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If Nigeria’s leaders are guilty of consistently providing failed, corrupt leadership, the citizens, on their own part, are guilty of consistently supplying apathy…
Even in these days of subsidy removal, deregulation and budgetary amendments, some things must still remain sacrosanct. Sex is one of them.
While these shows serve the business needs of the various production companies and sponsors, they also present precious platforms for thousands of budding talents to find expression…
It is time to have a rainbow play as you can now explore with your favourite colours ranging from pink to blue down to every shade you can cook up…
There are bigger tasks ahead that demand our full attention and onward to them we must march.
Despite several break-ups and make-ups, insiders will tell you Pero is one of the few women around that have 2face’s ‘mumu button’…
Just as I’m about to hit him with the first question, he drops a bottle of Baileys at my feet. Terry clearly shows he is in no mood for a formal Q&A so I play along.
Sadly however, the outlook for the entertainment industry in 2012 is rather bleak, at least from where I stand and stare ahead.
Brash, ludicrous, absurd; these are words that best describes former US professional boxing legend Muhammad Ali.
The humour, the repartee and the poetry were important components in the making of Ali..
We will never know what Queen Ure King is up to but it seems like the Nigerian singer Soul E’s ex-wife seems to be cleaning out her closet.
Investigations without conclusion. Accusations without prosecution. And the world keeps going round and round…
Government is working hard to reduce recurrent expenditure in line with current realities and to cut down on the cost of governance…
we are tired of the high handed nature of those who govern us and there is a need for them to be put in check, the subsidy removal is a mere trigger to other deep seated issues..
This powerful team definitely succeeded in brainwashing the President that subsidy removal is the only and final solution to all of Nigeria’s problems…
Click here to read Pastor Tunde Bakare’s speech delivered on DAY 5 of the protest…
All dead or dying forms of artistic and cultural expressions are those that refuse to adapt to change…
I remain passionately committed to achieving significant and enduring improvements in our economy that will lead to sustained improvement in the lives of our people…
To many, he is a very talented songwriter, lyricist and singer who is also very down earth. To another set, he is talented but they have a problem with him because he doesn’t ‘flow’ with the time…
Have we sought to honestly find every way we can plug wastage in our leaking economy before we ask a feeble populace to carry the burden of corruption and gross ineptitude of a gluttonous few?
the lifestyle and challenges of inhabitants of Africa’s biggest slum.
This simply means that they must ensure that the rich make the same sacrifice that the poor have made and continue to make. After all, it is not a sin to be poor.
People don’t listen to music with their ears, or heads. They listen with their hearts…
I cannot fill Dele Giwa’s shoes. And 25 years later, I’m not sure that anyone can.
Kween has been able to put an album made up of solid songs with lush and rich production devoid of heavy Western music influence…
Our reporters ask some of your favourite celebs for their new year resolutions. And, as you’ll see, it’s different strokes for different folks…
We don’t want anxiety to overwhelm you – so our editors got together to compile you a list of some of the key people we think will rule the year…
Versus shows that 9ice can go toe to toe with some the best names in the land even though he isn’t ready to beat some of them yet…
It wasn’t always like this. We had Fela in the 70s, who, while not quite as indigent as his audience, was conscious enough to speak of their plight in his music…
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Banky W Blogs: The Song That Nigeria Wrote | 
Nigerian Dating and Sex Code (Part 1) | 
Talent Hunt Shows: Only A Beginning [Part 1] | 
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Now That We've Found Our Voice What Are We Gonna Do With It? | 
2face's Baby Mama Drama: Who’s Winning Now? | 
'People Don't Want Good Music' - Terry G | 
2012 Is Not Looking Good | 
'Quoting' Mohammed Ali At 70 | 
Muhammad Ali knocks down Sonny Liston | 
'I'm Tired Of Being A Good Girl' - Soul E's Ex, Ure Okezie | 
When Is Real Change Going To Come?' - Fela Durotoye | 
Goodluck Jonathan - Government Has Approved N97 Per Litre | 
Opinion: Why Occupy Nigeria? | 
The President And His Subsidy Gang | 
Tunde Bakare | 
Music is an Emotional, Spiritual Thing (Part 2) | 
'Tough Choices Have To Be Made To Safeguard The Economy' - Goodluck Jonathan | 
9ice: Talent, Style and Bad Press | 
'Wasteful Leadership Cannot Make Prudent Investments' - Fela Durotoye | 
Ajegunle - The otorious Nosamu street | 
Ben Bruce's Plan on Subsidizing Transport for the Poor | 
'Music is an Emotional, Spiritual Thing' | 
Dele Giwa ( 16 March 1947 - 19 October 1986) | 
Kween - Kweendoncome [Album Review] | 
'Our New Year Resolutions' - Top Celebs Speak | 
65 People, Places, Events And Things To Watch Out For In 2012 | 
9ice - Versus [Album Review] | 
SuperStar? SuperSun? Poor You! | 
Digital Cameras Everywhere... Where is the content? | 
Opinion: Mo’Hits, the Movie | 
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