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Salawa Abeni: The Queen Who Gave Waka Music a Global Voice

29 June 2026

Following the bold step taken by Nigeria’s first female instrumentalist and Waka icon, Batile Alake, to establish herself in a music industry largely dominated by men, she became a source of inspiration for generations of aspiring female musicians seeking to carve out their own place in the highly competitive arena long controlled by their male […]

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Queen Oladunni Decency: The Woman Who Broke the Strings of Tradition

25 June 2026

Before Nigerian music embraced the voices of women as bandleaders and instrumentalists, before female performers confidently occupied the centre stage of popular culture, male musicians dominated almost the entire music scene, leaving little or no room for women to lead vocals, let alone have their own music bands. However, by the late 1960s and early […]

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Charles Olumo: From Church Drama to the Big Stage

15 June 2026

Long before the emergence of modern Nollywood, pioneers of travelling theatre and indigenous filmmaking laid the foundation upon which the industry thrives today. Among those legendary figures was Alhaji Abdulsalam Sanyaolu, better known as Charles Olumo, fondly called Agbako, a man whose career spanned over seven decades and whose contributions helped shape Yoruba theatre and […]

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Batile Alake: The Trailblazer Who Gave Waka Music a National Voice

12 June 2026

Long before Waka music became a household genre in Nigeria and produced celebrated stars such as Salawa Abeni, Olawunmi Adetoun, Decency Oladunni, Adebukola Ajao Oru, Foyeke “Ajangila” Ayoka, Ayinke Elebolo, Aduke Ehinfunjowo, Hairat Isawu, and Adijat Alaraagbo, Alhaja Batile Alake’s vision, innovation, talent, and determination transformed a local Islamic chant into a respected commercial musical […]

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Peter King: A Virtuoso Saxophonist, Jazz Lord

1 June 2026

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 […]

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Dayo Kujore: The Wonder Juju Man

30 May 2026

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 […]

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Dr. I-Show Pepper: The Fiery Thespian Who Shaped Nigeria’s Theatre Heritage

10 May 2026

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 […]

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Michael Jackson: Overhyped or Timeless?

2 May 2026

When people talk about the greatest musicians of all time, one name regularly comes up – “Micheal Jackson”; he is known as the “King of Pop”. He was more than just a singer, he was a performer, a dancer, and a global icon whose influence crossed borders, cultures and generations. But years after his passing, […]

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Tunde Nightingale: The Man With a Voice Like a Bird

30 April 2026

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, […]

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Social Media fame: How TikTok is making Nigeria’s new stars

25 April 2026

Nowadays, fame in Nigeria can start from something as simple as a 15-second video. With just a phone, data, and creativity, young people are turning everyday moments into content that can reach thousands, even millions of viewers on social media apps like TikTok. What used to be just an app for fun has now become […]

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