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The film focuses on the life of Emeka Ojukwu, between 1954-1960, before Nigeria’s Independence, as he spends time, frolicking with different women and throwing parties for his friends, inviting highlife…
Read MoreOur favourite rebel without a cause (a title he'd likely cop to, himself) is at it again. This time in what is essentially a 990-word sub (yes, we counted,) he's…
Read Moreby Isi Esene The Young African Leaders Network is back with its 2013 Young African Leaders' Summit and Honours scheduled to hold on Friday, April 26, 2013. The programme is…
Read Moreby Onyeka Nwelue On 5 October, 2012, four young men were beaten up, disgraced, shamed, kicked, macheted, walleyed, abused, spat at, cursed, tyres sneaked around them and finally burnt…
Read Moreby Onyeka Nwelue The trio of young Nigerian musicians, Ogah Brothers just released their debut single, Tinko Tinko, a sexy blend of clambered rap, amazing vocals laced with magic. Humping…
Read Moreby Onyeka Nwelue Photo credit: African Drum Today, I return to Portugal, a country that has very strong colonial ties with Nigeria. This is very visible in everything we do,…
Read MoreToday, another UNN student was found hung on campus. People are going to say nice things about him. Everyone will be on his side. He is gone. Those who made sure…
Read MoreIt is annoying. Yet, I understand our frustration in trying so hard to be part of globalisation. I just attended my last Industry Night at Oriental Hotel. I was told…
Read Moreby Onyeka Nwelue In Sandbox, you have everything! There are record label owners, CNN reporters, 5 of our members have been featured on Forbes list... I am not an emotional person.…
Read MorePhoto credit: Our World Films by Onyeka Nwelue [Presented at the Sandbox Global Summit, Lisbon, Portugal from January 20-23] Africa has the most untold stories on this planet. Just…
Read MoreWomen made us lose paradise, but how frequently we find it again in their arms. J. De Finod There are many journeys and obstacles we each take in life…
Read Moreby Onyeka Nwelue Over the years, I have followed the growth of Nigeria’s music industry. In that span, I have also tried to understand its failings. I know there is…
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