Rema, the talented Nigerian singer, has taken the music world by storm, as his hit song, “Calm Down,” has reached ...
The 2023 Grammys are over! All 91 awards were presented on Sunday, February 5 in downtown Los Angeles, beginning with ...
Nigerian singer, Temilade Openiyi, has again made the country proud with her historic nomination in the 2023 Oscars for her ...
With a leap from No. 8 to No. 1, “Calm Down” by Rema and Selena Gomez became each act’s first ...
Wizkid has added another accomplishment to his long list of successes. Wizkid, also known as Ayo Balogun, will make history ...
Nigeria is rife with misinformation. It is the very lifeblood of our political class, the primary way with which they ...
We won’t be reaching if we said a Grammy win is imminent, will we? Nigeria’s biggest export after crude oil ...
by Anthony Ademiluyi According to radical writer, Tariq Ali, a true revolutionary is one who disregards personal safety in the ...
by Anthony Ademiluyi The right to self-determination is as old as mankind. All through history, people have been bound by ...
Racism is always a hot button topic across the Atlantic and TwitterNG is full of itchy fingers and ITKs, kinda ...
The 8th Senate has said it “remains the highest performing Senate in the history of the country.” Chairman, Senate of ...
Today, residents of the ‘island’ were reminded that all it takes is a little body of water to revert to ...
Muhammadu Buhari was born on the 17th of December 1942, in Daura, Katsina State into a family of Fulani descent. ...
The Lagos state government has released the first part of the documentary of the iconic state. The documentary is one ...
by Kenneth Osakwe A few days ago, a petition signed by Mrs. Fatima Mahmud-Oyekan, Head of Crescent schools, and Alhaji ...
Today is June 12. In Nigeria, June 12 is significant for two reasons: first for the man, M.K.O Abiola whom ...
by Rachel Ogbu// Sara Forbes Bonetta continues to be remembered every Black History month, but who was she really? The ...
by Alexander O. Onukwue Vice President Yemi Osinbajo was the Keynote Speaker at a ‘Biafra at 50’ colloquium, held in ...
by Feyi Fawehinmi I was at the One Africa Music Fest in London the other day. No point rehashing the ...
by Simon Kolawole For decades, I have been holding on tenaciously to the belief that Nigeria would develop someday. I ...
by Dele Momodu Fellow Nigerians, let me confess that one of my addictions is reading books. I just love the ...
by Dele Awogbeoba A purported statement from the palace of Oba of Lagos stated that Eko (Lagos Island) is not ...
by Farooq A. Kperogi In Nigeria, once lies and historical myths take roots, they are almost always impossible to uproot. But ...
The daily scuffles we see on social media daily are representative of the state of the Nigerian society itself. Whether ...
by Feyi Fawehinmi I recently started reading Hugh Thomas’ magisterial thousand pager on the Atlantic slave trade. My reading is ...
by Demola Olarewaju One would be forgiven if on reading Chude’s attempt at justifying his and others’ 2015 electoral choice ...
by Adeyemi Kolawole Adeojo Hannibal Dear Son of Man, Your response, which was succinct and aptly posited, dissects the ...
by Anthony Ademiluyi In 1999, democracy returned to Nigeria after a sixteen year military interregnum. At the time I was ...
by Cheta Nwanze Dear Yetunde, So here was I ready for marriage and dating a girl, Awele, whom I was ...
by Orji Sunday Sylvester “The past remains integral to us all, individually and collectively. We must concede the ancient their ...