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  • Chris Abani: Lie$ of the Truth-Seller

    by Kennedy Emetulu December 15, 2011
    by Kennedy Emetulu

    It is instructive that when a comprehensive list of writers who have betrayed their readers’ trust through lies is made, you will never find an African on that list. By …

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  • FL the Zagaza Master Makes His Way into the Clique of Nigeria’s top Musical Artistes

    by Nnaemeka Oruh December 2, 2011
    by Nnaemeka Oruh

    The city of Port Harcourt stood still on the 26th of November, 2011 at Tunnel’s Bar and Lounge, GRA Port Harcourt. It was the occasion of the album listening party …

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  • Karen Igho: Africa's Most Beloved

    by Nnaemeka Oruh August 16, 2011
    by Nnaemeka Oruh

    Big Brother Africa season six has come and gone. It was the first time in the history of the show that two housemates were crowned winners – Karen and Wendall. …

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  • An Acoustic Close-up with Bez Idakula in Abuja

    by Felix-Abrahams Obi June 28, 2011
    by Felix-Abrahams Obi

    Bez is a storyteller and he regaled us with stories and ‘yabis’ in between the four songs he performed. His first song was “Supersun” which he made us sing along …

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  • For John Pepper Clark-Bekederemo: Triumphing Over an Imaginary Tragedy

    by Ikhide R. Ikheloa (Nnamdi) June 20, 2011
    by Ikhide R. Ikheloa (Nnamdi)

    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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  • Crimson Dynamics: Taking the blood issue seriously

    by Dada Joseph June 13, 2011
    by Dada Joseph

    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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  • Notes on 'Notes from the Underground'

    by Segun Oguntola June 6, 2011
    by Segun Oguntola

    My maiden voyage to the illuminating world of Literature was via a small, big book…

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  • My Nigeria: Five Decades of Independence – a review

    by Ike Anya March 31, 2011
    by Ike Anya

    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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  • How Nollywood is Killing Nigerian Television

    by Uche Nworah February 8, 2011
    by Uche Nworah

    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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  • My Debt to Nigeria’s Two Literary Giants

    by Okey Ndibe October 26, 2010
    by Okey Ndibe

    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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  • How the Nigerian music industry becomes a warring zone

    by Odimegwu Onwumere September 27, 2010
    by Odimegwu Onwumere

    Today, Nigeria is called “the heart of African music” in line with her strides in music developmental…

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  • Why Mercy Johnson’s marriage didn’t hold

    by Odimegwu Onwumere September 7, 2010
    by Odimegwu Onwumere

    She is one of the ingenious innards in Nollywwod, the theatrical and delectable damsel from Kogi State…

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  • Who Controls Nollywood Ghollywood?

    by Odimegwu Onwumere July 22, 2010
    by Odimegwu Onwumere

    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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  • Mercy Johnson: Settle Down Now And Forever

    by Odimegwu Onwumere July 19, 2010
    by Odimegwu Onwumere

    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 – Africa’s Superpower at the British Museum

    by Ike Anya July 3, 2010
    by Ike Anya

    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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  • Nigeria’s FM Radio DJs

    by Uche Nworah June 28, 2010
    by Uche Nworah

    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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