Blogs

October 23, 2017

[The Music Blog] Niniola set to release her debut project

Niniola’s first attempt at a music career came via Glo Naija sings, where she dropped out due to personal reasons, after acing the auditions. Less than three years later, she attempted another Globacom funded show, The X-Factor. Surprisingly she couldn’t make it past the M.I. led jury. Later that year, she gave singing on the... Read More

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October 22, 2017

[The Injustice Blog] What are Nigerians doing in South Africa?

The mindless killings of Nigerians in South Africa has remained unabated and the brewing signs are not helping either, the South African police are now sending a cryptic message to Nigerians by virtue of their October 18, 2017, protest against Nigerians living in the country. Can we please ask ourselves a very truthful and sincere... Read More

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October 22, 2017

[The Activism Blog] US rates NAPTIP high in combating human trafficking

The effort of the National Agency for the Prohibition of Trafficking in Persons (NAPTIP) to put an end to human trafficking in Nigeria has been recognised by the U.S. The Acting Director of Trafficking in Persons Office in Washington, Kari Johnstone gave the commendation during a visit to the Director-General of NAPTIP at the Agency’s... Read More

Counter Culture Blog

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October 22, 2017

[The Injustice Blog] The ominous signs from South Africa

There is a Yoruba proverb which says “when a visitor is being served the head or bottom of a yam by his host, it means it’s time to go“. To those who may not understand the logic behind the proverb. The logic is that the top or bottom part of a yam is naturally bitter,... Read More

Counter Culture Blog

Nigerians in South Africa, South African police

October 21, 2017

[The Sexuality Blog] SA artiste Brickz’s rape case proves only personal discipline can keep a man from straying

For a rape case surrounding a high profile person, the case against Sipho Ndlovu, the South African rapper otherwise known as Brickz, was pretty shocking. In 2013, Brickz made the news after being arrested on accusations that he had raped a 17 year old girl. But that wasn’t what had made the case sensational; it... Read More

Counter Culture Blog

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October 21, 2017

[The Sexuality Blog] Hon. Gudaji thinks family planning has no place in Islam, but we disagree

It’s a rare skill, to be able to continually put your foot in your mouth, when you speak publicly. Rare as it is, it is also quite embarrassing when you are a lawmaker of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, chosen by citizens of his state to represent their interests and fight for the best possible... Read More

Counter Culture Blog

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October 21, 2017

[The Activism Blog] NPA $20m bribery scam: CSOs call for investigation

The EFCC has been called upon to speed up its investigation into the $20 million bribery scam that has former officials of the Nigerian Ports Authority, (NPA) at its centre. A coalition of Nigerian civil society organisations, the Civil Society Network Against Corruption (CSNAC) made the call in Abuja on Wednesday, October 18, 2017. Speaking... Read More

Counter Culture Blog

$20m bribery scam, Civil Society Network Against Corruption (CSNAC), Dredging International Services, EFCC

October 21, 2017

[The Activism Blog] Who protects whistleblowers in Nigeria?

As part of government’s effort to eradicate corruption in the country, the National Assembly passed the whistleblowers act on July 19, 2017. Since it’s passage, it has been effective in some ways, as the EFCC has made various discoveries through the help of whistleblowers. In the same vein, there are news reports of individuals that... Read More

Counter Culture Blog

corruption, Whistleblowers

October 21, 2017

[The Music Blog]: M.I. needs to drop this cry baby act

The aftermath of M.I.’s guest appearance on #LooseTalkPodcast hosted by Pulse’s editor-in-chief Osagie Alonge may so far be the greatest highlight of the rapper’s efforts to keep his legacy afloat. In the last twenty-four months, M.I. has marched forward with a campaign aimed at recalling his glory due to the decay that has become of... Read More

crybaby act, M.I., rap music

October 20, 2017

[The Injustice Blog] This strike by NEMA is all shades of insult on Nigeria’s image

You might have heard and you might not have heard, but the latest news in Nigeria is that employees of a federal agency – NEMA- has downed tools. On Thursday, October 19, 2017, employees of National Emergency Management Agency (NEMA) embarked on a nationwide indefinite strike. The employees were directed to embark on the strike... Read More

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October 20, 2017

[The Injustice Blog] What could be “pushing” NEMA staff to divert relief materials?

