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The business of praise-singing: From fuji to afrobeats shoutouts

Music in Nigeria has always been more than melody and rhythm. It is history, identity, social commentary, and sometimes, spectacle.…

Afro-Adura: The music healing Nigeria through its economic storm

Nigeria is tired. The streets are loud with honking danfos, micras, kekes and quiet with hunger. Inflation has eaten into…

The Lagos Nightclub where Afrobeat was born

On certain Lagos nights in the late 1960s, the city pulsed with a sound that was neither highlife nor jazz,…

Mike and Gloria Bamiloye’s impact: The Mount Zion Films that are too powerful to forget

In the heart of Nigeria, where the rhythm of life pulses through vibrant streets and the air hums with stories…

Why Instagram live Is Nollywood’s new battleground

If you’ve noticed lately, Nollywood drama isn’t only happening in movies anymore. These days, the real drama is unfolding on…

Jide Kosoko’s String of Tragedies — The Grief Nollywood could not explain

There are names in Nigerian cinema that feel like ancestral echoes — voices that refuse to fade, faces that reappear…

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