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10 Artiste-Label Fallouts That Shocked Nigerians
Continue Reading →: 10 Artiste-Label Fallouts That Shocked NigeriansThese disputes have redefined how business is done in the industry. From courtroom injunctions to stage-name wars, the biggest label breakups in Nigerian music history have exposed structural weaknesses, ego clashes and, sometimes, pure inexperience on both sides of the contract.
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Suicide Used To Be Heavy
Continue Reading →: Suicide Used To Be HeavyThere was a time in this country when the mere whisper of suicide would freeze an entire compound. Not freeze as in “pause the TikTok Live.” Freeze as in neighbours gathering outside gates in wrappers, uncles calling emergency family meetings, pastors cancelling choir rehearsals, and…
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Pay Attention to Iran (Part II)
Continue Reading →: Pay Attention to Iran (Part II)For months, the tensions in Iran had been rising in plain sight. Anyone paying attention understood that the temperature in the Middle East was climbing again. When coordinated strikes by the United States and Israel hit targets inside Iran on Saturday, February 28, 2026, it…
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Why Your Digital Footprint Matters
Continue Reading →: Why Your Digital Footprint MattersWelcome to the era of digital footprints – the permanent trail of data we leave behind every time we interact with the internet.
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How Nollywood Became Nigeria’s Most Honest Mirror
Continue Reading →: How Nollywood Became Nigeria’s Most Honest MirrorMoral decay did not arrive via camera lens. It seeped through economic desperation, social media validation and systemic contradictions. Nollywood simply adjusted its lighting and framings. If early Nollywood warned us about blood money, today’s Nollywood invites us into the penthouse and lets us decide…
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Welcome to Abegistan
Continue Reading →: Welcome to AbegistanAbegistan was meant to be funny. And it is. But like all good satire, it works because it tells the truth loudly enough that we can no longer ignore it. It is not an insult from outsiders; it is self-diagnosis.
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Relax, City Boy is Fixing Nigeria
Continue Reading →: Relax, City Boy is Fixing NigeriaWhile the City Boy Movement speaks the language of youth empowerment, its most visible faces belong to Nigeria’s elite class, individuals largely insulated from the economic realities facing the average Nigerian.
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Now That Val Is Over
Continue Reading →: Now That Val Is OverNow that Val is over, some relationships become stronger because they survived honesty. Others quietly begin to unravel because the effort felt one-sided, forced, or transactional.
