Entertainment
SA Popular Gospel Artist Solly Moholo Passes Away at 65
Renowned gospel singer Solly Moholo, celebrated for his energetic performances and spiritual music, passed away on 2 October 2024 at 65. He succumbed to illness while hospitalized after his pre-album launch tour in Botswana.
The Molokoane family confirmed the heartbreaking news in an official statement, expressing their profound sorrow. “It is with great sadness that we inform you that our beloved legend Solly Moholo has sadly passed on,” the statement read. They have requested privacy as they come to terms with their loss and prepare for his funeral, with details about the memorial service to be shared on his official pages in the coming days.
Solly Moholo, born Solomon Molokoane, was a pivotal figure in South African gospel music, known for his unique blend of traditional gospel sounds and modern township influences. His powerful voice and uplifting lyrics resonated deeply with millions, making him a beloved household name in South Africa and beyond. Hits like “Ba Mmitsa Moholo Wa Dipelo” and “Ke Mo Afrika” became anthems in churches and community events, offering comfort, hope, and joy to listeners.
Tributes
Tributes have poured in from fans, fellow musicians, and public figures. Gospel star Rebecca Malope, often called the “Queen of Gospel,” expressed her heartbreak, saying, “Solly Moholo was a force of nature in gospel music. His energy and passion were evident in every song he sang.” Fellow artist Dr. Tumi echoed her sentiments, describing Moholo as “a beacon of hope” whose music transcended generations.
Despite the loss, Moholo’s legacy will endure through his extensive discography, which features dozens of albums reflecting themes of faith and perseverance. His music not only shaped the gospel genre in South Africa but also addressed social issues, demonstrating his commitment to using his platform for good.
Who is Solly
Born in Soshanguve, a township north of Pretoria, Moholo’s rise to fame stemmed from humble beginnings. Discovered by a local producer, he quickly gained recognition with his debut album, propelling him to stardom. Throughout his career, he remained committed to his community and the ZCC, often performing in traditional regalia and infusing his shows with the Mokhukhu dance.
Solly Moholo’s influence extended beyond South Africa, as he regularly performed in countries like Botswana, Zimbabwe, Namibia, and Lesotho, where his music was equally celebrated. His passing leaves a significant void in the hearts of fans across the African continent.
Funeral arrangements are pending, with expectations for a major gathering of fellow musicians, religious leaders, and fans to pay their respects. Solly Moholo’s contributions to gospel music and his lasting impact will be remembered as a vital part of South Africa’s cultural landscape.
Entertainment
Drama As Jesse Jagz Storms Daddy Freeze’s IG Live, Blasts Him And Other Nigerians For Discussing 2Baba’s Marriage (Video)
Rapper, Jesse Jagz, last night joined the Instagram live session of media personality, Daddy Freeze,to cuss him and other Nigerians for discussing 2Face Idibia’s alleged marital crisis.
Earlier on Monday, December 1, Tori News reported that a former manager of 2Face, Kaka Igbokwe, had an interview with Daddy Freeze on IG where he made some shocking allegations about 2Face’s marriage to Natasha.
Kala alleged that Natasha is severely abusive towards 2Face and that things are so bad 2Face feels like he is a ‘’House Husband”. He also alleged that the couple abuse drugs and would need Rehab and Therapy to heal.
He went further to claim that Natasha is now in control of 2Face’s finances and has been making bad decisions with the monies in her possession.
His revelation left many in shock, and calls were made for 2face to be “rescued”. The singer came out on Wednesday, December 3, to appeal to Nigerians to ‘’cease fire” as the hate on his wife Natasha is dangerous and puts her in harms way.
In the live session with DaddyFreeze, Jesse jags said 2Face is a legend and should be left alone. He went further to say he will be living Jos where he is based to Abuja to go and free 2Face.
His appearance and countenance during the live session however raised concerns amongst some Nigerians as he was smoking while speaking.
“I am physically heading from Jos to Abuja tomorrow morning. I am physically going to remove 2Baba make him go drink beer. Make him smoke Igbo” he said
Watch the video below:
https://www.instagram.com/reel/DR1Hp4yDOyW/?igsh=MXZiZnFwcnc1ajhlZg==
Entertainment
2Baba Cries Out For Help in Now Deleted Instagram Post
This morning, 2Baba posted “Help Me” on his Instagram stories, but less than 20 minutes later, the message vanished.
For the past few days, his relationship with his current wife, Senator Natasha Osawaru, has been under serious scrutiny, as a series of public incidents have surfaced and fuelled widespread speculation about the state of their marriage.
His cry for help should not be taken lightly. But who will answer him?
Will it be his family, his close friends, or the entertainment industry that has benefited from his legendary career?
At this point, one thing is clear. The music icon seems to be calling for real support and those around him cannot afford to look away.
Entertainment
Rapper Abdulkareems Instagram And Facebook Accounts Suspended After Release Of Song Inviting US President Trump To Nigeria..
The social media accounts, Facebook and Instagram of popular Nigerian musician and activist Eedris Abdulkareem have been suspended by the management of the microblogging site Meta.
It was gathered that his accounts were flagged and taken down, with no access, less than a week after the music star released a new single titled “Open Letter to Donald Trump.”
In the song, Abdulkareem addresses the President of the United States, Donald Trump, appealing for his quick intervention to help resolve crises, particularly the security challenges confronting Nigeria.
Released under his label, Lakreem Entertainment, on TikTok on November 29, 2025, the song is described as both a message to the US President and a sharp critique of Nigeria’s political elite.
Abdulkareem describes Nigerian leaders as “criminals of all shades and hues” who enrich themselves while citizens suffer amid severe insecurity, including kidnappings, killings, and terrorism.
While singing “dem dey fear Donald Trump,” the rapper positions the song as an effort to bring global attention to Nigeria’s deepening crises.
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