LIFESTYLE
Queen Omoni of Nollywood, By Uzor Maxim Uzoatu
Nigeria is celebrated in the world because Nollywood ranks as the third largest moviemaking...
Omah Lay: Boy Alone’s Melancholy
On paper, music success promises an end to suffering for the beneficiary. But for Omah Lay, it brings...
Netflix: Why some viewers are unsubscribing and switching off
Subscribing to a streaming service can be a bit like ordering a take-away when you don't...
Burna Boy’s “Love, Damini” Proposes Too Much, By Joey Akan
“Love, Damini,” obeys all the rules of a Burna Boy album; love, bombast, and brooding form an increasingly...
Nigerian Hip Hop Isn’t Dead, We’re Just Blind, By Joey Akan
I don’t hate Nigerian hip hop. I can’t think of a world without the...
REMA: Don Jazzy Is Walking Me through the Business, Marvin Records is A Cartel
In the buildup to the album release, recently, Joey Akan spoke with Rema. He found him on the...
Ali Baba Jokes From Rags To Riches, By Uzor Maxim Uzoatu
The man bears a heavy-duty name, and it is not funny at all trying to pronounce or...
Rema: ‘Batshit Divine’ We talk to Rema, By Joey Akan
Rema At Rema’s Lagos album listening party for Rave and Roses, you’ll be forgiven to think you were at...
Riveting Dance Steps Of Sir Bob-Manuel Udokwu, By Uzor Maxim Uzoatu
Bob-Manuel Udokwu The news here is not that consummate actor Bob-Manuel Udokwu has just been...
My Magic Music Man Majek Fashek, By Uzor Maxim Uzoatu
Majek Fashek It takes a playfully mischievous magician to conjure heavy rain to beat on his...