Firmly in romcom territory, Call of My Life gives the genre a Nigerian identity. It runs just under two hours and leans into classic tropes such as serendipitous meetings, love triangles, and grand gestures.
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Firmly in romcom territory, Call of My Life gives the genre a Nigerian identity. It runs just under two hours and leans into classic tropes such as serendipitous meetings, love triangles, and grand gestures.
5 days ago
Rukmani is not known to go about music quietly, ever since her debut album, 3XL, she has continued to reinvent herself as one of the most compelling and freshest voices in Nigerian R&B and cementing herself with this double sided EP that feels less like a follow-up and more like a full step forward.
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Art Dubai’s two-day Special Edition at Madinat Jumeirah opened on Friday, 15 May. The event marks two decades of a fair that has fundamentally transformed its identity. What began as a regional marketplace has evolved into a truly global cultural platform, and this anniversary edition makes clear where the conversation is heading. African artists and […]
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Much like his contemporaries Tay Iwar and Tems, he prioritizes a kind of vulnerability that feels rare on the current Nigerian landscape.
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We have been thinking about the magazines that came before, shaped the Nigeria that raised this generation of editors, writers and readers, and that lived on centre tables in living rooms across the country.
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Obasi is set for a month-long Seoul stay to work on a new feature described as a story bridging African and Korean cultures, with a theatrical release planned. Morgan Freeman and Lori McCreary will serve as executive producers through their Revelations Entertainment banner.
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Under Akpabio, the senate feels less like a deliberative body and more like an administrative annex of the Presidency, processing paperwork with professional efficiency.
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The collapse of USAID reveals that Africa has outsourced its disease response to a foreign government far too much. The solution is not improved bilateral agreement. Africa must fund its own healthcare, build its own research institutions, and own its surveillance systems outright.
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