By Margaret Agwu If you watch as many Nollywood movies as I do, it’s either you love being immersed in the stories or you’re a Nigerian. I don’t know which is...
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By Michael Chiedoziem Chukwudera It could be argued that one of the grand efforts of Nollywood has been in the portrayal of pre-colonial society in movies. The...
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How Igbo Traditional Religion Intersects With Modern Christianity, And Why The Igbos Easily Embraced The “White Man’s Religion”
By Michael Chiedoziem Chukwudera The spread of Christianity was a very pivotal factor in the eventual success of colonial conquest in Eastern Nigeria. Though...
By Emmanuel Daraloye Erigga, the Nigerian rapper, goes with a plethora of sobriquets: Paper Boi, New Money, Day Break, or Everywhere Burst. However, the name you...
By Freddie Jacob From colonial times, music has always been an important element in Nigerian society; it radiates in Nigerian life and its diverse cultures. Jazz...
By Emmanuel Daraloye The Cavemen are a modern highlife duo, comprising two brothers: Kingsley Okorie, who distinguishes himself as a bassist, and Benjamin Okorie, who is...
By Emmanuel Daraloye Nigerian rap duo, Show Dem Camp, are geared up for the release of another project, while the fans await an addition to their Clone...
By Fatiat Saliu I had never heard of any artist called Lojay until I listened to the track “Tonongo”. According to internet records, he professionally started music in...
By Michael Chiedoziem Chukwudera The very first impression that the songs of a new singer make on listeners is often indicative of how talented (or otherwise) he is...
By Freddie Jacob Nigeria as a country criminalizes the existence and rights of its LGBTQ+ citizens with federal laws like the Same-Sex Marriage Prohibition Act (SSMPA)...
Features and Essays
WHY PETER TOSH, NOT BOB MARLEY, SHOULD BE REGARDED AS JAMAICA’S GREATEST EVER MUSICAL EXPORT
By Jerry Chiemeke In February 2001, my mother was interred. By the fourth quarter of the year, I had gone off to boarding school and my brother was entering the...
Features and Essays
WHY NIGERIANS THINK MR EAZI IS NO LONGER MUSICALLY RELEVANT - AND WHY THEY ARE VERY WRONG
By Jerry Chiemeke The year was 2016. I was twenty-five, working at a job which I hated so much, and I had recently checked into therapy. Being a customer service...
Wizkid, from an artistic perspective, has nothing to prove to anyone. You could tell that he had the potential for greatness when he crooned “if you don’t talk money/omo...
On July 11, 2019, Ayra Starr uploaded a video on Instagram, which had her closing her eyes as she rendered a raw, breathy cover of Tuface Idibia’s 2005 hit “Ole”...
