Nigerian actress Chika Ike is making waves at the prestigious 76th Cannes Film Festival in France, joining the ranks of prominent movie stars who graced the event. Stepping onto the…
The kind of journalism that inspires. The New York Times, working with the Pulitzer Centre delivers a long, long, long read that delves into the forgotten boys of Boko Haram.…
That gorgeous headline. The plot, the twist, the drama. And that glorious ending: "The line stretched down hallways and around corners. Most people would never even sniff the room. Perhaps,…
We have always said that the nature of everything will change - including the idea of who puts pressure on media to do better. It will be the audience, in…
Anyone who thinks Americans- read Democrats and liberals- are not still raw about Donald Trump in the driver's seat has no clue. Americans are mad, very mad. So why on…
Chimamanda Adichie is on a roll, it appears. In less than two weeks, she has gone from Beyonce's brand of feminism to joy that is Michelle Obama's and now, she…
by 'Jola Sotubo For the eager Nigerians who are hoping for good news concerning the 200 plus girls kidnapped from Chibok, Borno last month, the wait might be a long…
by Janet Maslin And “Americanah” comes dangerously close to the “exaggerated histrionics” and “improbable plots” that she ascribes to Nigerian, or Nollywood, films. When readers of “Americanah” first meet its…
by Emma Grey Texting is the new phone call, "hanging out" is the new dating and coffee is the new "fancy dinner"... according to the New York Times. Over the…
by Margaret Sullivan “I always said that if I read it in The Times, it must be right,” she said. But that faith was broken last weekend. The media critic Jack…