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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

Jos, end times and other matters in Umar Turaki’s ‘Every Drop of Blood Is Red’ – Olukorede S Yishau
Nathaniel Bivan’s ‘Boys, Girls and Beasts’: An explosive tale that sings harmoniously — Olukorede S Yishau
Mukoma wa Ngugi’s “We, The Scarred” presents a catalogue of losses – Precious Nzeakor
Movie Review
Movie Review

Suspicion Review: Tosin Igho’s Supernatural Thriller Is Ambitious in Scope – Joseph Jonathan
Hijack 93: A thriller that fails to deliver the thrills – Joseph Jonathan
Ramsey Nouah’s Tòkunbò is like a two-headed snake – Carl Terver
Theatre Review
Theatre Review

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
OSAMEDE: Society in search of heroes and heroines -Ozoro Opute
Essays
Essays

Making a Case for Genre Diversity As The Future of Nollywood – Joseph Jonathan
A Writer’s Guide on Migration, sort of… – Tarinabo Diete
Uprooted and setting down new roots in France – Oyindamola Depo-Oyedokun.
‘Soyinka’s Metamorphosis: Echoes from The People’s Mandate!’ This is my story — Sunny Igboanugo
Interviews
Interviews

‘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
There is no reason why a Nigerian child cannot speak a single Nigerian language — Ndidi Chiazor Enenmor
News
News

Wendy Shay’s heartbreak anthem “Old Flame” ignites music scene
Fameye bids farewell to ‘Peter’ era with new EP ‘Three Times of Peter’
Tom Cruise receives US Navy’s highest civilian honour
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December 21, 2024

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