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Peter King: A Virtuoso Saxophonist, Jazz Lord
In the history of Nigerian music, especially when jazz and instrumentation are mentioned, several names like Fela Kuti and Orlando Julius stand tall for shaping the soundtracks of generations, among which the legendary Peter King Adeyoyin Osubu, popularly known as Peter King, established himself as one of the greatest architects of Afro-jazz in Africa as […]
Dayo Kujore: The Wonder Juju Man
Nigeria’s entertainment industry is blessed with great individuals who brought dynamism to the growth of the industry, especially the music sector, where notable figures devoted themselves to the development of different music genres upon which newer generations continue to build. Wonder Dayo Kujore, popularly known as “Wonder Boy,” was one of the musicians whose name […]
Osogbo comes alive as Eid-el-Kabir celebration continues
The city of Osogbo is bustling with celebration, as Muslims mark this year’s Eid-el-Kabir festival, popularly known as “Ileya” among Yoruba people. Ileya, known globally as Eid-el-Kabir or Eid al-Adha, is one of the most significant Islamic festivals celebrated by Muslims across the world. However, among the Yoruba people, the festival carries a unique cultural […]
The Culture of Consensus in Nigerian Politics
In the Nigerian political space, consensus is a process that allows a political party to select a candidate after an agreement is reached among aspirants and political stakeholders, rather than going through direct or indirect primaries. This process is recognized under Nigeria’s Electoral Act 2022. Consensus is considered a way to promote unity within political […]
The Decline of Morality on Social Media
The original purpose of Social Media was to connect people, share ideas, promote businesses and bridge communication gaps across the world. The creation of platforms such as Facebook, Instagram, TikTok and X, have without doubts made information dissemination easier and faster. However, while social media has brought many advantages, it has also contributed meaningfully to […]
Dr. I-Show Pepper: The Fiery Thespian Who Shaped Nigeria’s Theatre Heritage
In the early days of Nigerian theatre, plays and dramas were performed primarily on stage as a means of storytelling, cultural preservation, and the promotion of moral values that strengthened society. These performances served not only as entertainment but also as tools for educating audiences and reinforcing socially acceptable standards for the collective good of […]
Surrogacy in Nigeria: Hope, Controversy, and the Quest for Parenthood
For a society where parenthood is often seen as a personal milestone and a cultural expectation, the inability to have children can carry a heavy emotional and social burden. For many Nigerian couples battling with infertility, surrogacy is becoming a pathway to hope, but one still surrounded by controversy, cultural hesitation, and legal uncertainty. Surrogacy, […]
The Roles and Challenges of the Media in Holding Government Accountable
The media, often called the ‘watchdog of society’, plays an important role in keeping government accountable to the people, through various channels including newspapers, radio, television, and social media; through these means, citizens receive information about government activities, policies, and national issues. The media has always played a major role in promoting transparency, public awareness, […]
Political Promises vs Reality: Why Citizens Feel Disappointed
In Nigeria, every election season comes with hope. Politicians travel from city to hamlet, campaigning and promising to improve the lives of citizens. They promise employment opportunities, good roads, stable electricity, good healthcare, improved security, and steady economic development. Oftentimes, many Nigerians hope that positive change is finally coming. However, post-election realities are a different […]
Tunde Nightingale: The Man With a Voice Like a Bird
The now widely embraced and popularized jùjú music enjoyed by many was once an unformed genre that required the sweat, determination, and commitment of young minds—now regarded as legends—who gave their all to secure its place among other genres on the global stage. Among the jùjú icons whose names cannot go unmentioned is Tunde Nightingale, […]