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Deborah Oludimu

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Documenting New Voices: How Ake is Shaping the future of African Storytelling

Documenting New Voices: How Ake is Shaping the future of African Storytelling

Colonialism took more than just land—it took stories, history, and identity. It replaced indigenous  voices with foreign versions. If our stories aren’t told, do they truly exist? Like the question of whether a tree falling in the forest makes a sound if no one hears it, the answer is clear for culture: if it’s not […]

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BM Casso Teams Up with Jeff Akoh for New Afrobeat Anthem “You”

Rising Afrobeat sensation BM Casso teams up with Nigerian music powerhouse Jeff Akoh for their highly anticipated single You. Released on November 15, 2024, across all streaming platforms, this track is a captivating fusion of rhythm, romance, and smooth melodies that speaks to the power of attraction and the magnetic pull of love.  For BM […]

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4 weeks ago

BM Casso Teams Up with Jeff Akoh for New Afrobeat Anthem “You”

Discover the Future of Sound: How the Recently Launched oraimo SpaceBuds Pro Leads the Next Generation of FreePods Pro

Get ready to dive into the future of sound with oraimo’s launch of the new generation SpaceBuds Pro! These revolutionary wireless earbuds are set to deliver an unparalleled audio experience that will make your daily listening sessions feel like a concert in your ears. Imagine floating designs that enhance comfort, allowing you to enjoy your […]

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1 month ago

Discover the Future of Sound: How the Recently Launched oraimo SpaceBuds Pro Leads the Next Generation of FreePods Pro

Black Tax: The Burden Shaping Young Lives and Family Bonds

In many cultures within our country, especially among those from poor backgrounds, there is a deeply ingrained practice: when someone escapes poverty, they are often expected to provide financial assistance to siblings, parents, or relatives. While helping family members is a universal value—reflected in the African philosophy of Ubuntu—the concept of “black tax,” or generational […]

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1 month ago

Black Tax: The Burden Shaping Young Lives and Family Bonds

Who Really Belongs in Lagos?

It’s 1990 and there’s an uprising in the streets. Three hundred thousand Lagosians have been forcibly displaced from their homes in Maroko community by the Nigerian military government without provision for alternative housing. Helpless and suddenly homeless, many move to find temporary shelter with relatives while others become friends with the shadows of Lagos, sleeping […]

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1 month ago

Who Really Belongs in Lagos?

NBA Africa Elevates Nigerian Basketball Talent with Elite Academy Scholarships

In their commitment to fostering the next generation of African basketball stars, NBA Africa has awarded prestigious scholarships to two talented Nigerian athletes, Samson Mashebinu and Lewis Uvwo. The coveted scholarships grant the young players entry into the renowned NBA Academy in Senegal, where they will have the opportunity to hone their skills, elevate their […]

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1 month ago

NBA Africa Elevates Nigerian Basketball Talent with Elite Academy Scholarships

“Support Your Own”: The Clash Between Intellectual Property Rights and Social Expectations in Nigeria

 Mutual support and creative collaboration within creative communities aren’t just beneficial – they are essential for survival. Artists, musicians, fashion designers, and entertainers form tight-knit networks, sharing resources and promoting each other’s work in an environment where formal infrastructure for creatives might be inaccessible, or accessible to only a certain few. This collaborative spirit, while […]

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1 month ago

“Support Your Own”: The Clash Between Intellectual Property Rights and Social Expectations in Nigeria

7 Nigerian Sci-Fi Movies That Will Make You Question Everything

Fantasy and supernatural movies? Nollywood has them on lock. From ghosts that wear designer wristwatches to gods that are always angry, and sometimes even dragons that pick people up and fly away with them, supernatural dramas have been our bread and butter for the longest time. But there’s one niche we have barely touched; science […]

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2 months ago

7 Nigerian Sci-Fi Movies That Will Make You Question Everything
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