Love Royals

07/09/2025

09/08/2025

There are some performances that stay in your heart forever, and for me, Lagbaja and Ego will always be one of those timeless pairings.

Their music wasn’t just sound it was passion, chemistry, and artistry woven together in a way that is almost impossible to explain. From Gra Gra to Konko Below to Skentele, they delivered magic every single time. And when they gave us Never Far Away, they carved their names into the history of Nigerian evergreen music.

The most beautiful part? They were not even lovers yet their connection on stage was pure excellence.

At Love Royals, we celebrate talents like this because they remind us that when passion meets excellence, the result is unforgettable.

01/08/2025

🎺 ADISCO BRASS BAND TAKES UYO! 🎺

On 30th July 2025, the Adiaha Obong Secondary Commercial School Brass Band (Adisco Brass Band) lit up the streets of Uyo in a vibrant musical tour across the city. From the heart of Plaza to the gates of Uniuyo, our students proudly paraded their rhythm, discipline, and unity in what turned out to be a remarkable showcase of talent and school spirit. We raised the banner of praise. Blessing the name of the Lord with our melody.

📍 Tour Stops Included:
Kilimanjaro, Oron Road
Plaza
EFG
Tropicana
Akpan Andem Market
Power City
Uniuyo Permanent Site

With trumpets blazing and drums rolling, Adisco made a bold statement. We do not just teach, we inspire, we shine, and we move.

As we close today, we open our doors to potential new students and new opportunities that will get us to our expected destination.

Wishing everyone a joyful and fulfilling New Month. May it come with growth, grace, and greatness.

Adisco.....For the dignity of womanhood

20/06/2025

11/06/2025

Talent need hard work and polish

03/06/2025

LOVELY STORY OF TALENT MAKING WAY

I Just Sang While Washing Dishes, My Mum’s Customer Recorded Me— Salle Speaks On Gaining Fame, Says Don Jazzy. Was Very Helpful

Singer Salle Kosisochukwu Peters, the fast-rising Nigerian singer better known as Salle, has revealed the challenges she faced after becoming famous.

Salle became a sensation in 2021 when Don Jazzy, the Mavin Records boss, invited her to Lagos after a video of her singing circulated online.

In a interview with HipTV, Salle revealed how her unexpected fame began. She disclosed that one of her mother’s customers recorded and shared the video that changed her life.

The artiste said at the time, she didn’t own a phone, so the video was filmed using her mother’s device.

“So, I used my mom’s phone for the video. The video was not even made with my phone, because I had no phone then,” she said.

“There is this guy who randomly comes to my mum’s shop to eat. So, whenever I wash the dishes or serve people, I sing. You know, I sing, and like, I have this very calm, soothing voice.

“The guy heard me sing, and one day he was like, I really love how you sound. Do you do music? I am like, no, I just sing it. And that was it.

“So, he was like, you know what, I want to make a video of you, because your voice does something to me. I am [like, sure. Would you, you know, tell my mom? Because I need her permission.

“Whatever he did with the video, I do not know. I know he shot the video, and even when the video started blowing up, I was still in my mom’s shop, and, you know, my mom was getting calls and everything.

“So, I had to use my mom’s phone to, you know, go online and see what was happening, and then I shot the video because the video was made months before.

“So, my, it was just so sudden and overwhelming, and, you know, everything happened so fast.”

Salle said becoming famous at a young age came with immense pressure.

She said Don Jazzy stepped in to guide her, helping her navigate the music industry.

“It was really overwhelming because I was just a kid. I had so much pressure, you know, releasing music. And I am like, do these people understand I have never done this before? This is new and, like, I do not know my way around,” she added.

“Shout out to Don Jazzy. He was very helpful during that process. You know, he drew me close and told me things that encouraged me. He taught me to find my way around the industry — meeting up with producers, making friends.

“You know, when I moved to Lagos, it was not easy because my mom was not here. I was hungry.

”…And then I would tell her, no, this is something I have decided to do and everything. But like, it is worth it. I enjoyed the process from there till now.

“It’s been amazing and inspiring.”

Source: The Cable

07/05/2025

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01/03/2025

Happy New Month
From our very first sponsor
Divine Mother of Children Foundation, Ireland.
Thanks for impacting the lives of Children in Akwa Ibom State.

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