Columns

Television is for entertainment, but pop culture’s reality shows are now the purveyor of demeaning practices, in many instances.

Billboard Africa, by attempting to reflect the continent as one market, risks privileging those already visible.

YouTube may be ushering in a new age, but it’s the writers who will determine just how far “New Nollywood” can go.

The recent shutdown of entertainment centres in Kano State reveals how the enforcement of religious morality is testing Nigeria’s constitutional promises of freedom, equality, and lawful business.

Nollywood is a mirror reflecting Nigeria’s socio-cultural concerns. However, does the industry over-indulge in stories of pain, poverty, and trauma while entertaining the masses?