Reporter's diary: Looking for Ramsey Nouah
On my way back to Lagos, around Sagamu or so, our vehicle was hit with bullets by armed robbers who were probably frustrated they hadn't made a 'killing' for the day
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ALBUM REVIEW: 'LLNP' – Timaya and Dem Mama Souljas
Timaya is a creature of habit; some things (most things, as a matter of fact) don’t change with him. Having risen to the pinnacle of the pop charts from 2008 with a simple formulaic style...
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NET at 2: It's a NET Profit!
Over the past two years, one reality has become evident – if you want to be absolutely sure about a news story in the entertainment industry, you go to NET...
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NET at 2: Wedlock of promise and passion
Breaking new grounds and redefining entertainment journalism, they lead on many fronts. And in two years, NET and thenetng.com have done so brilliantly well...
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Nigerian Entertainment Today: Chronicling the annals of a new generation
What has happened since April 26, 2010 is that NET has become the book of chronicles which the reigning Kings and Queens of our entertainment industry must read before they can find elusive sleep.
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Tribute to James 'Giringory' Iroha
Adieu Pa James 'Giringory' Iroha. You will be missed by many but your legacy will continue to live on.
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Fashion: Simple guide to colour blocking
Go ye forth and keep color blocking and remember, there is a very thin line between color blocking and color riot.
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Opinion: Is Davido a flash in the pan?
A true winner naturally begins with a leisurely pace and picks up speed as the event progresses.
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Chris Ihidero Unedited: Falling in love
Unlike many people who are good at falling in love easily, falling in love for me is always monumental.
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Graffiti in Nigeria: A genre of artistic expression or advertisement?
whether ‘Graffiti’ in Nigeria is a genre of artistic expression or an advertising platform, one thing I know is that, the art-form has always been here and will continue to be for a very long time. We just have to embrace it more with open arms.
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