Singer-songwriter Fave is back with her latest single, “No Games,” following the success of her previous release “Controlla.”
In “No Games,” Fave delivers a bold message wrapped in catchy hooks and infectious beats. She calls out the emotional games and demands sincerity, using her powerful and emotive vocals to bring the message to life.
The visuals accompanying “No Games” highlight a new, confident side of the artist as she takes centre stage, owning every moment with poise and command.
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<p>The champions of the Nigeria Women Football League (NWFL), Edo Queens, have announced that Comfort Folorunsho has been declared Absent Without Official Leave (AWOL). In a statement released on Thursday, Edo Queens, a club based in Benin City, noted that Folorunsho left the side without prior notification, despite having an active contract. Hence, Edo Queens […]</p>
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A version of this story originally appeared in the Good News newsletter. Sign up here! Back in 2022, sunglasses-wearing U2 frontman and rock star philanthropist Bono gave one of those long interviews to the New York Times Magazine. In between talking about his band’s new albums and the challenge of staying relevant after nearly 50 years […]
