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Anikulapo: A Glamorous Movie with a feeble Moral Philosophy

By Toyosi Onabanjo With most movies, people want answers to two questions: How good is the story? How well does the movie tell that story? With period pieces, people ask a third question: How well did the movie represent the period in which it is set? Did it nail or miscast the era’s politics? Are […]

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3 years ago

Port Harcourt Get Ready For An Evening To Remember As Johnnie Walker, Brings Peruzzi, Victony, Dan Dizzy and More

Port Harcourt gets ready to be painted a new kind of red as Johnnie Walker sets the stage to celebrate creatives, party enthusiasts, and Nigeria’s heritage at the Independence Edition of The Walkers District Party. It would be held on the 30th of September 2022 at The Polo Club, 2 Tombia St, GRA Phase 2 […]

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3 years ago

Audiomack’s Recent “Premiere Access” Feature Enables Artists to Reward Supporters With Early Listening

In less than a month of launching its Premiere Access feature, Audiomack has recorded a groundbreaking result with Nigerian rapper & songwriter Laycon. During the first week of his Premiere Access release, Laycon’s song “God Body V2” generated 5x revenue vs streaming alone. Premiere Access which was launched recently by Audiomack is a first-of-its-kind feature […]

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3 years ago

Meet the Toronto-based Filmmaking Duo Refashioning The Toronto-Nigerian Music Video Scene

By Kikachi Memeh It’s 2a.m in the creeks of a four-man dorm room in Idimu, Lagos when a young ten-year-old walks into the room. “Guys wake up! I just saw a demon,” the young ten-year-old boy said, interrupting the heavy hearts of the room’s occupants. On the first night away from the comfort of home, […]

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3 years ago

6 Memes that have Colored Nigerian Conversation Online

by Michael Aromolaran and Thelma Ideozu A meme is worth more than a thousand words. Or at least it saves you from using a thousand words. In a space like Twitter where a thousand words are impossible, sometimes you need a shorthand form of getting to the point: a meme. Ubiquitous as they are, hardly […]

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3 years ago

When Queen Elizabeth II Visited Nigeria

By Toyosi Onabanjo Queen Elizabeth II’s death on 8 September has occasioned many tributes but also many Twitter jokes, some of them about the late Queen’s cherished Pembroke Welsh corgis. Being a former Queen of Nigeria, it is expected that Nigerians have an opinion about the monarch who passed away aged 96 at the Balmoral […]

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3 years ago

Review: Let Us Dance Before The Sun Sets On Our Youth- Ogranya’s ‘Festival Of The Sun’

Ogranya Jable Osai’s entry into mainstream music took its time coming, but for anyone who followed his progress, it was always a matter of time. For there is only so long that such massive talent can be suppressed, even in Nigeria’s saturated music market. Last year, seeking a catalytic drive for attention to his craft […]

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3 years ago

Nigerian Actor, Joel Cicero Speaks on How Niger Delta Theatre is Driving Environmental and Social Revolution at the Association for Theatre in Higher Education Annual Conference

Joel Cicero, a Nigerian actor, talker, writer and theatre research expert, took center stage at the Association for Theatre in Higher Education in Theatre for Social Change debut panel, delivering a compelling presentation on how theatre in the Niger Delta has become a catalyst for environmental and social revolution. The session, titled Theatre & Social Change in […]

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3 years ago

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Nigerian Actor, Joel Cicero Speaks on How Niger Delta Theatre is Driving Environmental and Social Revolution at the Association for Theatre in Higher Education Annual Conference

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