D’banj, Linda Ikeji, 2Face Idibia,Banky W,Olamide, Uche Pedro, Flavour, Betty Irabor & More on The Redsheet Magazine’s 115 Most Powerful People in Entertainment List

 The Redsheet Magazine is all about celebrating the most powerful people in the Nigerian entertainment industry, For its January 2014 cover. There are 115 people on the list. Check out names of some entertainers on the list below;

• Onos O
• Uche Pedro
• Betty and Soni Irabor
• Ovie O
• Rotimi Pedro
• Chris Ubosi
• Sola Fajobi
• Prince Adeyanju Lipede
• Adams Ibrahim
• Audu Maikori
• Toolz
• Mildred Okwo
• Tunji Balogun
• Ayo Animashaun
• Cecil Hammond
• Linda Ikeji
• Banky W
• Olamide
• 2Face Idibia
• Flavour N’Abania
• D’banj
• Ropo Akin
• D’Tunes
• Cobhams Asuquo
• Seun Oloketuyi
• Stephen Keshi
• Gov. Henry Seriaki Dickson
• Ayiri Emami
• Mike Adenuga
• Amin Moussalli
• Mo Abudu

Read the official release;

A who’s who list of the biggest players

They’re the masters of the multimedia universe: the studio heads, directors, and stars who light the fuse that begins a movie; the TV producers and performers who dominate prime-time (and the network executives who can make them stars); the writers who command astronomical advances and the editors and publishers who command the best-seller lists; the musicians and moguls who can pack adoring crowds into stadiums and record stores. State Governors/business moguls who have invested so much in the entertainment sector in their various ways.

In this issue, we offer a roll call of the 115 most powerful men and women in Nigeria’s entertainment Industry today. Some perform in the public eye; others prefer life in the background, pulling invisible strings. This year, at least, they share one thing. They’ve got the power.

A few ground rules: Those who made the list were chosen on the basis of their accomplishments in the last 2 years.

Who are the most powerful people in entertainment? Men and women who, for better or worse, have the authority to get a project started or stopped, who influence what you see, read, or hear, whose talent, connections, or reputation guarantee that attention will be paid. In most cases, it’s a lot more than attention. Most of these people didn’t simply have power handed to them — they took it, and once they seize it, they don’t easily relinquish it.

The Redsheet Magazine is available at the following stores nationwide.