Ayo Maff Wants the Hard Guys to Let Love Win
“Understand that a boy needs peace sometimes and you can’t be a hard guy for life”.
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“Understand that a boy needs peace sometimes and you can’t be a hard guy for life”.
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Beauty in the Motherland (BITML) 2026 opened in Lagos on October 5, with Vaseline and Dove putting skin health at the centre of the experience.
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The European Film Market (EFM) has announced the 2027 cohort of its Toolbox Distribution Academy, a three-year training and networking programme designed to empower a new generation of film distributors across Africa. The following film professionals are participating in the Toolbox Distribution Academy 2027: Zambian Emmanuel Mwape, Kenyan Dancurf Brown, Gloria Nkatha, and Michele Abuti, […]
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Nigeria’s traditional psychiatric care method has historically been an insufficient one in which patients are seen as dangerous and severely punished like criminals.
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The future now looks bleak to far too many Nigerians, who watch their currency fall, their best and brightest leave, and their leaders promise renewal once more. Hope, which should be a renewable resource, has been spent so often that the people who once carried it now treat it with suspicion. Nigerians are not tired because they have stopped caring. They are tired because they have cared, repeatedly, and been made to pay for it.
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When Tunde Kelani’s Dazzling Mirage came out in 2014, it joined the few Nollywood films with a positive, careful, and empathetic portrayal of sickle cell disease and its carriers. In 2026, Anjola Oladimeji, founder of Ntetee Foundation, an NGO primarily dedicated to sickle cell warriors and disadvantaged women, will be screening the film to students […]
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Of what importance is a great nation worshipping money, without good people?
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Young Moroccans who took to the streets will judge her on jobs, prices and clinics rather than on the symbolism of her being the first woman prime minister. Still, her appointment marks a genuine first in a kingdom where the outgoing government had just four women ministers. Whether it becomes a turning point, or simply a new face on an old system, will depend on what she achieves in the coming months.
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