Adaora Nwangwu, Author at The Culture Custodian (Est. 2014.)

Music

New Music Friday: 5 Songs To Unwind With This Weekend

May 6, 2022 by Adaora Nwangwu

After a hectic work week, there is no denying that Friday is the best day of the week. Marking the end of work for corporate folk, it kicks off the

Music Pop Culture

7 Nigerian DJs Tell Us Their Best Songs To End The Night With

May 6, 2022 by Adaora Nwangwu

Partygoers know that no song is more important than the one at the end of the night, right before the DJ ends their set. After hours of delivering hits back-to-back

Aesthetics Beauty

Skinny Shaming: The Lesser Known, Yet Equally Devastating Side Of Body Shaming

May 6, 2022 by Adaora Nwangwu

Many Nigerian ladies know what it’s like to be body-shamed either directly or indirectly. It could be your family members or close friends teasing you about your size or a

Music Pop Culture

8 Nigerian Artistes Who Have Changed Their Names

May 5, 2022 by Adaora Nwangwu

Stage names are one of the basic elements that can make or break an artiste’s career. As the foundation of any performer’s brand, a stage name helps you stand out

Music

New Music Friday: 5 Incredible Songs To Kick-start The Long Weekend

April 29, 2022 by Adaora Nwangwu

Thank God it’s Friday! With the next two work-free days and the subsequent public holidays including Worker’s Day, it’s about to be a long weekend. With this in mind, we

Aesthetics

Sex Diaries Vol 18: A 24-Year Old Student Fulfills His Sexual Fantasy In His Friend’s Car

April 29, 2022 by Adaora Nwangwu

Meet Ben, a 24-year old student who has been dying to have sex with his former coursemate for the longest time. He finally links up with her and luckily for

Nigerian Lives

Nigerian Lives: 5 Slim People Tell Us Their Experience With Body Shaming

April 25, 2022 by Adaora Nwangwu

In a country like Nigeria, body shaming is so commonplace that we have our own lingo for making inappropriate and negative comments about a person’s weight, size, and general appearance.

Feature Music

Interview: Ninety Talks His Afro-fusion Sound And Debut Project ‘Rare Gem’

April 21, 2022 by Adaora Nwangwu

Born Alubo Tuonims, Ninety is a rising Afro-Fusion artist from a small island in Rivers state. Exposed to musical influences from his dad, church and his musical idol, Bob Marley

Events Music

Music Business Academy For Africa Is Returning For The Second Year

April 12, 2022 by Adaora Nwangwu

The creative industries in Nigeria have largely been built around the informal. However, Godwin Tom has made it his mission to help offer some fomrality first through his talent management

Events

Walkers District Lagos Party: Johnnie Walker’s Convergence of Creatives

April 8, 2022 by Adaora Nwangwu

When it comes to memorable experiences it is safe to say that Johnnie Walker continually raises the bar. Last weekend, Johnnie Walker lovers, creatives, and party enthusiasts were treated to

News & Politics

Former Burkina Faso President, Blaise Compaoré Sentenced To Life For Thomas Sankara Murder

April 8, 2022 by Adaora Nwangwu

In Ouagadougou, Burkina Faso, a court sentenced former President Blaise Compaoré to life imprisonment in absentia on Wednesday 6th April for conspiring to murder his likeable predecessor, Thomas Sankara. What

Custodian Originals Nigerian Lives

Nigerian Lives: 7 Men Tell Us What It’s Like To Eat Ass And Get Their Ass Eaten

March 28, 2022 by Adaora Nwangwu

Ass eating, licking, rimming, analingus, biting the peach, or tossing the salad, whatever you call it, is a fascinating concept for several reasons. For some people, it’s a taboo, a

Feature Music

Interview: Clemzy On His Journey As A Music Producer And His Forthcoming Debut EP

March 28, 2022 by Adaora Nwangwu

Afrobeats producer Clemzy has been on the music radar for a hot minute. Standing out with his signature tag; ‘Bring the heat Clemzy,’ he got his big break after producing

Pop Culture

Explaining 9 Of The Greatest Nigerian Memes

March 25, 2022 by Adaora Nwangwu

Is your post even funny without a meme? Memes have become a huge part of our digital culture from work messages to private DMs between friends, our lives are defined

Custodian Originals Nigerian Lives

Nigerian Lives: 5 People Tell Us About The Ups And Downs Of Living Alone

March 21, 2022 by Adaora Nwangwu

Growing up as a kid, dealing with your Nigerian mum calling you from your bedroom to get the remote control to the TV which is laying a couple of inches