly is far and away the best active African defender.

7. Naby Keita, 24 – Guinea

Liverpool midfielder Naby Keita does it all for Guinea. Keita missed the end of the Premier League season with an adductor injury, but he is back on form at the right time for his national side at this tournament. Keita’s vision, work ethic and precision passes will be precious assets in Egypt.

8. Wahbi Khazri, 28 – Tunisia

Saint-Etienne’s top offensive force this season, Tunisian striker Wahbi Khazri is also the marquee player for his national side, the so-called Eagles of Carthage. Renowned for his powerful, quick-fire strikes, the Corsica-born Khazri also displays exemplary selflessness on the pitch and a contagious will to win.

9. Cédric Bakambu, 28 – DR Congo

Cédric Bakambu once shone in La Liga for Villarreal; now at Beijing Sinobo Guoan, far from the media spotlight in China, Bakambu has an opportunity to make headlines again in Egypt. See top south african songs
Very skilled in front of the goal, the French-born Congolese forward – who won a European Championship with France’s Under-19 squad in 2010 before opting to represent DR Congo at the senior level – will be the Leopards’ top scoring threat at this tournament.

10. André Onana, 23 – Cameroon

Cameroon’s last line of defence, André Onana and his lightning-reflex stops lit up the screen this season for Ajax Amsterdam’s brilliant Champions League semi-finalists. It’s no wonder the young Cameroonian keeper is reportedly coveted by Europe’s top clubs: his talent is reminiscent of his illustrious predecessors Joseph-Antoine Bell and Thomas N’Kono.

11. Onyinye Wilfred Ndidi, 22 – Nigeria


Ndidi is a Nigerian professional footballer who plays for Premier League club Leicester City and the Nigeria national team as a midfielder. On 3 December 2016, Genk agreed a £17 million transfer deal with English champions Leicester City. The deal was confirmed on 5 January 2017. In the English FA Cup game against Derby County on 8 February 2017, Ndidi came on in the first half of extra time and scored his first goal for Leicester through a long-range shot. He definitely didnt do well this last season, but its hard to ignore the he has the talent to improve the Nigerian squad at Afcon

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Why does it seem impossible for Africa to rank among continents with the youngest leaders? Africa is known to be the home of a number of the world’s oldest serving presidents led by Zimbabwe’s 92-year old Robert Mugabe. Most African leaders are always accused of clinging on to power for decades; they see themselves as life presidents.
However, did you know that the continent also has some of the youngest leaders in the world? One is just 47 years old.

10. John Dramani Mahama, Ghana (Age: 60)

John Dramani was born on November 29, 1958. John Dramani Mahama has been the President of Ghana since July 2012. He served the nation as its Vice President between 2009 and 2012. He assumed the office of the president on July 24 2012, when the then president John Atta Mills died.

9. Ali Bongo Ondimba, Gabon (Age: 60)

Ali Bongo Ondimba is a Gabonese politician who has been President of Gabon since October 2009. Before him, His father Omar Bongo was the President of Gabon from 1967 to 2009, when he died. During his father’s presidency, he was Minister of Foreign Affairs from 1989 to 1991 and represented Bongoville as a Deputy in the National Assembly from 1991 to 1999; subsequently he was Minister of Defense from 1999 to 2009.new musicFollowing his father’s death after 41 years in power, he was first elected in the August 2009 presidential election and was again re-elected in August 2016, in elections marred by numerous irregularities, arrests, human rights violations and post-election violence.

8. Uhuru Kenyatta, Kenya (Age: 57)

Uhuru Kenyatta has been the President of Kenya since April 9 2013. He is the fourth president of Kenya. His father Jomo Kenyatta was Kenya’s first president. He is also the eight youngest president in Africa. Uhuru was re-elected for a second term in the August 2017 general election, winning 54% of the popular vote. The win was formally declared on national television by the Chairman of the Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission Wafula Chebukati. However, Uhuru’s election was successfully challenged in the Supreme Court of Kenya by his main competitor, Raila Odinga. sa music download On 1 September 2017, the court declared the election invalid and ordered a new presidential election to take place within 60 days from the day of the ruling. A new presidential election was held on 26 October, which he won, with 39% participation due to voter fatigue, voter apathy and being boycotted by the opposition.

