The hall was dim, but the laughter was bright. It was the kind of laughter that rumbled like distant thunder before breaking loose into rolling waves, unstoppable, defiant, cleansing. Somewhere...

In Nigeria, where royalty is measured not just in beads and ancestral shrines but also in the glint of wealth, one monarch has rewritten the code of kingship. His story...

Before Afrobeats had a name, before Lagos streets vibrated with the syncopated pulse of the global phenomenon, there was a sound that existed beyond the ordinary—a sound electric and earthy,...

In the loud, frenetic world of Afrobeats—where stars are born on Instagram feeds, where global festivals echo with Nigerian choruses, and where egos spar as loudly as the drums—one man...

It begins not with words, but with strings. A muted pluck, a silken glide across frets, a trembling note that hovers before finding its rhythm. In the dim half-light of...

The word “gospel” often calls to mind sermons, voices lifted in devotion, and words meant to inspire. But Bishop David Oyedepo’s second gospel is neither spoken nor ephemeral; it is...

The studio lights dimmed, leaving a cone of brilliance over the polished stage. A hush swept over the audience, punctuated only by the faint hum of equipment and the near-imperceptible...

There is a peculiar alchemy in cinema: a moment when an actor steps into the frame, and the world outside the screen seems to dissolve. Not all actors achieve this....

The early dawn in Ile-Ife carries a peculiar hush, a silence that is rarely empty. It is a silence pregnant with anticipation, as if the ancient city itself holds its...

There is a kind of song that doesn’t simply play. It confronts. It calculates. It holds up a mirror to a society that would rather look away. Mathematics, by Sound...