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Beyonce
On the last day in July, Beyoncé’s unveiled her new visual album Black is King on Disney+. Designed as a re-imagination of the 2019 Jon Favreau film The Lion King, itself a remake of Disney’s iconic original, Black is King is Beyoncé’s attempt at recreating the Black experience, especially for people of African heritage scattered across the diaspora. The music... Read More
Coca-Cola™ Nigeria
New advertising campaign starts with a moving manifesto for change – George The Poet Coca-Cola Nigeria launches a new campaign, “Open Like Never Before”, its first since Covid-19 changed the world in so many ways. Coca-Cola in Nigeria temporarily suspended all planned marketing activity in April, redirecting resources towards communities and supporting its most affected... Read More
The Nigerian High Commission in Ottawa, Canada, has shutdown its activities indefinitely. A statement posted on the High Commission’s website said the development followed the abuse of a system it put in place to attend to a limited number of persons due to COVID-19 protocols. The commission said it had arranged a system in which... Read More
The Hustle
One of the biggest shows of 2020, #WithChude broke its stride on International Youth Day with a special episode celebrating the hustling Nigerian youth. Bringing together 5 rising stars in the entertainment and social-preneurship spaces, host Chude Jideonwo spotlighted a pressing conversation in the heart of every young Nigerian. Actors Jemima Osunde and Olumide Oworu;... Read More
Access Bank’s Group Managing Director, Herbert Wigwe, has said that the Bank is committed to helping Nigerian businesses weather COVID-19 pandemic and set a course for recovery. He made this known after the Bank secured loan support, worth up to $50 Million from the International Finance Corporation (IFC). According to Wigwe, the funds will, “Help... Read More
Could this be another failed week for the housemates? It’s the second day of the week and tensions are already sky high. From fighting over food, to near-violent disagreement on ideas for task presentations, it’s beginning to look like another one of those weeks. Kiddwaya drops the bomb To be a leader, you have to... Read More
by Goke Iyiola   PREAMBLE Since the intrusive arrival on earth of the infamous and unwanted visitor – the malevolent Coronavirus, more popularly known as COVID-19; life as lived before has not and certainly can never be the same again. It started in December 2019, as some sort of incident of infection break out in... Read More
Social Media Celebrity, Ismaila Mustapha, also known as Mompha, currently facing money laundering charges, has demanded N5million from the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) for ‘unlawful re-arrest and detention.’ Mompha who is facing trials at the Federal High Court in Lagos for allegedly laundering N33billion, was re-arrested last Friday on his return to the... Read More
The Daily Vulnerable
by Lenny Mendonca On Friday, April 10, at 5 p.m., Californians learned I had resigned as Chief Economic and Business Advisor to Governor Gavin Newsom and chair of the California High Speed Rail Authority. The press release stated I was leaving “to focus on family and personal business.” In corporate speak, this usually means someone got... Read More
Kiki Mordi
Kiki Mordi’s BBC Africa Eye documentary Sex For Grades, released 2019, has just secured a 2020 International Emmys nominations in the category for News Reporting and Current Affairs. Nigerians, particularly feminists, have been jubilant about the nomination, at the expense of Nigerian men who have continued to reinforce patriarchy in digital spaces and beyond. Bring... Read More
Every day on the Nigerian Internet, there are people who keep our eyes glued to our phone screens as we read their rants, opinions, perspectives on political and social issues, etc. Sometimes, they are just downright ridiculous. Here’s a roundup of the best we saw: 1. https://twitter.com/Mehrrunnisa/status/1295673966955130880?s=20 They know themselves   2. Teachers Those IndiansIn... Read More
In response to the far reaching effects of the lockdown caused by the global pandemic, physical fitness company iFitness organized a free interactive mental health webinar on “Prioritizing Physical and Mental Wellbeing.” Founder of popular lifestyle magazine “Genevieve” and vocal mental health advocate Betty Irabor was the speaker invited to connect with attendees. Exploring her... Read More
Kiki Mordi
It’s been roughly a year since investigative journalist Kiki Mordi released Sex For Grades, an explosive BBC documentary on the scourge of sexual harassment in West African tertiary institutions, which caused a massive ripple effect from university authorities holding perpetrators accountable to the Nigerian Senate facilitating the passage of the anti-sexual harassment bill. In the... Read More
It’s a new week in the Big Brother Naija house, and it seems like the housemates are still reeling from the eviction previous day. No doubt, the start of a new week saw some of the housemates in high spirits. We can only imagine they feel appreciative of the fact that they are afforded another... Read More
The Federal Government has declared that international flights will resume on August 29; while introducing protocols to minimise the risk of the spread of the novel coronavirus. Aviation Minister, Hadi Sirika, took to Twitter to announce this development on Monday. “Glad to announce the resumption of international flights from the August 29, 2020 beginning with Lagos... Read More
Bishop Oyedepo
The Presiding Bishop of Living Faith Church Worldwide, David Oyedepo, has rejected the application of the Company and Allied Matters Acts (CAMA) in churches. President Muhammadu Buhari signed CAMA into law on August 7. Under the law, religious bodies and charity organisations will be strictly regulated by the registrar-general of Corporate Affairs Commission (CAC) and... Read More
Nigerian banking giant, Access Bank PLC, has announced the signing of a Subordinated Syndicated Loan Agreement totalling $93.8 million with the Dutch Development Bank (FMO), the French private sector development bank (PROPARCO), and leading investment firm, Symbiotics. The tier-II capital facility was structured as a “10 years non-call 5 years” subordinated debt instrument, benefitting the... Read More
Diddy
”Beyoncé-endorsed Burna Boy make Afrobeat go international” declares a New York Post headline during the release fever of Burna Boy’s fifth studio album Twice As Tall last Friday. The headline stands as a microaggression filtered through the white capitalist machinery, one that frames Beyoncé as a value extractor, discoverer, finder, labels that echoes the complex... Read More
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