Tiwa Savage Signs Endorsement Deal With MTN

We’ll say Tiwa Savage don hammer. The RnB star, who recently released her debut album, Once Upon A Time, signed on with Telecom Giants MTN to become their latest brand ambassador. She joins the likes of Praiz, Chidinma, Iyanya, KCee & a host of others who are currently MTN ambassadors.

With an album out already, a Pepsi endorsement deal and now this, Tiwa Savage is having a pretty spectacular year. – Congrats!!

Koko Master - D'banj Signs Mouth Watering N250m Deal With Etisalat

Another indication that D'banj, the Kokomaster, is not yet tired of making money as the Oliver Twist hit maker just hit a mouth watering deal with leading telecommunications firm, Etisalat as a "super" brand ambassador.

A source said that D'banj was paid 5 times what other Naija artistes get...

I hear a cheque of N250m was issued to him by Etisalat, a company that really wants to re-establish itself as a leader in the industry, after losing its brand face, Saka, to MTN under controversial circumstances.

The deal was struck recently and D'banj has already shot some commercials for Etisalat being prepared for release. D'banj continues to maintain his leadership role in the industry and his latest show, the DKM concert which took place in Lagos on Sunday was a huge success. 

Iyanya Signs Endorsement Deal With MTN Worth N60million

MTN Project Fame winner Iyanya yesterday, Tuesday June 18th, singed a one year contract with telecoms giant, MTN, said to be worth in the area of N60 million. The N60m includes a sign on fee, performances and appearances for a year.

PAUL PLAY sues MTN+ULTIMA 500 Million Naira For infringement on his intellectual property.

Paul play Dairo has gone to court for redress over the unlawful use of hit song “angel of my life” on project fame.

Paul was in the US when the song was used without proper licensing.

Reliable source indicated that his intellectual property manager, Mr. Ayo Rotimi was not even aware of the situation.

We gathered that calls were made to the two organisations and their responses were cold and uncooperative.