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Nigerian Magazines We Want To See Get The “The Devil Wears Prada 2” Treatment

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.

Zainab Nasreen Muhammad

3 weeks ago

Nigeria’s Visa Reciprocity Policy Must Go Beyond Rwanda

The President of Nigeria, Bola Ahmed Tinubu, and the President of Rwanda, Paul Kagame, held a bilateral diplomatic meeting at the Urugwiro Presidential Villa in Kigali on May 13, 2026. The two presidents met after President Tinubu’s arrival ahead of the 13th edition of the Africa CEO Forum. During their meeting, both presidents agreed to […]

Favour Bamijoko

3 weeks ago

Olive Nwosu’s “Lady” Acquired by Cohen for U.S. Release, Without Nigerian Screening or Distribution

The U.S. distribution rights to Olive Nwosu’s Sundance-Winning Lady has been sold by HanWay Films and acquired by Cohen Media Group. Lady is the directorial debut feature-length project of the writer-director. The film screened at the 2026 Sundance Film Festival in January and won the Special Jury Award for Acting Ensemble, had its European premiere […]

Seyi Lasisi

3 weeks ago

Andy Mundy-Castle’s “Shoot the People” Gets U.S. & U.K. Cinema Release via Watermelon Pictures

Watermelon Pictures has announced the US and UK theatrical release of BAFTA-winning director Andy Mundy-Castle’s documentary project, Shoot The People.

Seyi Lasisi

3 weeks ago

Dear Sarz and BNXN, Did We Really Need This?

The Game Needs Us is not something we ‘needed.’ But it is something we wouldn’t mind. Dear Sarz & BNXN, the greatest have average days too.

John Eriomala

3 weeks ago

Tunde Owolabi’s “Without Rest: The Crown We Gain” Lagos Exhibit

Lagos-based artist Tunde Owolabi returned with Without Rest: The Crown We Gain, his fourth solo exhibition and perhaps one of his most socially attentive bodies of work yet. Held at No Parking Lagos from April 11 to May 9, 2026, the exhibition brought together sculpture, photography, prints, and drawings in an immersive reflection on labour, […]

Anjola Akinmade

3 weeks ago

“My Father’s Shadow”: Analysing the Identity Crisis of a Nigerian and African Title

My Father’s Shadow dual-citizenship tension isn’t an isolated conversation in African cinema. From the early 2000’s to date, there have been a select number of African titles with similar tension.

Seyi Lasisi

3 weeks ago