- News
Asake Kickstarts 2024 with His New Single “Only Me”
Embracing his birthday release, “Only Me,” Asake gears up for Grammy success, continuing his stellar ascent in African music.
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Phyno and Burna Boy Elevate Celebrations With Vibrant “Do I” Remix Music Video
This collaboration sets post-festive stage ablaze with vibrant visuals and comic flair.
BY Praise Oguntan
- News
Timi Dakolo Unleashes Cultural Ode With “Men of the South”
Celebrating southern Nigeria’s richness, Timi Dakolo’s latest single “The Chorus Leader,” unites African rhythms in a melodic tribute.
BY Praise Oguntan
- News
“The Book of Clarence”: Divine Comedy Gets Jan. 12 Release Date
LaKeith Stanfield stars in a biblical comedy where miracles turn chaotic and fame breeds enemies.
BY Praise Oguntan
- Music
Yemi Alade Drops “Mamapiano” EP
Dynamic fusion of African vibes and global Amapiano trend.
BY Praise Oguntan
- Film
“Sabinus: The Best Man” Unveils Chaos And Laughter
Emmanuel Chukwuemeka leads an all-star cast in this wedding comedy extravaganza.
BY Praise Oguntan
- Film
“No Way Through”: Gripping Nigerian Crime Thriller
Explore sacrifice, risk, and a mother’s love in the gritty world of “No Way Through,” now showing exclusively on Amazon Prime Video.
BY Praise Oguntan
- Film
“Bank Alert” Review: A Comedy of Chaos and Currency
Join Sammy Okereke in “Bank Alert” for a chaotic, comedic journey as sudden wealth sparks misadventures and unexpected alliances.
BY Praise Oguntan
- Film
Chapter 2 of “The Origin: Madam Koi Koi” – A Cinematic Journey Through Nostalgia and Horror
A review of the horror film “The Origin: Madam Koi Koi” that revisits the scary legend of a boarding school ghost.
BY Praise Oguntan
- Lifestyle
Tewa Onasanya: “Our mindset is the foundation of everything. We create things twice: first in our mind and then, in our reality, it happens.”
Her transformative journey from pharmacology to publishing, philanthropy, and mindset empowerment radiates resilience, leaving a powerful legacy of inspiring women and changing lives.
BY Praise Oguntan