There was a time when television in Nigeria was not background noise, not the idle chatter of sitcoms flickering while someone scrolled a phone, not the endless scroll of Netflix...

Night in Lagos is a theatre that never sleeps, but on some evenings, it sharpens into something more than noise. It becomes expectation. That night was one of them. Long...

In the teeming streets of South-west Nigeria, where every corner hums with the rhythm of life, there exists a sound that is both familiar and transformative. It is a pulse...

In Nollywood, the lights always shine, the cameras roll, and applause often masks a hidden tension. Yet, behind the glamour of movie premieres and the glitter of red carpets, there...

It was an ordinary afternoon in Lagos when Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie’s words began an extraordinary journey. Alone in a modest study, surrounded by notebooks stacked precariously on the desk, she...

On certain Lagos nights in the late 1960s, the city pulsed with a sound that was neither highlife nor jazz, neither funk nor traditional Yoruba drumming—but a restless collision of...

Lagos is not kind to dreamers. The city carries its own pulse—a soundscape of danfo horns, market women’s bargaining cries, and the restless push of bodies against the tide of...

In the heart of Nigeria, where the rhythm of life pulses through vibrant streets and the air hums with stories untold, a quiet revolution in storytelling began. It was not...

There are names in Nigerian cinema that feel like ancestral echoes — voices that refuse to fade, faces that reappear across decades like recurring motifs in a timeless script. Jide...

There are nights in Nigeria’s memory where music and weather blur, when sound seems to summon sky. Among those nights, one stands out—a stage in the late 1980s, a young...