“… There are certain myths and harmful and ignorant practices that have cost us our humanity and have created a loss in human connections. I feel that Can You See...
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Features and Essays
Nhachi Nwanyị Custom in Igboland: A Relevant Practice or a Stronghold for Patriarchy?
The question that often opens up during these conversations is whether or not these women are forced to do Nhachi. The answer to the question is rather very complicated...
In this ode to classics, we unearth and celebrate the enduring beauty of old Nigerian songs. By Hope Ibiale Weeks ago, Asake performed at the O2 Arena to the delight of...
Features and Essays
Revisiting Nollywood’s Original Music Score Era: What Soundtracks Reveal About the Progress of Nigeria’s Film Industry
Perhaps in a bid to compensate for the low-quality production, the soundtracks of the 90s prioritised vocal dexterity and storytelling, helping audiences better...
The attempt to globalise the event is laudable, nevertheless, it is glaring that there’s still more to be done… By Emmanuel Daraloye While the 16th edition of the...