Rotary Club Honours Osita Iheme
Nollywood star, Osita Iheme was recently honoured as a 'New generation ambassador' by Rotary International...
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OPINION: The state of the Nigerian music industry
In a nation as big as Nigeria, there is clearly room for much more. However, if you recall that only three years ago, there was not even one naira distribution to any stakeholder in the music industry and many in fact doubted that collective management of copyright would ever work in Nigeria, then you will appreciate the historic nature of what the music industry in Nigeria has achieved in so short a time.
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Zeb Ejiro Lambasts Babangida, Atiku, Others Over Boko Haram Bombings
The veteran of the Nigerian movie industry also criticised the lack of adequate action by President Goodluck Jonathan over the current security situation in bomb-ravaged sections of the North...
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‘A Slice of My Life’, by Femi Akintunde-Johnson
Lifelines - A Slice of My Life, is one of the two books written by Femi Akintunde-Johnson in commemoration of his 50th birthday. This article is the author's introduction only. The full book is available in stores.
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‘I’d Marry My Husband All Over Again But…’ – Joke Silva
The warm, accommodating mother of two boys took us through her childhood memories as well as how she's carved a niche for herself in the entertainment industry.
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Do We Really Have An Entertainment Industry In Nigeria?
There’s a sea of money to be made in the entertainment industry and it seems to me that we are content with sipping from a faucet.
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Fela! Debuts In Nigeria February 6
British Council Nigeria and National Theatre, London (NT Live), in association with British Deputy High Commission, Lagos have organized a screening of the Fela! musical at the New Africa Shrine in Lagos.
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Video Review: Faze – Originality
Artistes have been dropping names for ages. But when Faze dropped his single ‘originality’, we all praised him for tying an inspirational concept to an otherwise vain, patronising practice.
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