7. Macky Sall, Senegal (Age: 57)

Macky Sall was born on December 11, 1961. He was elected president of Senegal in 2012 after beating his former political ally Abdoulaye Wade. He was the Mayor of Fatick from 2002 to 2008 and held that post again from 2009 to 2012.

6. Letsie III of Lesotho (Age: 55)

Letsie III was born on July 17, 1963. He is the king and head of state of Lesotho. He succeeded his father, Moshoeshoe II, when the latter was forced into exile in 1990. His father was briefly restored in 1995 but soon died in a car crash in early 1996, and Letsie became king again. As a constitutional monarch, most of King Letsie’s duties as monarch of Lesotho are ceremonial. He was 27-year old when he ascend the crown.

5. Pierre Nkurunziza, Burundi (Age: 55)

Pierre Nkurunziza is a Burundian politician who was formerly the Chairman of the National Council for the Defense of Democracy-Forces for the Defense of Democracy (CNDD-FDD), the ruling party, until he was elected as President of Burundi. Pierre Nkurunziza has been the President of Burundi since 2005. Currently, He is the fifth youngest president in Africa. In August 2009, he was awarded the “Model Leader for a New Africa Award” by AFREG.

4. Yahya Jammeh, The Gambia (Age: 53)

Yahya Jammeh is the President of the Gambia. He was a 29-year old army officer when he assumed power in a 1994 military coup. It was a bloodless coup. He seized power from President Dawda Jawara. Yahya Jammeh was elected to the Office of the President of the Gambia; he was re-elected in 2001, 2006 and 2011.

3. Faure Gnassingbe, Togo (Age: 52)

Faure Gnassingbe has been the President of Togo since May 4 2005. He was appointed to the government by his father Gnassingbe Eyadema before he passed away on February 5 2005. He then won a controversial presidential election on 24 April 2005, and was sworn in as President. Gnassingbé was re-elected for a second term in 2010.

2. Mswati III, Swaziland (Age: 50)

Mswati III is the King of Swaziland, a crown he inherited from his father Sobhuza II,. He is the head of the Swazi Royal Family. He was introduced as the crown prince in 1983 and was crowned on April 25 1986, at the age of 18.

Together with his mother, Ntombi Tfwala, now Queen Mother, he rules the country as an absolute monarch. Mswati III is known for his practice of polygamy and currently has 15 wives. Although he is respected and fairly popular in Swaziland, his policies and lavish lifestyle have led to local protests and international criticism.

1. Joseph Kabila, D.R. Congo (Age: 47)

Joseph Kabila Kabange was born on June 4, 1971. He became president of the Democratic Republic of the Congo in January 2001 after the assassination of his father, Laurent-Désiré Kabila. Becoming the world’s youngest at the age of 29. He was elected as the president in 2006, and was re-elected in 2011.

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Have you ever wanted to find out who are the richest football club owners in England in 2019?
Well, if you have then, worry not because we have prepared a list of 2019 Richest Football Club Owners in England.

10. Mike Ashley (£2.45b)

Newcastle United owner Mike Ashley has been in control of the club for more than 11 years.

The British billionaire retail entrepreneur is also chairman of sports retail company Sports Direct. He founded Sports Direct in 1982 when he was just 18, and the company has since expanded to over 700 stores and he owns other brands such as Everlast
Ashley is worth an estimated £2.45billion

9. The Glazer Family (£3.6b)

Manchester United owners The Glazer Family are worth an estimated £3.6billion.
Malcolm Glazer, the Glazer family patriarch, died in 2014 mp3 after accumulating wealth thanks to successes in real estate, banking, health care, equities, and sports clubs.
Since Malcolm’s death, his sons Avram and Joel Glazer have stepped up as co-chairmen.

8. Sheikh Mansour bin Zayed Al Nayhan (£3.76billion)

Manchester City are not technically owned by Sheikh Mansour bin Zayed Al Nayhan outright. Instead, the City Football Group wholly own the club, of which Sheikh Mansour’s Abu Dhabi United Group has 86.21% shares.
Sheikh Mansour is also in-charge​ at Melbourne City, New York City, Atletico Torque, and has a minority stake in Yokhoma F. Marinos through City Football Group.
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The Deputy Prime Minister of the United Arab Emirates is worth an estimated £3.76billion.

