Just like Mavo “No more way for poor people,” slangs such as “Bombing and Azaman” originate from the same socio-economic conditions and widespread ills in the society. These street slangs are created within a context of systemic gaps and frustrations, and over time, they shape the attitudes and lifestyles of the people who consume them.
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If rape culture circulates in everyday speech, it is hardly surprising that it also surfaces across the art forms that shape pop culture. Literature, film, and music do not merely reflect reality. They rehearse it, stylise it, and sometimes sanitise it although this is not the purpose of art.
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Persianas Retail Limited (PRL), GUESS Inc.’s exclusive retail partner in Nigeria and a leading fashion, sports, and lifestyle retailer, is proud to announce the opening of the first GUESS physical store in Nigeria. The launch represents a significant milestone in GUESS’ global expansion strategy and reinforces Nigeria’s growing importance within the international fashion and lifestyle […]
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If Nigeria is a country of good people, what does it take to build a great nation? Where does personal virtue end and collective responsibility begin? And what happens when goodness exists in a system that does not reward it?
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Launched in early January, Africana House Lagos introduces a different kind of retail experience — one that prioritises collaboration, conversation, and lived cultural exchange over traditional storefront norms. Designed as a social house for people who create, collect, and connect, Africana House brings fashion, art, lifestyle, and community under one roof, reframing what modern African […]
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The Indomie Fan Club House had its exciting premiere, bringing laughter, games, sing-alongs, and prizes to eager young fans. Here’s what went down: storytelling, music, and life lessons blended seamlessly, celebrating creativity, friendship, and teamwork, making the show more than just entertainment, but a new family favourite in the making. The Big Premiere On Tuesday, […]
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In a moment where music often chases speed, spectacle, and surface-level romance, Nigerian singer and songwriter Savy Henry is choosing a different lane, one rooted in sincerity, softness, and the emotional clarity that comes from truly understanding love. His new project, Songs About You, is not just another collection of melodies; it is a quiet […]
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