Chris Ihidero Unedited: What will you do if your child turns out to be gay?
When people talk about homosexuals choosing to be so, I wonder if those of us who are heterosexuals also chose to be so...
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Firms invest N500m in Nigerian celebrities for brand reach
Nigerian companies are increasingly leveraging the entertainment industry to cast their goods and services in better light and this has opened up a N500 million market for music artistes, actors and sportsmen...
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Nollywood, the Diamond in Nigeria’s Jewel – by Amaka Igwe
The challenges before us may be numerous and the tasks daunting but that go-getter Nigerian spirit that led to the birth of our beloved Nollywood in the first place lives on in everyone of us and that’s why I’m hopeful of a bigger, better and brighter future...
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Tosyns Ten 10s… My valentine weekend of life
The Valentine Weekend was one that felt like a National Holiday. There were so many events slated for the period but I'm focusing on three main ones because Banky W, Maxwell and Darey all gave me a Valentine Weekend to remember!
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Chris Ihidero Unedited: Man talk, woman talk…(1)
You see, a hunter does not treat a game in pursuit the same when he treats the game when captured...
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SOLILOQUY: Goldie, Justus Esiri, and sparring with Obi Asika and co.
We need to have these conversations more often. And more importantly, we must follow words with action and ensure we build the industry of our dreams now that we (almost) have all the opportunities we’ve been looking for…
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Rapper Eva writes touching tribute to Goldie
'You exhibited such strength, such outstanding emotional stamina that it seemed like you could do all wrong in their eyes and still stand, here, entertaining us from the bottom of your heart', Eva says about the late Goldie
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Wizkid: The elephant in the room
Wizkid became an elephant in the room, too big to move at the slow pace of his other label mates, the youngin’ decided to break ties and seek better counsel somewhere else...
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TRIBUTE: The man, Justus Esiri (1942 – 2013)
Esiri, Member of the Order of the Niger (MON), was famous for his role as the Village Headmaster in the then popular television series of the same name. He was also reputed to have performed on more TV Network drama programmes than any other Nigerian actor...
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Please let Goldie rest in peace
Trying to sensationalise Goldie's marital status after her death is sad and an obvious failure on the part of the Nigerian press...
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