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When I made my first million dollars from music, I was so excited that I spent it quickly. The first thing I bought was a studio, so that if all else failed, I could always write and produce records for other artists.

I spent about $250,000 on studio equipment. Then, I gave my mom $150,000, my dad $150,000, and each of my brothers $25,000 to help them start businesses.

When my girlfriend at the time found out, she asked me for $200,000. I just laughed and gave her $5,000 because I believe a man should never give a woman more than 2% of his total wealth. She broke up with me after that, but I wasn't upset because I realised she only wanted my money, not me.

The truth is, if you want to stay wealthy as a man, you have to be very cautious when it comes to women." - Akon

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South Sudanese model John Wekil faces online criticism after donning cultural attire.

Opinion:- Should men cultural norms change because of the perceived lack of cultural diversity?

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Irene Toss Claps Back at Neetah Beibe Over Controversial Advice to Female Artists

South Sudanese singer Irene Toss has fired back at fellow artist Neetah Beibe after Neetah urged female musicians to focus on education rather than "selling their bodies" to survive in the music industry.

In a pointed social media post, Irene wrote: “Just because u can’t doesn’t mean they can’t. Some posts are out of envy and jealousy. Focus on the job u claim to pay u and stay out of fananin matters, cos you’re no longer relevant.”

Juba Eye is following the heat up closely while Fans are divided, with some supporting Irene’s idea while others echo Neetah’s call for career backup plans.

Don't sell your body to sustain unpaying music career in South Sudan.

Neetah Beibe Urges Fellow Female Artists to prioritise education and Real Careers

South Sudanese singer Neetah Beibe has called on fellow female musicians to invest in their education and secure stable jobs beyond music. In a recent statement, the artist emphasised the importance of having a strong academic background, warning against depending solely on music for survival.

Neetah expressed concern that some artists hide behind music as a career while struggling financially, which she says leads some into compromising situations just to sustain their musical path.

“Music is a passion, but without education or a real job, many end up selling their bodies to keep going. That’s not the way,” she said.

Stardom Moment for Pojulu Dancer Mr. Lomude from traditional dance to ladies sweetheart

Mr. Lomude, the talented Pojulu traditional dancer, is currently basking in the glow of fame after his recent breakthrough moment put him in the spotlight.

Lomude's cultural expression through dance, has made him a household name in local entertainment and ladies sweetheart.

Happening tomorrow at Black Samurai Lounge in Kilimani, in Nairobi, MT7 Degreez will treat you with electrifying performance to celebrate South Sudan Martyrs Day!