Over the years there have been recurring accusations of diversion of relief materials against NEMA staff – which NEMA always deny. Though scores of them have been arrested in the course of diverting relief materials, the agency still believes the accusations are unfounded. The employees of the National Emergency Management Agency (NEMA) on Thursday, October... Read More

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Mustapha Maihaja, NEMA

the experience

October 20, 2017

12 music ministers we are expecting at The Experience 2017 #TE12

Well, 12 because it’s the 12th edition and it holds in the 12th month of the year. The epoch-making, groundbreaking and trailblazing Nigerian worship concert is around the corner, once again. Enthusiasm is high, excitement is in the air, the clouds have gathered, and the season is just upon us. The event which made its debut... Read More

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October 20, 2017

[The Activism Blog] Paradigm Initiative fetes volunteers and partners

The digital rights advocacy group, The Paradigm Initiative Nigeria in commemoration of its just-concluded AjegunleLIFE and Techtiary Programs feted its partners and volunteers at a cocktail held at Golden Tulip Hotel, Lagos on October 15, 2017. The opening speech was given by Paradigm Initiative’s Director of Programs, Tope Ogundipe where he said, “Without the support... Read More

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Paradigm Initiative Nigeria

October 20, 2017

[The Music Blog] Chocolate City suing Nas is proof of how much work goes into international cross-overs

The global takeover for African music has been documented in an almost sensationalist manner but a lot is not being said about the efforts artistes are making in landmark crossovers to the international stage. Big label deals are being signed by many artistes today, but very little is known of the sort of deal and... Read More

Chocolate city, M.I., Nas

October 20, 2017

[The Music Blog] Buzz Review: Set the mood for your weekend with Juls and Burna Boy on “Gwarn”

An impressive record originating from prior success Mr Eazi is all anyone needs to know about British born Ghanaian producer, Juls. And for his collaborator on “Gwarn”? You decidedly get an artist inherently set on an Afrobeat and Caribbean music style he dubs as ‘Afro-Fusion’. “Gwarn”, the track title, is a contraction of the word... Read More

Burna boy, Gwarn, Juls

October 20, 2017

[The Activism Blog] UNODC empowers 400 victims of human trafficking in Nigeria

The fight against the scourge of human trafficking in Nigeria has received the attention of the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime, (UNODC) office in Nigeria. The UNODC through its officer in charge in Nigeria, Elisabeth Bayer while speaking at the commemoration of the 2017 European Union Anti Trafficking Day in Abuja on Wednesday,... Read More

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October 19, 2017

The Film Blog: Banana Island Ghost opens BIG in the UK tomorrow

The producers of Banana Island Ghost, one of our favorite projects to come out of Nollywood this 2017, have decided to extend goodwill to the people of the abroad by releasing the movie in the UK. Tomorrow, 20 October, Banana Island Ghost will premiere at Odeon Cinema, Greenwich, London and will then move to other... Read More

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October 19, 2017

[The Sexuality Blog] The Imams of Ilorin are worried about these new ‘strip clubs’ rocking their city

There are many things we’ve come to associate with Kwara State and Ilorin town in particular; lavish durbar ceremonies complete with horses and men and women exquisitely garbed in ceremonial regalia, weddings that last an entire week and marriage traditions from Northern Nigeria and Ilorin’s yoruba ancestors, royalty and Islam. We might soon have to... Read More

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clubs., Ilorin, kwara, misogyny, strip clubs

yoruba demons harvesters christian centre

October 19, 2017

[The Church Blog] Harvesters Christian Centre declares war on ‘Yoruba Demons’

Its high time we talked about this matter in church and it’s great knowing that Harvesters Christian Centre is leading this movement. In continuation of its Relationship series, this October at Harvesters Christian Centre: a church led by Pastor Bolaji Idowu, the issue of Yoruba Demons will be discussed. The announcement which was made via the church’s... Read More

Bolaji Idowu, Church Culture, Harvesters Christian Centre, Yoruba Demons

October 19, 2017

[The Sexuality Blog] Preach! Ada Umeofia, preach

One of the unfortunate side effects of over-intellectualising concepts such as rape culture, misogyny and feminism, is that we forget that there are people on the ground, for whom these issues – and their resolution – are a matter of life and death. They have always been a matter of life or death. We forget... Read More

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Ada Umeofia, Medium, misogyny

