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Rap Veteran M.I Abaga has released a new single titled The Guy ahead of his forthcoming album. M.I’s latest release re-emphasizes his reign as African rap king, providing a snippet of what to expect on the forthcoming album. The track, The Guy is a radio friendly upbeat song that incorporates the popular drill sound mixed […]
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Emerging Nigerian vocalist Motàrá Thomas has unveiled her brand-new debut single titled Don’t Back Down. The heartfelt song, which serves as a tribute to Motàrá’s late mother who’s dying wish was for Motàrá to follow her dream of becoming a music superstar, was produced by Oluremi Iyilade and the accompanying visuals were shot in Lagos […]
3 years ago
Nigerian singer and songwriter Uchenna Nwachukwu more commonly referred to as Uche Malik has released his new EP Nwa Owerri. The 5 song project in Uche’s words is “the story of the Owerri Gangsta.” As a proud Owerri boy, Uche’s new EP is an Afrofusion project that blends RnB and soul to create irresistible melodies. […]
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Rotimi is a multi-genre artist who has been paving his own way in the music industry. Emerging on the US scene in 2009, Rotimi has consistently pushed the boundaries with his unique, eclectic sound. After the release of a string of singles, his 2019 single In My Bed went on to become a Gold certified […]
3 years ago
The Founder of Digimillennials Media Services, Peter Pearse-Elosia, has been announced as one of the delegates of the LiftOff Waterloo Wellington Program; a A black-led business accelerator and incubator for black entrepreneurs in Canada. On the 12th of July, the LiftOff Black Business Hub took to their social media handles to announce that Peter Pearse-Elosia, […]
3 years ago
The great writer Chinua Achebe once said that “being a Nigerian is abysmally frustrating and unbelievably exciting”, and few words sum it up quite so aptly. Being Nigerian is, indeed, a bittersweet experience. On the one hand, we are undoubtedly some of the most inventive, humorous and distinctive people on Earth. But in reality, many […]
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Nollywood movies are popular for mirroring our society, feeding off the fear that engulfs us and teaching us life lessons. From cultism to black magic to myths about sex work to religion and blood money, the movie industry has left no stone unturned. Since the Nigerian movie industry emerged in the 1960s, queer characters were […]
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Growing up, it was rare to find a Nollywood movie that accurately depicted queer people or their experience. The queer characters always got supporting roles and were presented as evil or the villain. Nollywood’s cheap attempts to portray same-sex relationship merely reinforced society’s perception of the marginalized group and further endangered their lives. While these […]
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