Injustice Archives - The Lagos Review

·January 8, 2023·4 min read

“Wild is the Wind” is a test relationships -Peju Akande

What follows looks like a betrayal of trust. For brothers who steal together, plan together and seem to have each other’s back, this is one case that will pit them against one another.

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·February 4, 2020·3 min read

For Rosa Parks, standing up to injustice started when she was a kid.

The civil rights activist’s writings are the focus of an exhibit at the Library of Congress. Rosa Parks is known...

Asake’s “Mr Money with the Vibe” goes above and beyond vibes – Abdul-jabbar Obiagwu

Rave & Roses LP Played to Rema’s Strengths – Eriomala John

Omah Lay’s Boy Alone is a Masterpiece of Exquisite Lyricism – Patrick Ezema

In “Maame,” Jessica George is embracing her voice — Rachel Simon

A novelist bridges the class divide in contemporary Nigeria — Aamina Ahmad

Funny tales with crazy twists: A review of Peter Chika’s “The Condom and Other Stories” — Olukorede S Yishau

You People”: Big budget and big swings — Marley Dias

“Wild is the Wind” is a test relationships -Peju Akande

See the British Film Institute’s top 10 all-time films

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

An extra that did more than just waka pass in “Mamma Mia.. the Musical” -Peju Akande

A new translation of Franz Kafka’s diaries restores much of his Jewish musings — Andrew Lapin

Every movie that has surpassed $1b at the box office — Ros Tibbs

Esquire lists 50 Best Movies About Sex

Pelé and Africa — Nduka Otiono

“Being a Golden Globe judge is validation” – Latasha Ngwube

Sixty Songs for Igwebike Ifeanyi Mbanefo — Uzor Maxim Uzoatu

I leave my audience with a sense of peace, says Michael Oloyede

Goethe-Institut Nigeria hosts “Who’s Who in the Yoruba Pantheon” reading Feb 16

John Krasinski provides first look at new “Quiet Place” spin-off set

Stars celebrate Berry Gordy and Smokey Robinson at MusicCares Gala

Injustice

“Wild is the Wind” is a test relationships -Peju Akande

For Rosa Parks, standing up to injustice started when she was a kid.

Goethe-Institut Nigeria hosts “Who’s Who in the Yoruba Pantheon” reading Feb 16

In “Maame,” Jessica George is embracing her voice — Rachel Simon

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