Jacob The Therapist has in a video on social media come on to make some shocking revelations about his contract with cribs international. After controversies with record label Cribs International and...
One of Sierra Leone's Popular Record Labels, Cribs International has expressed optimism that they are confident that they will succeed in their defence against Therapist Litigation. The statement of...
Cribs international, Sierra Leone's one stop shop multimedia and entertainment company with full capacity to stage, produce, manage contents and project across the Mano river union has on a Public Notice...
The 2022 has been a year of dramas in Sierra Leone since its onset in January. We have seen controversies, dramas, bashes from celebrities and the common man. One of the most shocking but trending news...
As humanity works overtime to scrub off the scent of pandemic era which rampaged the entertainment industry and threatened a devastating resurgence, we’ve all witnessed a boom in outdoor activities globally...
The Sierra Leone Entertainment Ambassador Amara Dennis Turay, popularly known as Kao Denero has today reacted to the ongoing Facebook saga with Sierra Leone new school artist Jacob The Therapist. The...
Popular Musical Label Cribs International, and The Therapist of 'Nack' fame, were involved in a fight over breach of contract, erupting mixed reactions from their fans on Twitter. The quarrel ensued...
As the record label faces controversies over their famous act Jacob Evangelista popularly known as The Therapist in eleventh hour of his deal with the label, Cribs International has today announced the...
It is never a rumour as Jacob The Therapist has gone lost since he saw the public notice from Cribs International that desists record labels from working with their act Jacob without their knowledge. There...
There have been bashes upon bashes since the public notice issued by Cribs International surfaced the blue app which desist other record labels from working with The Therapist without their knowledge....
