Ayinla Omowura’s voice was the pulse of Abeokuta. From the dusty motor parks to the smoke-filled beer parlors, his Apala…
Few individuals in Nigeria’s religious history are as controversial as Temitope Balogun Joshua, more commonly known as Prophet T.B. Joshua.…
Across the centuries, the story of kings has rarely been told in straight lines. In the Yoruba heartland, where crowns…
In the turbulent 1940s, when British colonial power still held Nigeria in a tight grip, one man discovered that the…
Afrobeat did not emerge in isolation; it was forged in the turbulence of postcolonial Nigeria, where music, politics, and power…
When Wole Soyinka earned the Nobel Prize in Literature in 1986, he became the first Black African laureate in that…
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