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A Moment Of Silence, For Sound Sultan
His Last Words
The late Singer, Lanre Fasasi, a.k.a Sound Sultan had urged Nigerians to celebrate people while they were alive. This was his last...
ROTIMI AMAECHI: On Family, Going back to School & Making Hit Music
Do you thrive on being controversial?
I’ve never been controversial. What Nigerians refer to as controversy is when you say the truth and stand by...
Happy Children’s Day From The Ikorodu Bois & A Girl!
How did this all begin?
Babatunde: We’ve always loved movies right from a young age. All of what you see us do in our videos...
There Is Only One Festus Keyamo!
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Why do you keep calling them indomie generation?
It’s just a word that people use to describe the much younger generation beacause the noodles take...
Olamide Adedeji: The Show Goes On
How come you produce great shows and performances that often push people to stardom, yet shy away from publicity?
Some people can’t handle fame and...
AMAJU PINNICK: Taking Warri to the World!
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For so long women’s football has suffered neglect and disrespect.. what are your plans to change that narrative?
That’s not true, it has never been...
Ejoya’s Toba Adeyanju: On Curating The Next Grammy Winners
Considering that the company is predominantly run by young Nigerians, how does that affect structure?
Honestly, it’s not very easy particularly because we’ve had to...
Timi Dakolo: On His ‘Yard People’, Music And The Importance Of Consistency
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What inspired the name “The Yard people”?
I grew up in a yard. When I mean a yard, I mean face me I face you...
FADE OGUNRO: A Feminist in Tech
What do you think is the best part of being a woman in the tech industry?
To be honest, I think it’s being able to...
BOSE OGULU: Is Much More Than Just ‘Mama Burna’
How does it feel to be mother and manager of a Grammy winner?
Has it sunk it yet? Yes and no because it’s more than...
