In the lead-up to the 26th UN Climate Change Conference of the Parties (COP26) scheduled to hold in Glasgow on 1-12 November 2021, the British Deputy High Commission, the Consulate General, Federal Republic of Germany, Robert...
The Friedrich Naumann Foundation for Freedom in collaboration with Nigerian musicians BANTU,...
Pioneering filmmaker Melvin Van Peebles, dubbed the “godfather of black cinema”, has...
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Willie Garson, who was best-known as Stanford Blatch in Sex and the...
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In the lead-up to the 26th UN Climate Change Conference of the...
The Friedrich Naumann Foundation for Freedom in collaboration with Nigerian musicians BANTU,...
Pioneering filmmaker Melvin Van Peebles, dubbed the “godfather of black cinema”, has...
The first Hawkeye teaser trailer has arrived and it’s filled with festive...
Willie Garson, who was best-known as Stanford Blatch in Sex and the...
Britney Spears’ lengthy and controversial 13-year conservatorship will be examined in the...
As the weather darkens and the leaves begin to shed off the...
Mukoma wa Ngügî, author of the recently released Unbury Our Dead With...
More than a year after she released her latest pop full-length Chromatica,...
The 2021 edition of the James Ene Henshaw Foundation Playwriting Competition will...
The first teaser for Guillermo Del Toro’s Nightmare Alley remake is out...
…..past honorees include Ava DuVernay and Gina Prince-Bythewood Months away from its...
Perhaps Nigerians would be drawn to watch Nollywood movies more following the release of Kemi Adetiba’s King Of Boys: The Return Of The King. There is the belief that Nollywood producers are now stepping up their game because over the...
Coincidences are fascinating. Kemi Adetiba’s King of Boys: The Return of the King, lends itself easily to coincidence. What are the odds that half a century after J.R.R Tolkien’s timeless trilogy, we would have a similar Nigerian story with the...
The modern film industry in Nigeria came to real reckoning when it became the purveyor of heavily-guarded information about the society, more like the investigative reporter. One can illustrate this with the film that (arguably) gave birth to the phenomenon...
Patoranking’s single “Celebrate Me” is without a doubt an instant hit, with the song racking up points on major streaming platforms. Heralding the vocals of Patrick Nnaemeka Okorie, known as Patoranking, the song dwells on a couple of soulful themes,...
Agege, the Lagos suburb has always been associated with Nigerian music. Long before Afrobeats, it was home to the late Kennery master, Orlandoh Owoh. Music producer, Kay Solo, responsible for Timaya’s classic album True Story and Klever Jay’s The Beginning...
In 2019, UK rapper, Dave, released his debut album Psychodrama to both critical and commercial acclaim. It chronicled his formative years, his single mother’s struggle and the psychological effects of his brother’s imprisonment on his mental health. On the opening...
Documented experience and codified knowledge remain the two biggest means of transferring knowledge and ensuring that succeeding generations learn from the preceding one. A simple google search on Steve Jobs will pop up over 10 titles from the chunky and...
All things being equal, the U.S. edition of ‘Fine Boys’, a novel by Eghosa Imasuen, will be released this month by the Ohio University Press. The fine boys in Imasuen’s second novel love blood and violence and they feel insecure...
His Eminence, Prelate Emeritus Sunday Mbang’s autobiography, My Life and Times, is a compelling narrative of a full life lived in service of God and humanity. As someone who has co-written over 10 biographies, I know first-hand that the very...
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