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ART X Lagos Concludes its Tenth Edition, Cementing a Decade of Cultural Impact

L–R: Director, Afreximbank, Mr. Stephen Kauma; Chairman, Anap Jets FZE, Mr. Atedo Peterside CON; Executive Director, Zenith Bank PLC, Dr. Adobi Nwapa; Executive Governor of Lagos State, Mr. Babajide Sanwo-Olu; Founder & Chairman, ART X Lagos, Tokini Peterside-Schwebig; Coordinating Minister for the Economy & Finance Minister, Mr. Wale Edun; Ambassador of France to Nigeria, Mr. […]

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7 Predictions For Nigerian Film in 2025

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ART X Lagos Concludes its Tenth Edition, Cementing a Decade of Cultural Impact

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Where Culture Meets Celebration: Orijin Lights Up Iri Ji Festival in Abuja and Lagos

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The Fresh Prince of Nigerian Rap: The Psycho YP Story

The story of the rap purist putting the capital on the map.

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6 years ago

The Production Music Market

The obtaining of music has received heighten coverage over the past few years. This is unfortunate because of the increase in the illegal downloading of songs. However, as heightened awareness has been given to this issue, more and more people are recognizing the importance of the authentic acquiring of music. And this is where production […]

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6 years ago

Here’s A Look at Rihanna’s FENTY Campaign Shot by Nigerian Photographer, Ruth Ossai

Rihanna is for sure on top of the game with the recent rollout of her FENTY Maison brand at the LVMH luxury goods collective, making her the first woman of colour to head an LVMH Maison. Ahead of its online global launch still to come, the brand debuted in Paris last Friday with stellar pieces […]

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6 years ago

The Baseline Of Creativity Works In Mysterious Ways

If you’ve been reading our website for some time, you have been exposed to multiple inspirational movers and shakers. Those who push the limits of creativity to the edge and have something exceptional to say. It might be that if you’ve been exposed to this kind of content long enough, you’ll likely feel inspired by […]

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7 years ago

International Women’s Day (IWD) 2019: Balance for Better

by Ayotunde Adegbola The Herstory of International Women’s Day (IWD) For over a century now, the social, economic, political, and cultural achievements of women are celebrated on March 8 of every year. The objective of celebrating IWD is to accelerate gender parity in our world – a state of equal opportunity (a man is provided […]

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7 years ago

WISH Africa seeks to define Africanness with 2019 Expo

WISH Africa the media and marketing platform focused on culture, commerce and development in Africa with the mission of promoting a positive image of Africa and Africans on the continent and in the diaspora, in a bid to improve cultural understanding and generate both intra-African and intercontinental commerce will host its first expo at London’s Kensington Olympia. Exploring […]

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7 years ago

In Knock Out Blessing, Dare Olaitan Throws the Right Punches

“What is a good film to you?” Nollywood indie film director, Imoh Umoren, asked on Twitter. I replied “A film that has a great story, often poetic dialogue, beautiful pictures that cover the essence of the story or the film’s location, and performances that are emotive and unforgettable!” If you agree with my reply, then […]

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7 years ago

Lionheart Is Genevieve’s Heartfelt Love Letter To Eastern Nigeria

In Genevieve Nnaji’s directorial debut, Lionheart, she tells a story that is richly Nigerian – to be specific, richly Igbo – and manages to address a few problems of what we now call new Nollywood while bridging the gap between it and Nollywood 1.0.

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