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The Next Narrative Africa Fund (NNAF) has announced its first open call...
Kocee, known for his rapid-fire delivery and insightful storytelling, has released his...
Fiokee, Afropop’s celebrated guitarist and producer, is making waves with his captivating...
After a three-year wait, Tunde Kelani’s highly anticipated film, “Cordelia,” is set...
“When Winston was born, lots of fairies swooped down on his cradle...
Baddo’s Song’ with the South African musical duo Jazzworx and Thukuthela, a supposed homage to rapper-singer Olamide, does a disservice to his towering reputation in the Nigerian music scene. Why collaborate with artists not attuned to Nigerian street-pop or Olamide's musical brilliance and influences on a tribute song?
Because of this, our environment becomes vital to our progress. As a fifteen-year-old, I knew this intuitively, not as I know it now, not theoretically. I knew that my environment was limited in significant ways. It wasn't one for creativity or imagination. It lay at the tail end of cynicism
All is set for a feast of performances, intellectual discourse, and exhibition...
Korede Bello, known for his unique blend of Afropop charm and sincere...
A new book, “Birth Politics: Colonial Power, Medical Pluralism, and Maternity in...
The Nigerian Academy of Letters (NAL) has announced the election of new...
Nigerian vocal powerhouse Omawumi returns with “In Love,” a single that marks...
