6 Shows You Can’t Miss on DStv This Weekend
Some weekends just ask for steady light, a fully charged phone, and zero plans to leave the house and this is one of them. From a chilling true-crime finale to the…
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FreeTV: We tested Nigeria’s new ‘Free’ Digital TV, and it raised a few questions
The Federal Government of Nigeria announced FreeTV, pitching it as a new era of free digital television for millions of Nigerians. The promise is big and, on paper, genuinely exciting:…
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Asake’s M$NEY: An album on wealth, faith, maturity, and evolution
Asake released his fourth studio album on May 1. M$NEY is Asake’s fourth studio album, following Mr Money with the Vibe in 2022, which was his debut album, then Work…
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REVIEW: You Know Someone Like Ronke. Behind the Scenes Is Her Story
There is a particular kind of person every Nigerian family has. the one who pays school fees, settles hospital bills, bails out failing businesses, and still shows up to Christmas…
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REVIEW: Bimbo Ademoye’s Where Love Lives explores social class, performance, and love
I came across Where Love Lives, Bimbo Ademoye‘s latest film, via TikTok. The clip that caught my attention featured Bimbo as a new arrival in a gated neighbourhood, facing off…
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Schemes, secrets, and survival: When every woman becomes a player in Mother of the Brides
Ever heard the phrase “May the best man win”? After watching Episodes 13 to 15 of Africa Magic’s Original, Mother of the Brides, that’s exactly the sentiment that lingers. Except…
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REVIEW: Love in Every Word – The Wedding is a delightful, unnecessarily long, continuation of a sweet love story
Sometimes sequels fail to live up to the hype of their predecessors, but Love in Every Word 2: The Wedding doesn’t seem to have that problem. The film opened strongly,…
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The absence of ‘conscious music’ and 4 other things we’ve learnt from Burna Boy’s “No Sign Of Weakness”
Long before Burna Boy titled his eighth studio album “No Sign Of Weakness”, his career had already been a solid proof of that phrase. From his defiant posture to his…
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REVIEW: BNXN’s ‘Captain’ is the self-assured anthem of a maturing Gen-Z Afrobeats leader
There is no denying that the BNXN, who burst onto the scene with raw talent, a distinct sound, and undeniable melodies, has evolved into a self-aware force in Nigeria’s music…
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Review: Kizz Daniel’s asserts himself as the king of emotional wordplay with ‘Uncle K: Lemon Chase’
Kizz Daniel is again showing the world why he is called the king of hits and no misses. His new 7-track EP, Uncle K: Lemon Chase, is not music alone—it’s…
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