7. Joe Lewis (£3.83b)

Tottenham Hotspur owner Joe Lewis accumulated his wealth in the hospitality industry in the late 1970s and early 1980s.

The London-born businessman is worth an estimated £3.83billion and is the main investor in Tavistock Group, a varied portfolio that includes businesses operating in life sciences, manufacturing, property, and sports.

6. Steve Parish, Josh Harris and David Blitzer (£3.68b)
Crystal Palace co-owners Steve Parish, Josh Harris and David Blitzer are estimated to be worth a combined £3.68billion.
Harris and Blitzer agreed a deal to become co-owners of the club with each purchasing shares equal to Parish’s in return for an injection of capital investment in December, 2015.

5. Aiyawatt Srivaddhanaprabha (£5.2b)
Aiyawatt Srivaddhanaprabha took over the reins at Leicester City after his father, Vichai was killed in a helicopter crash in 2018. sa music download Aiyawatt now manages the King Power Group’s multi-billion business empire, and also has a minority stake in Thai AirAsia, a unit of Asia’s biggest discount carrier, AirAsia Group.
The 32-year-old is worth an estimated £5.2billion.

4. Shahid Khan (£5.28b)
Fulham owner Shahid Khan bought the club from Mohamed Al Fayed in 2013.
Khan, who made his fortune in the automotive and hospitality industries – is an all-round sports tycoon as he also owns NFL side Jacksonville Jaguars.

The Pakistani-American is worth an estimated £5.28billion.

3. Guo Guangchang (£5.28b)

Wolverhampton Wanderers owner Guo Guangchang bought the club for £45 million in 2016

The Chinese billionaire businessman is the founder and chairman of Fosun International, a Chinese international conglomerate and investment vehicle. His business operations have included asset management, real estate, and entertainment.

Guo is worth an estimated £5.28billion

2. Stan Kroenke (£6.51b)

Arsenal owner Stan Kroenke is worth an estimated £6.51billion courtesy his very impressive sports portfolios.

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Kroenke is the owner of NFL side St Louis Rams, NBA team Denver Nuggets and NHL side Colorado Avalanche.

The 71-year-old American is ranked 58th on the 400 list of the wealthiest Americans.

1. Roman Abramovich (£8.88billion)

Chelsea owner Roman Abramovich made a majority of his wealth through the oil and gas industries, prior to purchasing Chelsea in 2003.

Since taking over the Blues, the Russian oligarch has pumped over £1bn on players and infrastructure, which has helped establish Chelsea as one of Europe’s top teams.

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Abrahamovich is worth an estimated £8.88billion
2019 Top 10 richest club owners in England:

10. Mike Ashley (£2.45b)

9. The Glazer Family (£3.6b)

8. Sheikh Mansour bin Zayed Al Nayhan (£3.76billion)

7. Joe Lewis (£3.83b)

6. Steve Parish, Josh Harris and David Blitzer (£3.68b)

5. Aiyawatt Srivaddhanaprabha (£5.2b)

3. Shahid Khan (£5.28b)

3. Guo Guangchang (£5.28b)

2. Stan Kroenke (£6.51b)

1. Roman Abramovich (£8.88billion)

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Well, we know many of you world like to know the most powerful military in Africa right? And if you don’t know some countries are powerful than the others in Africa now you know. Below you will find ten countries that are most powerful in Africa, in the others words countries with the best military in Africa 2018

These criteria are used in such an approach that a smaller country with good military intelligence competes favorably well with a highly populated country with lots of great foot soldiers while landlocked countries are not penalized for lack of an active navy. It is important to note that the military strength of a country is not only determined by the size of her ammunition.
So we present you these ten countries with details and amazing pictures.

