Tomi Ojo: The Accidental Icon Forging Nollywood’s Future
When I attended the Makemation premiere in April, the usher at the gate confirmed my name as Tomi Ojo and handed me a ticket for the front row. How awkward…
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Netng Exclusive: Nigerians disappointed with MI Abaga over Bill Gates skit
A surprising skit collaboration featuring Nigerian rapper MI Abaga and global philanthropist Bill Gates has ignited a firestorm of discussion across social media platforms in Nigeria, with a significant portion…
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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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Bill Gates Joins MI, Layi Wasabi, Broda Shaggi in his 1st Nigerian Comedy Skit
Bill Gates, the co-founder of Microsoft and prominent philanthropist, has made an appearance in a Nigerian comedy skit, a move that has garnered considerable attention across African digital platforms. The…
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6 times Young Jonn and Olamide proved they were a match made in heaven
One of the most fascinating things about Nigerian Pop is the producer–artist synergy that often defines entire eras. Time and time again, we’ve seen artists form tight creative bonds with…
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The 20 Best Songs of 2025 So Far (Critics Choice)
We’ve officially crossed the mid-way point of 2025, and Nigeria’s music scene continues its relentless delivery of hit songs and its vibrant evolution. The first six months of 2025 have…
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Important lessons for African celebrities from the trial of Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs
Can we talk about Diddy for a minute or two? Or, maybe, let’s forget the hip-hop icon with the larger-than-life influence on popular culture and talk about Sean Combs, the…
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Mind-boggling things I’d change about Nollywood if I had a magic wand -by Omotayo Inakoju
We don’t need a magic wand; we need a change in Nollywood, and that change won’t come except we start speaking up and start taking action. If I had a…
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Nollywood is broken and we are all to blame -by James Abinibi
Nollywood belongs to all of us. No single individual or group of select people can claim ownership of it, no matter the false imagery they project. As long as you…
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Few Nigerians know him, but his collaboration on Burna Boy’s album could make Obinna Chibueze a household name
While his name might not yet be a household one in Nigeria, American-Nigerian country music sensation Collins Chibueze, popularly known as Shaboozey, is poised to change that. The rising star…
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