At 2 a.m. on Friday, 14 December 1961, a plane carrying 38 Americans landed at Lagos International Airport. Nina Simone was on
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Over the year, a new wave of artists have been steadily making their way into the mainstream, and one thing they might
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Before dating apps, Snapchat streaks, and Instagram stories, there was little need for words like breadcrumbing, benching, or cushioning. Not because people
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The rave scene in Nigeria is changing the landscape of Nightlife in Nigeria; from the one-dimension of club nights, young people are
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You’ve probably heard these names before, but what do they actually mean? Whether you’re just curious or trying to understand the culture,
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Fresh off dropping her sophomore album A*POP, Grammy-winning South African star Tyla announced her global headline tour. Among the 34-city schedule sits
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While every Nigerian, regardless of social class, suffers from the government’s inadequacies one way or another, children also bear the brunt. With
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Open and Umdeni are two underground parties that have both been carving out their own lanes within the scene, building communities and
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We often say that those who stand for nothing will fall for everything. In Nigeria, this statement rings true, as recurring events
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Depending on who you ask, being the eldest daughter could be a blessing or a curse. For parents, having an eldest daughter
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With Artificial Happiness, Omah Lay reveals something that many of us are unable to come to terms with — “Igbo is telling
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Nigeria is not alien to multitalented men and women across a spectrum. Be it in literature, film, art, and fashion, they set
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Afrobeat pioneer Fela Anikulapo Kuti has made history as the first African artist to be inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall
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Too often, women are erased from history. You grow up hearing the same five names of the same five women, and it
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The first time I came across feminism, it felt simple. I knew what it was naming. I also knew that the situation
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At the start of the year, there was an influx of nostalgic posts on social media. These posts reminisce about the year
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For Women’s Month, it is important to acknowledge the women who have shaped Nigerian cinema over the decades. From pioneers who brought
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Nigeria’s history now has a safer and more reliable home. On 27 February 2026, Nigeria became the first African country to deposit
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Every month, news of yet another rape case appears on social media, a sad reminder of how widespread sexual violence has become.
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It’s not surprising that Nigeria ranks near the bottom globally when it comes to gender equality, according to numerous global gender equality
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