10. LIBYA


Photo/Wikipedia.orgThe 2011 Libya revolution has placed a big question mark on the military capabilities of a country with population of just over 6 million. Almost 3 million citizens are fit for service and just about 116,000 people reach service age each year but these small numbers correlate quite oppositely to the artillery and ammunition the country boasts of when compared with other African countries. Libya boasts 500 tanks, 2,500 armored fighting vehicles, 400 self propelled guns, 800 rocket projectors, 1050 potable AT weapons, over 600 aircraft and 121 helicopters and $880 million pumped in to defence every year.

9. ANGOLA

Angola is the 7th largest country in Africa with a population of over 21 million and is located in southern Africa. These are three components of Angolan military: the Army, Navy and Air Force and all of these have a combined manpower in excess of 100,000 divided into 87,000 active front-line personnel and 30,000 active reserve personnel. south african music download Angola has 140 tanks, 980 armoured fighting vehicles, 298 towed-artillery, 270 total number of aircraft, 98 helicopters with, 15 attack helicopters, 82 fighters/ interceptors. The country’s naval strength is boosted with 30 coastal defence crafts and 2 mine warfare and with a defence budget of over $4 bn, Angola is sure to continue to see a strong military growth.

8. TUNISIA

Tunisia is the northernmost country in Africa and home to over 10 million people. There are almost 5 million people who are fit for service out of the 5.7 million available manpower. The number of active front-liner personnel stands at 40,000 with additional 12,000 active reserve personnel. The country boasts of 350 tanks, 900 armoured fighting vehicles, 139 total aircraft, 75 helicopters, 12 fighters/ interceptors, 25 coastal defence aircraft all backed by over $550 million defence budget per year.

7. MOROCCO

The kingdom of Morocco is a country in the northern region of Africa with a population of over 33 million. The country’s military arm known as the Royal Moroccan Armed Forces is responsible for land-based military operations but in addition to the army, Morocco also has the Navy, the Air Force, the Royal Guard, the Royal Gendarmerie and the Auxiliary Forces.
There are about 17 million available manpower with over 14 million people fit for service, 195,000 people in active front-line service and 150,000 in active reserve. Morocco has 1,348 tanks, 2,120 armoured fighting vehicles, 323 total aircraft, 139 helicopters, 70 coastal defence craft and spends over $3.4 bn in defence budget.


6. KENYA

Kenya is a major commercial and technology hub in the East Africa. Officially called the Republic of Kenya, the country has a population of about 41 million residents. When it comes to military strength and fire power, Kenya is a force to reckon with. The country has enough military strength to afford to always send some on a peace keeping mission in other African countries. Almost 20 million people make up the country’s man power and more than 12 million of these are fit for service. 839,000 reach military age every year. Kenya has 24,000 active front-line, 5,000 active reserve personnel and boasts of 186 tanks, 2000 armoured fighting vehicles, 134 total air crafts, 66 helicopters, 14 coastal defence crafts and with Kenya’s defence budget on its course to hit $5 bn by 2018, we might see the country advancing way ahead of others on this list.

5. NIGERIA

Located at the shores of West Africa is the country that is home to a staggering 170 million people. With the available manpower of over 72 million people, there are more than 40 million people who are fit for service with 3.5 million people reaching the military service year every year. Nigeria has 363 tanks, 680 towed-artillery and more than 1,400 armoured fighting vehicles. Nigeria has 96 total air crafts and 36 helicopters, 51 coastal defence crafts and 2 mine warfare. The large population is kept safe with a yearly budget of over $2.3 bn.
Obviously the most powerful country in western Africa.

4. SOUTH AFRICA

Republic of South Africa, is an African country located at the southern tip of the continent. South Africa is the 25th largest country in the world by area and the 24th most populous country with over 54 million people. When it comes to military power, South Africa has got what it takes to be among the top countries in Africa strong enough to be recognised. Half of South Africa’s population are within the manpower class; 14 million are fit for service and almost a million people (964,139) are getting to military age annually. south african songs download
South Africa has 88,000 active front-line and 17,000 active reserve personnel. On military equipment, South Africa has 191 tanks and 1430 armoured fighting vehicles, 118 self-propelled guns, 240 rocket projectors and 213 total number of air crafts. 4 frigates and 3 submarines keep the shores safe and there is over $4.6 bn spent on defence every year.

