Sierra Leonean singer, actor and CEO of 1 Vision Entertainment (Atical Foyoh) sent a birthday message to His Excellency President Julius Maada Bio using derogatory words which sparked reactions on social...
Happy New Month of May, Sierraloadites! The new month is here but the last 30 days in the month of April has paved way for fresh sound in the Sierra Leone music scene. New songs are out to start dominating...
With regards to a recent post on his Facebook page, popular rapper, Article Foyoh, is being scolded by Folksinger, Fantacee Wiz, for taking to his page and wrote statements that the Vida Oneness Concert...
A young Sierra Leonean took to social media and expressed his disappointment from his fellow Sierra Leoneans for blaming the government whenever the CEO of Red Flag Muzik (RFM), Boss La is arrested for...
Sierra Leonean singer and actor, Atical Foyoh shared photos of him flaunting around the city in a new car after his show in The Gambia. Foyoh came back to Sierra Leone few days after headlining and...
Actor, artiste and CEO of 1Vision Entertainment; Emmanuel Rogers popularly known as Atical Foyoh has asked Adebayor to come to Freetown if he is not a coward. The singer made this statement after Adebayor...
Popular Sierra Leone Artiste, Atical Foyoh has decided to call an end to the long standing dispute he was having with Morris D Wonder Wonder Boy. After a long standing Social Media battle between, Morris...
The Chief Executive Officer of Red Flag Muzik (RFM), Alhaji Amadu Bah popularly known as Boss La advised fugitive Baimba Moiforay commonly known as LAC to stop making the situation worst for himself. In...
Sierra Leonean artiste and actor, Emmanuel Rogers popularly known as Article Foyoh has confirmed that he saw Baimba Moiforay aka LAC at Quincy Nightclub. This came after LAC mentioned Atical Foyoh...
Few hours after attending the party, photos of Baimba Moiforay also known as LAC and the birthday celebrant have surfaced on social media after denying attending the party. In the video he released...
