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Social Media: Activism Reinvented

June 14, 2016 by Tomi

sOCIAL Media has changed activism forever

Bring Back our Girls, The Iranian Green Movement, Black Lives Matter, Stop Kony 2012 all have one thing in common, they leveraged the power of social media and succeeded to

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Musical Plagiarism — Creativity or Unoriginality?

June 13, 2016 by Editorial Team

The Bose speaker at my bedside is blaring. My room is packed with boys from other halls. It’s 2 in the morning and we’re dancing. Half of us won’t be

Feature Film & TV

Video: From Lagos To London: Britain’s New Super Rich

June 9, 2016 by Tomi

Two nights ago, a project titled, From Lagos To London: Britain’s New Super Rich was aired on Channel 4 in the UK. A number of Nigerians who shuttle between the British

Custodian Originals Feature

Submarine & A Roach Episode 4: Pray Before Sin

June 8, 2016 by Tomi

THE BOYS, KOJO AND TMT ARE BACK!! And really sorry for the loooong break (They really are, even though they don’t exactly say it in the episode). This week they

Events Feature

Eat.Drink.Lagos Presents #EatDrinkFestival 2.0|17th July 2016

June 8, 2016 by Tomi

Eat.Drink.Lagos is pleased to announce the second edition of its food festival: #EatDrinkFestival Powered by PayWithCapture. Recently featured on CNN, Lagos-based food bloggers Folly and Nosa invite the public to

Art Feature News & Politics

Gallery: Muhammad Ali, the Greatest of All Time

June 4, 2016 by Tomi

Arguably the greatest boxer of all time. Muhammad Ali passed on late last night in hospital in Phoenix, Arizona following his lengthy spell with Parkinson’s which he was diagnosed with

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A Conversation with the WJGB girls

June 2, 2016 by Oluwamayowa Idowu

29th of March 2016 My friend, Temitayo (aka TMT is mad aka TMT is weird) of the Submarine and a Roach parish was making an appearance on the We Just

Feature News & Politics

Brexit: Could the UK leave the EU?

June 1, 2016 by Cecil Takim

Last year, I was in Canterbury, Kent doing studies for a year. In my Politics class, my lecturer usually talked about the UK and its relationship with the European Union(EU).

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Loose Talk: Nigerian Music Going Global Ft Asa Asika

May 27, 2016 by Tomi

Steve Dede, Asa Asika and Ayomide Tayo at Pulse NG offices following the recording of an episode of Loose Talk Podcast.

Earlier this year, the Loose Talk Podcast launched and has slowly risen to the top of the podcast charts in Nigerian. On the 15th episode of the Loose Talk Podcast,

Feature Sports

The Case For and Against Jose Mourinho at Manchester United

May 27, 2016 by Editorial Team

The Case For by Jite Oru For the most of the 2014/15 season United fans have dreaded waking up on Saturdays to watch their beloved team play football because

Feature News & Politics

Buhari, leave the Central Bank Alone

May 25, 2016 by Soala Ekine

I wrote before about the importance of Buhari respecting the power of democracy and not going beyond the power of his office. It appears Buhari didn’t read that article. Not

Feature News & Politics

On #BuyNaijaToGrowTheNaira

May 23, 2016 by Editorial Team

Written by Afam For many Nigerians, politics is the same as profiteering. It serves no-one and nothing but itself. It is not a public service but a means to private

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Dating with Godliness: Is Cheating Okay?

May 20, 2016 by Editorial Team

Cheating has become a “thing” in this generation. It is increasingly popular and even accepted in relationships. Popular Culture has created parlance such as the “main girl” and “side chick”.

Feature Sports

The Midfield Twilight

May 19, 2016 by Somtochukwu Mbah

by Somto Mbah Xavi, Pirlo, Lampard, and Gerrard were born twenty-three months apart, into football families. Xavi’s father, Joaquim Hernandez played for Sabadell in La

Custodian Originals Feature

Submarine and A Roach: Open Day

May 18, 2016 by Editorial Team

Take it to the school. On the latest episode, your favorite submarine inhabitants and cockroach killers Tmt & Koj discuss the ups and downs of attending the School of Hard