On Tuesday, data released by the National Bureau of Statistics (NBS) showed that Nigeria’s inflation rate recorded its biggest this year rising to 13.22% in August. The consumer price index,
If there is anything unions in Nigeria have taught us, it is that the government is generally unreliable, and unwilling to compromise so withdrawing services forms the best way to
Veen jumps into his latest EP, On Impact with Do It Again, reiterating over a bouncy Trap beat his now fulfilled need to return to the scene to prove to
As impressive as July Drama’s transition is in the industry, the emotional upheaval that occurs on each track he releases which in late 2019, cumulated into an unfettered ten-track debut
From the shady bars to trending online subs, it is finally time to set things straight! Heavily vested as an industry leader and curator of urban culture, Hennessy is set
About two years ago, Nigeria’s entertainment industry received a new entrant who threatened to make a splash. Universal Music Nigeria, a subsidiary of one of the world’s largest music companies,
Like the title implies, A Music In Time Podcast is a journey through the timeline of the Nigerian music industry from the golden perspectives of Osagie Alonge, his league of
Since the release of her last EP, Language in late 2018, Olù took some time away from music to settle down and focus on her personal life, and now, almost
The Buhari administration’s mantra, to produce what it consumes and consume what it produces led to the ban of foreign exchange to import dozens of items including the staple food,
Last week, in the early hours of Monday, Nigerian health workers withdrew their services to protest lack of life insurance and protective equipment against COVID-19 as well as non-payment of
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Toke Makinwa AKA Stephanie is rattling tables in today’s episode of Therapy. As the title suggests, the matter of the “Mother-in-law” is one of the many riddles that African marriages
In the last year or two, a quiet revolution or rather, evolution has taken place in Nigerian music. For almost a decade, the hierarchy in the industry was something like
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The queens of unsolicited opinions on this week’s episode of ISWIS are hot on sage wisdom. After the usual initial catch-up on Jollz’s fitness journey, brimming tensions between Brandy and