Two names, two voices, two destinies tangled in a web of fame, envy, loyalty, and danger. Tupac Shakur and The Notorious B.I.G.—artists, poets, revolutionaries, and rivals—lived lives that gleamed in...

There’s a moment, just before the doors of Comedy shows swing open, when the night holds its breath. Outside, Lagos hums with its usual chaos—honking cars, street vendors calling, the...

Every dynasty begins with a rhythm. In Nigeria, that rhythm has never belonged to one artist or one era—it has lived in the air, in the streets, and in the...

Lagos had seen spectacles before. Concerts that shook its streets, political rallies that bent its traffic into knots, vigils that turned sorrow into thunderous prayer. Yet yesterday felt different. Beneath...

There are lives that flicker across a screen and disappear, and then there are lives that linger long after the final frame, haunting the spaces between memory and legend. Baba...

The night air in Oyo still carries a weight that words cannot quite capture. Travelers who have walked the silent courtyards of the old Alaafin’s palace speak of a stillness...

They say Lagos never truly sleeps. Its nights are laced with the hum of danfo buses rushing down half-lit highways, with music leaking from open bar speakers, and with the...

In the quiet corners of literary history, some voices linger longer than the pages they wrote. Chinua Achebe’s voice is one of them — precise, measured, yet resonant, echoing across...

The morning had begun like any other at Faith Tabernacle. The sprawling grounds of Canaanland in Ota were alive with the usual rhythm—hymns rising like waves, the vast congregation swaying...

The humid dawn of August 7, 2011, in Owerri carried a stillness too heavy for a city known for its restless nightlife. Inside Rapour Hotel, a modest establishment tucked along...