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Music Review
Music Review

Wizkid’s Morayo: A Sonically Rich and Thematically Inconsistent Experience – Michael Kolawole
On adedamola, Fireboy returns to dazzling form – Michael Kolawole
Asake’s “Lungu Boy”: A bold but wonky attempt at reinvention – Michael Kolawole
Book Review
Book Review

Born To Run: A review of Olatunji Ololade’s “Of Gods and Their Claytoys”—Olukorede S Yishau
Ibrahim Babangida’s disappointing tale of “A Journey in Service” – Olufunmike Imoiko
Dissecting the thoughts of a Scholar-in-power— Uzor Maxim Uzoatu
Movie Review
Movie Review

Omoni Oboli’s Love In Every Word delivers maximum thrills– Michael Kolawole
Ola Cardoso’s “Suky” evokes more déjà vu than excitement – Michael Kolawole
Beyond Algorithms, Filters and Facades in Kayode Kasum’s “Reel Love” – Michael Kolawole
Theatre Review
Theatre Review

LAMDA’s production of James Baldwin’s “The Amen Corner” interrogates Christian charity – Toni Kan
Intriguing Insights into Reincarnation: A review of Cheta Igbokwe’s “Awele” — Nenye Okoye
With “Wedlock of the Gods,” professor brings Nigerian storytelling and culture to USC main stage — Chinyere Amobi
Essays
Essays

Remembering Kole Omotoso — Uzor Maxim Uzoatu
FirstBank’s DecemberIssaVybe lights up Lagos with Davido concert — Farouk Mohammed
The Lagos Review: Best of 2024
Reimagining Africa’s Past: The Museum of West African Art (MOWAA) as a beacon of cultural renewal — Terh Agbedeh
Interviews
Interviews

Toni Kan in Conversation with Nels Abbey who says – My favourite book would be The Coldest Winter Ever by Sister Souljah.
‘The Call’ is nondiscriminatory and everybody will enjoy it — Dr Bisi Adigun
Bimbo Manuel set to present “The Call” at LITF, says it’ll connect with the audience
News
News

‘Mothers of Chibok’ to open iREP 2025
‘Firestarter: The Musical’ set to ignite Lagos stage in April
Tokyo exhibition challenges Japan’s patriarchal narratives through feminist art
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