Joseph Harmony has come a long way from the young boy who grew up singing in Aba. Like most good artists, he started off singing in church before relocating to
Back in the day, the easiest access to games for many Nigerians were the PS1 and PS2 consoles at a football viewing center or the barbershop. Unable to afford these
In the good old days of Nigerian cinema and TV, movies were based on fascinating local stories. The Greeks had their mythology and we had ours culled from books and
Coming off the recent success of the Don’t You Give Up On Me single, Joshua Idehen releases his latest offering titled I Got You Every Step Of The Way (IGYESOTY).
For her first release of the year, Nissi teams up with the internationally revered Amapiano duo, Major League Djz on Gravity. The Nigerian pop and Afrojazz talent shows off her
Whetting our appetites for his upcoming Compilation 2. mixtape, H.O.M.A delivers his latest offering titled Complicated. Out today, 27th May 2022, the new single is a slow progressing contemporary R&B
Following a two-year long hiatus, Nonso Amadi returned his first 2022 track, Foreigner in February and visuals the next month. He follows up with the YouTube Red Carpet video premiere of his
There are only three parent-approved career paths for most Nigerian children — medicine, law, and engineering. While the rest of us try to fit into these conventionally accepted roles, certain
Netflix is celebrating Global Accessibility Awareness Day with expanded languages, screenings and a new collection. The platform is beefing up its audio descriptions (AD) and subtitles for deaf and hard
Nezsa made her debut in 2019 with Lost and Like This? Her effortless fusion of alternative R&B and neo-soul, distinctly unforgettable vocals, and her intricate lyricism, quickly caught the attention
In 2020, Netflix reasserted its commitment to developing more original African content by signing a multi-title deal with Nigerian producer Mo Abudu of Ebonylife Studios. Two years later, we have
Netflix’s latest local addition is the first African podcast called Never Late|African Time. Hosted by South Africa’s Andy Maqondwana and Zweli Mbhele, the podcast will have fascinating conversations with beloved
On 25 January 1980, three armed activists of the ANC’s uMkhonto we Sizwe (“spear of the nation”) wing walked into a bank in Silverton, Pretoria and changed the course of
Kaduna state has been in the news in light of recent terrorist attacks. Over the weekend, the Kaduna International Airport was on the receiving end of a terrorist attack. Two
Young Nigerian professionals are calling out horrible bosses following a recent Techcabal article highlighting the tyranny and toxic workplace culture at Bento Africa with Ebun Okubanjo, CEO and co-founder at