Alex Omenye, Author at The Culture Custodian (Est. 2014.)

National Honors: A Bright Spot After Many Unpopular Moves

President Bola Ahmed Tinubu on Thursday conferred national honours on dozens of Nigerians, recognising them for their roles in the country’s democratic journey. The action, a ray of light after many unpopular actions by the administration, was made during his State of the Nation address at the joint sitting of the National Assembly as part […]

Alex Omenye

2 days ago

Troms Celebrates Love and Presence in “Think of You”

After the emotional introspection of Starlight, Nigerian artist Troms returns with a fresh energy in his latest single, Think of You, a warm, heartfelt ode to love, light, and simply being. From the first beat, Think of You evokes comfort: mid-tempo drums, soft guitar riffs, and breezy melodies set the stage for Troms’ tender reflection on […]

Alex Omenye

2 days ago

The Steady Rise of Self-Immortalisation

Abuja, Nigeria’s capital city, has been transformed into what many now describe as a construction site. Under the administration of the current Federal Capital Territory (FCT) Minister, Nyesom Wike, a wave of infrastructure development has swept across the city. These efforts have garnered praise in some quarters for reviving long-neglected projects; they have also stirred […]

Alex Omenye

4 days ago

Big Xx Unveil Wxyz; A Spiritual Renaissance From Nigeria

Nigerian genre disruptors and cultural visionaries BIG XX have released their debut EP, WXYZ, a powerful and transcendent body of work introducing a new genre they call “Sonic Spirituals.” This groundbreaking sound blends ancestral rhythm with futuristic energy, positioning BIG XX at the forefront of a global music renaissance. The duo, comprised of Bejay X […]

Alex Omenye

4 days ago

Chad’s Bold Move

Chad has responded to the United States travel ban by suspending the issuance of visas to American citizens. Citing reciprocity, the move comes after Chad got listed among a dozen countries whose nationals are barred from entering the United States. “I have instructed the government to act in accordance with the principles of reciprocity and […]

Alex Omenye

5 days ago

Burundians Vote Amid Economic Strain, Political Tensions

Voters in Burundi headed to the polls today for National Assembly and local council elections, a crucial test for the ruling CNDD-FDD party. The former rebel group, which has dominated politics for two decades, faces the electorate against severe economic hardship and allegations of political repression. President Évariste Ndayishimiye‘s position is secure until 2027, however, […]

Alex Omenye

1 week ago

Nigeria to Launch Open Banking in August 2025

Nigeria’s Central Bank (CBN) has approved the rollout of open banking, a groundbreaking initiative that will require banks to share customer data, which has been historically guarded for decades, with other regulated financial institutions, to go into effect starting August 1, 2025. This move stems from years of advocacy. Since 2017, the Open Banking Initiative, […]

Alex Omenye

2 weeks ago

Take It Back Movement To Protest Against Tinubu On June 12

The Take It Back Movement (TIB) has announced plans for a nationwide protest on June 12, Nigeria’s Democracy Day, citing escalating insecurity, shrinking civic freedoms, and severe economic hardship across the country. In a strongly worded statement released Monday, TIB National Coordinator Juwon Sanyaolu condemned the persistent violence plaguing the Middle Belt and northern regions. […]

Alex Omenye

2 weeks ago

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National Honors: A Bright Spot After Many Unpopular Moves

The Origins of the Congo-Rwanda War And How It Has Arrived Here

National Honors: A Bright Spot After Many Unpopular Moves

Troms Celebrates Love and Presence in “Think of You”

The Steady Rise of Self-Immortalisation

National Honors: A Bright Spot After Many Unpopular Moves

Troms Celebrates Love and Presence in “Think of You”

The Steady Rise of Self-Immortalisation

Big Xx Unveil Wxyz; A Spiritual Renaissance From Nigeria

Chad’s Bold Move

Burundians Vote Amid Economic Strain, Political Tensions

Nigeria to Launch Open Banking in August 2025

Take It Back Movement To Protest Against Tinubu On June 12

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