"I Lied To My Mother That I Was In UNILAG",Says,King Sunny Ade

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King Sunny Ade, shares his life experiences in this interview with Punch's Adeola Balogun:

A lot of people might find it very difficult to believe that you are 67 with your looks; what is the magic?
There is no magic; I just find myself like this. It’s true people tell me that I don’t look my age and whenever they say so, I get back home and look at myself in the mirror. But within myself, I know I am old. Truth is, I don’t have any magic than to give God the glory for a good health.

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"I am not a man of God" - King Sunny Ade

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King Sunny Ade (KSA) was at his best last week when he engaged Tribune in an interactive session. He talked about life, what he still wants from it at 67, his pains about Nigeria and new calling, among other issues. Excerpts:
Before now, we’ve heard about your plans to dump secular music for full time gospel ministry. Could you tell us more about this plan of yours?

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Hot + $-exy = Nollywood Actress, Adunni Ade new Photos - (LOOK)

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See White wedding photos: Comedienne princess weds Ade

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 Comedienne Damilola Adekoya popularly known as Princess is marrying her sweetheart Ade as you read this. Their wedding is going on right now at Balmoral Hall in Ikeja. I see she didn't wear the conventional white dress. Not bad at all. Happy married life to her and Ade. See more photos after the Break..

Exclusive: The Story Of Two Rivals; King Sunny Ade And Chief Commander Ebenezer Obey

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THE decade of the ’70s was characterised in Nigeria by Afro-fusion music, with the late Fela Anikulapo Kuti as the major inspirer. But alongside this revolution, juju music was also flourishing with Ebenezer Obey and Sunny Ade as major exponents who were perceived at the time by their numerous fans as archrivals. An intriguing aspect of this development was that the two musicians had their different styles, backgrounds and approaches, a situation which made this perceived rivalry a healthy one that added value to the emerging juju music of that period.

King Sunny Ade reacts to his ex-guitarist drug arrest

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King Sunny Ade's ex-guitarist, 62year old Fatoke Abiodun (left) was arrested on Tuesday January 1 2013 at MMIA with 1.575kg of cocaine as he attempted to leave Nigeria. Fatoke said he turned to drugs after he was unceremoniously retired in 2007 without severance pay after playing with KSA for 30 years. King Sunny Ade has finally reacted, saying his former guitarist was not a member of staff of his company but just a member of his band, who was not entitled to a severance pay. Continue Reading what he told Punch After The Break...