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About Tuface Idibia Innocent “Tuface” Idibia is a name that’s synonymous with African music royalty. He first rose to fame ...
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By Damilola Aremo A few months ago, someone had asked a question on Twitter. It was one of those question-type ...
By Damilola Aremo A few months ago, someone had asked a question on Twitter. It was one of those question-type ...
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“Omo, wetin dey shele. What’s gwan man?” “Helloooo. Are you okay?” “Yeah, yeah, my bro” “Can you speak English? I ...
by Chudy Jude “Art never stopped a war and never got anybody a job. That was never its function. Art ...
Nigerian creative industry and social media “influencers” have resolved to increase their engagement with governance, politics and public policy in ...
By Angel Nduka-Nwosu. I grew up Christian and was raised attending a very close-knit community church. My childhood memories are ...
by Asiya Hameed There are many reasons to write about the plight of women at any given time and not ...
By Tolu Akintara Dear Sista Ada, We are sorry. We know Sorry would not wipe your bloodshot eyes, we know ...
by Fatimah Adegbite When I was a little girl, as little girls were taught then, “you don’t play around boys, ...
by Obinna Tony-Francis Ochem There is a story told of Area Scatter, a crossdresser who played an ornamental thumb piano ...
by Tolu Akintaro The day is March 8th. Every major organisation rolled out their best graphics for Women’s Day, others ...
by Arekpitan Ikhenaode My first bra was pink. When my mom gave it to me, I immediately wore it on ...
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2020 has proven to be the quintessential leap year. It’s been the year of monumental changes. However, it’s also been ...