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Saving in 2025: Unique Personal Finance Hacks for Young Nigerians

The start of a new year is the perfect time to reset, prioritize saving, re-strategize, and realign our goals. For young Nigerians, especially in 2025, financial stability is one goal that’s as essential as fuel in a generator. But let’s be real; living in Nigeria has its unique challenges. “Sapa,” a term that’s become synonymous...

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The Real Housewives of Lagos: Setting A New Bar for Reality TV in 2025

The excitement surrounding The Real Housewives of Lagos is reaching new heights as the third season gears to premiere on January 12, 2025. Known for its captivating drama, luxury lifestyles, and Lagos’s vibrant culture, the show has become a fan favourite. After two remarkable seasons that had social media buzzing, this upcoming instalment promises to...

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Asake and YBNL: New Dispensation and Career Moves?

Asake, the sensational Nigerian music star, has sparked a whirlwind of speculation with recent subtle changes to his social media platforms. The artist, whose full name is Ahmed Ololade, appears to have removed all mentions of his record label, YBNL Nation, from his bio while unfollowing everyone, including Olamide, the founder of the label. These...

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The Holiday Season and the New Telcos Tariff Increase in Nigeria

The festive season in Nigeria is a time of joy and connection, where families come together to celebrate traditions and bond over shared meals and laughter without being bothered about any tariff. For many, smartphones and internet connectivity have become essential tools for reaching out to loved ones far away. Whether it’s a video call...

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NAFDAC: The Growing Menace of Counterfeit Goods in Nigeria

The recent discovery by the National Agency for Food and Drug Administration and Control (NAFDAC) at Eziukwu Market in Aba has once again brought the issue of counterfeit goods in Nigeria to the forefront. During a two-day operation from December 16 to 17, NAFDAC personnel uncovered and shut down 150 shops engaged in the production...

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Everybody Loves Jenifa: The Power of Social Media Branding 

The Nigerian film industry has never seen anything quite like the buzz surrounding Everybody Loves Jenifa, the latest blockbuster from the indomitable Funke Akindele. The movie smashed records over its opening weekend, raking in a jaw-dropping ₦206 million. With a single-day gross of ₦87.8 million, it not only achieved the highest one-day performance of all...

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Behind the Beats: How Record Labels Exploit Desperate Artists

The music industry is no stranger to stories of artists clashing with their record labels, often due to financial mismanagement, exploitative contracts, and creative control issues. The recent departures of Nigerian artists Shallipopi, Seyi Vibez, and Seyi Vibez’s signee Muyeez from Dapper Music have reignited these conversations. These artists cited fund mismanagement and contract disagreements...

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Old School Meets New Wave: Is 2025 the Year of Sampling?

The art of sampling has long been a hallmark of musical evolution, weaving nostalgia into contemporary sounds. From its roots in hip-hop to its permeation into global music scenes, sampling has become a versatile tool for artists to honor the past while reshaping it for modern audiences. In 2025, this creative practice seems poised for...

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Spotify Wrapped 2024: The Year in Music for Nigeria

The wait is finally over! Spotify Wrapped, the highly anticipated annual music round-up, is out, and music lovers across Nigeria and beyond are sharing their personalized stats with pride. From top artists to hidden gems, Wrapped has once again given fans a glimpse into their music habits over the past year. Social media is now...

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Netflix Exits Nigeria: What You Need To Know

The Nigerian entertainment industry has been buzzing with speculation about Netflix and its future in the country. Reports have surfaced claiming that the global streaming giant may be quietly retreating from the Nigerian market. These claims gained traction following comments made by celebrated filmmaker Kunle Afolayan at the 2024 Zuma International Film Festival. While Netflix...

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