3. ETHIOPIA

Ethiopia has a population of 94.1 million. It is Africa’s oldest independent country and its second largest in terms of population. Ethiopia has found a way to transform her population into a military stronghold in Africa. With a manpower of 38 million people, 24 million of this population fit for active service and almost 2 million people reaching the military age every year, the country is one of the strongest in Africa.
Ethiopia has over 560 tanks and 780 armoured vehicles, 183 multi-launch rocket system (MLRS), 81 air crafts and 39 helicopters to hover around any country plotting any form of invasion.The entire Ethiopia’s defence is supported by 182,500 front-line personnel and over $340 million defence budget to take care of things every 365 days.

2. ALGERIA

Algeria is a country consisting of 48 provinces and 1541 communes. It is the 33rd most populated country on earth with a population of 39.21 million. More than 20 million people make up the manpower and over 17 million citizens are within the active service year. Algerian military is made up of modern army, navy and air force. The country is largely financed by oil and Sonatrach, the national oil company, is the largest company in Africa generating revenues in excess of $76.1bn and employing over 120,000 people in 2012.
Algeria has the second largest army in Africa and in the Arab World, after Egypt, and has Russia and China as her strategic allies and arms furnisher. 672,993 individuals reach the military age annually. There are over 500,000 active front-line and 400,000 reserve personnel. Algeria is equipped with more than a thousand tanks, 1800 armoured fighting vehicles, over 400 air crafts, 188 helicopters, 6 submarines. With a defense budget of over $10.5 bn, Algeria will continue to be among the African countries with the best military strength.


1. EGYPT

Egypt is a country in the north of Africa with a staggering population of 94 million people and has faced major political crises in the recent past but this has not changed its position as a leading African country when it comes to military strength. A significant percentage of Egypt’s population (over 35 million) are fit for active military service and more than 1.5 million individuals reach the military age every year. With almost 5000 tanks including armoured fighting vehicles, self propelled guns and towed artillery, Egypt is a force to reckon with when it comes to Africa.

Having a total of 1,100 aircraft including 245 helicopters, 343 fighters, 390 trainer aircraft and 28 mine warfare, 84 serviceable air ports and a budget of over $4bn pumped into Egypt’s defence every 365 days make Egyptian military the strongest among other countries in Africa.
It is not cheap to maintain a standing army, navy and armed forces and it is a general rule that military strength goes along with economic power. This is the reason most countries with the largest economy are also among those with the highest military strength. In Africa, it is not wrong to say that the same principle applies because these top 10 African countries with the best military also happen to be among those with significantly strong economy. Egypt has the strongest military in Africa currently

These women have proved that what a man can do, a woman can do more and even better. As we all know we have a lot of the richest female musicians among musicians of Nigeria and they earn significant royalties for their job right now. We all derive joy in listening to Nigerian female musicians and eagerly wait for their new songs as they all are talented and famous.
The means used in calculating these top Nigerian female artiste net worth is not just their musical career, but the deals and endorsement accrued to them. These females have really worked hard to get to where they are today, and they are really enjoying the fame. These female musicians are arranged in no particular order.

1. Tiwa Savage

Tiwa Savage is not just a good singer with an incredible voice, but also a professional song writer. In 2012, she joined Don jazzy’s Mavin records. Her first hit that welcomed her into the game was “kele kele love” and it was able to scale through to Nigeria music charts.

She has also collaborated with many artiste which include Don Jazzy, Reekado Banks, Dr Sid, Korede Bello, and Di’ja. Major hits like “Eminado” and “Love Me” has improved not only her bank account but also her music career. Tiwa has been present in a number of international shows and is brand ambassador to a number of companies, like Konga, Pepsi, Forte Oil and Maggi. She is said to be the richest female musician in Nigeria for 2019.

2. Yemi Alade

Yemi Eberechi Alade was born on 13th March 1989 in Abia state and rose to stardom after she released her biggest hit track “Johnny”. Yemi Alade rose to stardom when she won The Peak Talent Show in 2009, prior to the show she released her first single titled “Fimisile”.

