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I literally just got off my bed to my work table to put this down after watching a TikTok Video on Instagram by Naywa Zebian. Have you noticed how the progress or success of TikTok leveraged on its interaction with other platforms? Now that I am... Read More
23rd May is International Day to End Obstetric fistula – a horrible condition that shouldn’t befall women and girl child. To commemorate the day, Elsie Godwin (@elsieisy) speaks with the founder of Extended Hands Foundation – Stephanie... Read More
“Practice kindness all day to everybody and you will realize you’re already in heaven now.” – Jack Kerouac Although it may be challenging to be genuinely kind in a world full of people trying to take advantage of you, the act of... Read More
You think about three ways to die in your bathtub: 1) fill your bathtub to the brim and drown away everything you feel. 2) sit in the arms of your bathtub, let the blade kiss your wrist and give the bathtub enough blood to drink. 3) look for... Read More
Obi Asika is a renowned Nigeria creative industries entrepreneur with many years of experience. He has been involved in many defining projects for Nigeria’s entertainment industry and media space such as Big brother Nigeria, social media week Lagos,... Read More
The shortlist for the AKO Caine Prize for African Writing 2020 was announced yesterday, May 19, 2020. It features Erica Sugo Anyadike, Chikodili Emelumadu, Jowhor Ile, Rémy Ngamije, and Irenosen Okojie. The AKO Caine Prize is an annual award for a... Read More
It is good news for several Nigerian businesses as Zoho Corporation, a top global technology company, announced today that all its 45+ business software applications are available at a fixed Nigerian Naira (NGN) price. As a part of the brand’s... Read More
One of the sectors largely affected by the lockdown due to COVID19 pandemic, among many other sectors, is the entertainment industry. A more reliable way of earning a living as an entertainer in this part of the world, arguably depends largely on... Read More
With Taduno’s Song, Odafe Atogun steers the reader into a post-colonial dystopian society threatened by a formidable military rule. Atogun seems to have imbued the literary grace and musical effect of traditional griots into a modern narrative.... Read More