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Ẹ̀gbọ́n Jimọh and Mazi Okoroafor (Episode 11): Colossal Exposure, Dual Citizenship, and a Series of Undesirable News
Ah. Mazi. Long time no see. You been travel? Hehe. Egbon, no be summer we dey so? I go summer…
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Ẹ̀gbọ́n Jimọh & Mazi Okoroafor (Episode 10): Indian Drama, Hunted Ghost Workers, and a Praying Old Soldier
Egbon my good friend, how body na? Ah! We thank God ni o. This week plenty things don happen, Mazi.…
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Ẹ̀gbọ́n Jimọh & Mazi Okoroafor (Episode 9): Collaborative Chaos, Kangaroo Court, and Sculpted Legacies
My brother from another kindred. Kee kwanu? The only Igbo man with a Yoruba brother. We just dey push am…
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Ẹ̀gbọ́n Jimọh & Mazi Okoroafor (Episode 8): Unfortunate Whale, Nigerian Birtherism, and an Executive Slap
Egbon my friend, how are you this beautiful Nigerian day? Mazi, kosi wahala for my side o. Like you always…
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The Naija Spirit: What Does it Mean?
Perhaps you have heard a lot about how Nigerians are the happiest people on earth. You have probably read accusations…
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Chimamanda Makes British Vogue’s Forces for Change List
On today’s episode of Nigerians who are going places and making Nigeria proud as they go, Chimamanda is the person…
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Nigeria’s Film Industry: A Short History of Nollywood
How much do you know about the Nigerian film industry? Do you know how it all began? What was the…
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Ẹ̀gbọ́n Jimọh & Mazi Okoroafor (Episode 7): Legislative Snake, Hypothetical Exams, and a Wailing Former Governor
Egbon Jimoh, the ancestral son of Oduduwa, Omo Oduduwa for short! Hahaha. Mazi Okoroafor, the Ogburugburu 1 of Igboland. After…
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African Giant: Burna Boy’s Continuous Strides Towards Greatness
If you recently feel like there has been a lot of Burna Boy on the news, your feelings aren’t unfounded.…
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Another Chance to Catch Dike Chukwumerije’s MADE IN NIGERIA in Abuja
How does your mother pray for you? How does your father narrate his initial romantic encounter with your mother? How…
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Ajegunle to the World: The Art of Exporting the Streets
Have you danced Zanku (or attempted to) recently? What about Shaku Shaku? Shoki too? No matter how bougie you consider yourself…
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Malika: What Do You Say to a Nigerian Animated Epic Fantasy Series?
If you are one those persons who don’t or no longer have faith in Nollywood, this is the best time…
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Housegirls: Domestic & Child Abuse are Jola Ayeye’s Concerns in Her New Documentary
How many times have you stopped for a moment to consider the fate and ordeal of the domestic helps you…
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The Gift: Nigeria Takes Centre Stage on Lion King Album
It is no longer news that the original soundtrack album of Lion King‘s remake was executive produced by Beyoncé herself,…
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Ẹ̀gbọ́n Jimọh & Mazi Okoroafor (Episode 6): Exemplary Governor, Golden Boot, and Nigerian Hollywood Material
Egbon is it not too early in the day to be looking at NEPA bills? Those guys will give you…
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Farming: Adewale Akinnuoye-Agbaje’s New Trailer is Gripping
British-Nigerian actor, Adewale Akinnuoye-Agbaje made a leap in his career with a directorial debut last year. It was a semi-autobiographical movie, Farming, and…
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5 Indigenous Nigerian Folk Musicians You Probably Didn’t Know
With the exception of the really popular ones, many Nigerians (especially young ones) are unaware of many folk artistes that…
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Small Town Big People: Nnewi’s History of Wealth
If you are very familiar with Nigeria’s business landscape, especially the spare parts industry, you would definitely be aware of…
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I Am Not Corrupt: Nadine Ibrahim’s New Short Film Takes on Corruption in Nigeria
Anyone who knows Nadine Ibrahim and the work she does knows that social commentary is a path she is willing to…
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Ẹ̀gbọ́n Jimọh & Mazi Okoroafor (Episode 5): Unknown Ministers, Own Goal, and a Chronic Letter Writer
Egbon, good morning o. How body? Family kwanu? Mazi my friend, good morning. My people dey fine. How your own?…
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Is Euphoria a Suitable Film for Teens?
There are a number of film series focusing on teenagers and young adults. Perhaps the most popular among them are…
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