She is one Nigerian artist that has managed to build a huge fan base on YouTube as she gets million of views on her music videos.mp3 download She has also released some dope tracks like “kissing”, Take over,Tangerine. She won many awards which include ELOY Award in 2013 and has also won the best Female Award at the MTV African Music Awards. Yemi Alade is a brand ambassador for some big Nigerian companies such as CloseUp Toothpaste, an Online Jewelry store, Bland2Glam, Barcadi Breezer and owns a jewelry line called Yemi Alade collections.

3. Chidinma Ekile

Chidinma Ekile also known as Miss Kedike has a spot on the list of the top 10 richest female musicians in Nigeria 2019.
She’s a Nigerian Singer and song writer. Chidinma was born in 1991 and her fame began after she won the third season of the MTN Project Fame West Africa in 2010, thereafter she released her singles “Jankoliko”and “kedike”. This latter song made it possible for her to win the Kora Awards for Best Female West Africa Act. This” kedike” crooner, has signed in multi million deal with MTN.

4. Omawumi
Omawumi’s birth name is Omawumi Megbele,she is a Nigerian musician,song writer and an actress. Omawumi started her singing career in 2007 after she was voted as the 1st runner-up for Idol West Africa Competition. Her music career got a big boost from her very first single titled “In the Music”, although she has also released other songs.
She is one artiste who dropped her law certificate for music and shot to limelight with her performance in reality show West African Idols. She is a brand ambassador for some huge Nigerian companies like Malta Guinness, Mortein, Konga.com and Globacom.

5. Seyi Shay

Deborah Oluwaseyi Joshua well known as Seyi Shay returned from UK to Nigeria in 2011 before releasing the two hit songs “Loving your way” and “No le le” and in 2013, she released “Irawo”,”chante” etc. She was born on 21st December 1985 and raised in London. She is a Nigerian singer and songwriter.
The talented musician has written three songs for the soundtrack to Konami’s video game. She has signed many endorsement deals with Etisalat, Bacardi Breezer, and the most recent deal with Pepsi and is also one of the ambassadors of the phone brand – Gionee.

6. Asa

Her stage name is Asa, but her real name is Bukola Elemide. She has dual citizenship as a Nigerian-French musician but she grew up in a small town near Lagos.
She made her debut in 2009 when she released songs like Jailer, Eye Adaba, Fire on the Mountain and so on. Subsequently she had released quite a number of songs and also signed an endorsement deal with GTBank that is worth millions of naira.

7. Waje

Aituaje Aina Ebele popularly known as Waje is also one of the best and richest female musicians in Nigeria. She was born on 1st of September 1981 and was featured in Psquare hit singles “Do Me”.
She was also a judge on the reality show – The Voice Nigeria and signed a mouth watering endorsement deal with telecommunication giant, GLO.

8. Nneka

Nneka Egbuna known as Nneka was born in the 1980. She is a Nigerian female singer songwriter and actress. This Germany based lady performs at musical concerts hosted in and out of the country.
She started her musical career in 2004 with a performance as an opening act for dance hall reggae star Sean Paul at Hamburg. download mp3 She has been able to travel across the globe. Nneka released a song “Heartbeat” in September 2009 and it made its way to the top 50 songs in Germany that year. She is signed to Sony Music- an international record label.

9. Niyola

Eniola Akinbo better known by her stage name Niyola started her music career way back in 2005 after she was signed to Eldee’s Trybe Records. She later left the label and in 2012 signed to Empire Mates Entertainment label (EME).
She is best known for her Afro R&B Hit “Toh Bad” which won her Nigeria’s Entertainment Award for Best Female Artiste of the Year in 2014. Her other released songs are Go On, Love to Love You and Last Bus Stop etc.

10. Cynthia Morgan

Cynthia Morgan currently known by her new stage name, Madrina, is arguably Nigerian’s unofficial queen of reggae and dance hall. She became known in 2010 when featured in Jhybo song, titled “Ejo Le Fe Ro”.

She officially broke into the market in 2013 when she released her biggest hit “Don’t Break My Heart” under Northside Entertainment Inc. Later she released “Lead Me On” which took the street by storm and became the best song on the music chart in that year. Her song “German Juice” was also a hit.
There you have it folks, the top 10 richest female musicians in Nigeria list.

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