October 19, 2017

[The Sexuality Blog] Here’s a quick and easy way to report domestic and sexual assaulters

This is to inform the Public that LASG has Launched Short Service Code ‘6820’ for Residents to Report Cases of Domestic Violence,Child Abuse — victoria Idowu (@victoriaidowu) October 17, 2017 Just four numbers, which you can type in less than a second. Is this what useful innovation looks like? The Lagos State Domestic and Sexual... Read More

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October 18, 2017

[The Injustice Blog] Comparing the Ambode and Okorocha statues

While the furore generated over the poorly delivered statue of Chief Obafemi Awolowo at Awolowo Road Ikeja is yet to settle down, another joined the fray, courtesy of Governor Mr Rochas Okorocha. This time around Okorocha is not honouring the late Governor-General, Chief Nnamdi Azikiwe, a man that gave his best for the growth and... Read More

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Okorocha

October 18, 2017

[The Injustice Blog] Okorocha, Zuma and the ‘murder of conscience’

Just when we thought the governor of Imo, Mr Rochas Okorocha has found a new sense of feeling for human plight after his disgraceful outing at the demolition of the Eke-Ukwu market in Owerri which saw to the death of Somtochukwu Ibeanusi, he has done it again. Okorocha on Saturday, October 14, 2017, displayed yet... Read More

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October 18, 2017

[The Activism Blog] U.S. trains 25 Nigerian journalists on data journalism

In a bid to aid their routine work and investigative abilities, the U.S has trained 25 journalists selected from across Nigeria in data journalism with a focus on the tools for data journalism in a digital age. The training which held between Monday, October 16 and, Tuesday, October 17, 2017, had Jeffrey Young and Kathleen Struck,... Read More

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data journalism, digital age

October 18, 2017

[The Activism Blog] ICIR is offering grants to investigative journalists

The International Centre for Investigative Reporting (ICIR) has announced a partnership with Ford Foundation to offer grants to investigative journalists in Nigeria. According to a statement by ICIR Project director, Tajudeen Suleiman, the 2017 edition of the programme will focus on building the capacity of Nigerian journalists in key areas such as illicit financial flows, taxes... Read More

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October 18, 2017

[The Injustice Blog] Is Okorocha suffering from an inferiority complex syndrome?

If we are to diagnose the actions and inactions of Rochas Okorocha since assumption of office, it is nothing other than an inferiority complex. According to Wikipedia, “An inferiority complex is a lack of self-worth, a doubt and uncertainty about oneself, and feelings of not measuring up to standards. It is often subconscious, and is... Read More

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Governor or Imo, Rochas Okorocha

October 17, 2017

[The Activism Blog] #HandsonDeck mobilises youth to crowd-paint for charity

The independence day celebration might have come and gone but the memories will continue to linger on for years to come for Akure residents in Ondo. The annual celebration which is always marked with match past and other callisthenics display assumed a new dimension this year courtesy of a media company – The CSI red... Read More

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#HandsonDeck, CSI red carpet

October 17, 2017

[The Activism Blog] At TEDx Ikeja 2017, it was about answering questions on life issues

The Annual TEDx Ikeja, an independent TED-like event that started in the year 2015 held its 2017 edition on Saturday, October 14, 2017, at David’s Court Toyin Street Ikeja with the theme, Where do we go from here? According to the curator of TEDx Ikeja, Demola Adeshola in an exclusive chat with YNaija, he explained the... Read More

Counter Culture Blog

October 17, 2017

[The Injustice Blog] How true is the accusation against Debo Adedayo of Redeemer’s University?

The management of Redeemer’s University through the Directorate of Corporate Affairs, Redeemer’s University, Adetunji Adeleye in response to PUNCH Newspapers enquiry about the expulsion of Debo Adedayo said, “The case is purely a disciplinary issue in conformity with the stance and vision of the university. He has chosen to tarnish the image of the university... Read More

Counter Culture Blog

October 17, 2017

The Film Blog: 2baba is acting again and we TOTALLY loveeee it

Because 2baba is king! Because 2baba is a legend!! Because what’s not to love about Innocent 2baba Idibia!!! 2baba’s role doesn’t come close to what we would have imagined. If it was up to us, it would have been a fancy CEO character or a playboy role or anything in that vicinity. But on the... Read More

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