If the aim of the book was to diminish Clark, Maja-Pearce misses the mark terribly. The reader actually comes away empathizing with Clark at the end of the book. And …
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The issues relating to blood transfusion are vast but it is disturbing that medical experts are not doing enough to get Nigerians informed of such delicate issues…
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My maiden voyage to the illuminating world of Literature was via a small, big book…
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There are many thought provoking scenes in the book. There is his visit to the 100 million dollar Mai Deribe mansion in Maiduguri with its Italian marble floors, Gold Room …
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The eighties and nineties Nigeria belonged to actors and actresses who lighted up our TV screens with superb performances in soaps, TV dramas and shows such as Inside Out, Mirror …
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Two years ago, I drove from my home in central Connecticut to the quiescent country precincts of Annandale-on-Hudson to visit author Chinua Achebe, whose novel Things Fall Apart was enjoying …
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Today, Nigeria is called “the heart of African music” in line with her strides in music developmental…
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She is one of the ingenious innards in Nollywwod, the theatrical and delectable damsel from Kogi State…
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The Actors Guild of Nigeria, AGN, should call on the Nigerian Film and Video Marketers and stakeholders to avoid giving prominence to foreign actors at the expense of their local …
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Many Nollywood ladies are today shamelessly proud of being divorcees, turning bad role models to our good young girls. Some of these husband heart-breakers say that they are now married …
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Nigeria is a country where its best leaders are not in office, it is a superpower not at home, but abroad and it is a superpower but not as we …
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It’s good to see that new things are happening in radio broadcasting in Nigeria but the presenters should please not throw caution to the winds by adopting a Lawrence Akapa …
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The first time to hear that a young man called Olaitan Olaonipekun, popularly known as Da Grin, was living was when he died, but not the last to hear the …
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Only a decade and half ago, most of what constituted entertainment on television in Africa were B-grade Hollywood and Bollywood movies. Contrast that with now. African movies are everywhere. The …
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It’s quite painful that unlike the popular notion that our leaders don’t understand the plights of the masses, our singers too are demonstrating the same brutish approach in tackling their …
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In life and six feet below the ground, Fela Anikulapo Kuti remains an enigma to be decoded to many and mystery to be unraveled by both his fans and detractors…