By Marvin King   It is safe to say that the burden of men’s behavioural inadequacies has often been placed on women, with the church itself contributing to the upbringing of men who rarely take accountability for their actions. A prime example is the biblical story of Dinah, who was “defiled”—a term we hear instead…

By Marvin King Every good thing they say must come to an end. That seems to be the case with the very lit and lucrative social media platform TikTok, as its ban placed by the US Supreme Court, citing security concerns and safety of user information from its Chinese manufacturers, took effect today, and the…

By Marvin King You may not be aware, but African parents have a special relationship with failure—they don’t appreciate F’s, and they never shy away from showing it. If you ever had an F on your report card, you know the drill: it’s a blemish on your record, and a summon by your parents. Sometimes,…

Super-talented doesn’t clearly define how good May D was in his prime. He was so good that he got a record deal with arguably the biggest pop stars in the country at the time—P-Square (Square Records). Before signing him, the label was just a special-purpose vehicle for the Okoye twins and their brother, who was…

Mr Eazi’s #TheEvilGenius album is out! The project features Angelique Kidjo, Tekno, Efya, Whoisakin, Joeboy, and the Soweto Gospel Choir. Production credit on #TheEvilGenius goes to Kel-P, Knucks, Michael Brun, Andre Vibez, Yung Willis, Nonso Amadi, KillBeatz, M.O.G Beatz, E Kelly, Type A, Stikmatik, Phantom, Beat Butcha, Venna, KDream and Mr Eazi. Stream Now

In most recent times internet fraud has become a sensation which has gained general acceptance from the streets, with fraudsters emerging from different layers of the societies; from the slum in Makoko to the boulevards of Maitama, from private educational institutions to their comprehensively bastardised public counterparts, here are some terms (slangs) that have made…

By    Chinedu Abazie    Nze Ukwu Nwelue Nnadum was the Royal Court Adjudicator at the King’s Palace in Nsu and he translated for the Palace when the Portuguese arrived.   Nze Ukwu Nwelue Nnadum was an Igbo statesman, scholar, philosopher and Court Adjudicator, who served at the Palace of the Eze of Nsu between…

Crying no longer feels like a weakness to me. Crying is now just another way of speaking. Another way of introspection.