Setting the Stage for Transformation Gone are the days when trying to break into the Nigerian entertainment industry meant begging producers, attending auditions like they were going out of style or suspecting your village people for plotting against your destiny. Today, all of that has changed because social media has opened up mind-blowing opportunities for...
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Every year, as Nigerians, we can expect two things: fuel shortages and discussions on Twitter. Without fail, every year, we can also count on watching the popular reality TV show, “Big Brother Naija” (BBNaija). Whether you like it, dislike it, or act like you don’t watch it but actually follow the highlights, you cannot ignore...
Beyoncé’s Grammy Victory Is More Than Music
Beyoncé’s Grammy victory for Best Country Album is more than just a recognition of musical excellence; it is a moment that resonates far beyond the confines of entertainment. It is a cultural milestone, a statement of resilience, and a testament to the power of breaking barriers. When she stepped onto the Grammy stage to accept...
Inflation: New Trends and Ripple Effects
Inflation in Nigeria, currently reported at 33.88% as of October 2024, is reshaping the economy in profound ways, affecting every facet of daily life, including the entertainment industry. Lagos, often referred to as the cultural heartbeat of Nigeria, is renowned for its dynamic music and events scene. However, the impact of inflation has pushed concert ticket...
Soap Operas That Defined Nigeria’s Golden Era of Television
There was a time when Nigerian evenings were filled with eagerness to kill the suspense that has been in the air thanks to the last episode from a soap opera. The schedule for the week included soap operas that brought families together, sparked endless conversations, and gave characters we still cherish today. These shows captured...
A New Dawn as Kellyrae Wins Big Brother Season 9
After ten weeks of drama, laughter, tears, tasks, conspiracy, strategies, and electrifying entertainment, Kellyrae emerged as the winner of Big Brother Naija Season 9 in a stunning grand finale that left audiences captivated. The ninth edition of the Big Brother Naija series has finally come to an end, and the highly anticipated grand finale was...
A Call to Action: Supporting Nollywood’s Vulnerable Actors
Have we now come to the point where we prioritise entertainment over welfare? What happens when a legend like Hanks Anuku, who has entertained us with his talent and charisma, is struggling behind the scenes? Do we turn a blind eye to his struggles, ignoring the very real challenges he faces? What happens when the...
What defines Nigeria as Africa’s Entertainment Giant?
Nigeria: The Giant of African Entertainment Nigeria has earned its title as the “Giant of African Entertainment” due to a myriad of factors that showcase its dominance in the continent’s entertainment industry. With a population exceeding 200 million people, Nigeria boasts a vibrant and diverse cultural landscape that serves as a fertile ground for the...
Tri-Generational Triumph in Afrobeat Music
Why does Nigeria music resonate so deeply with Afrobeat.……? There seems to be a timeless bond between Nigeria and Afrobeat. From Fela to Femi and Made Kuti, their music is the heartbeat of our culture. Let’s celebrate their legacy and the enduring magic of Afrobeat. To begin with is the vibrant mosaic of Nigerian music...
Funke Akindele: Mastering Satire in Nigerian Entertainment
Funke Akindele: Mastering Satire in Nigerian Entertainment.