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The 2021 edition of the Africa international film festival (afriff) was held on 7 – 13 November, in Lagos. Themed Africans for Africa highlighted the journey of afriff through its first to the tenth anniversary, culminating in mutually beneficial partnerships with global film superpowers like Amazon Prime, and representation from a wide array of film and TV professionals from all over the world.
The roof is already getting raised with #FirstBankIssaVybe, #DecemberIssaVybe campaigns. With FirstBank, it is always a total experience of being woven into the fabric of society from banking at its finest, to music, fashion, arts, and sports. Across the spectrum of human endeavour, FirstBank stands tall behind its over 32 million customers and counting.
VibingLIVE provides a play collection of curated music for a listener who does not want to pick a playlist and likes the idea of a DJ mixing down a feat play of 50 songs in 60 minutes. The music vibe is a feature of unpredictable and highly familiar songs from Nigeria, Ghana South Africa and […]
For the first time in the history of the entertainment industry, a purely Hausa speaking movie streaming platform has taken off today, called Kallo.ng.
When friends, acquaintances, business partners roll out drums to celebrate an individual for his invaluable contributions to human development and job creation, it’s only honourable to doff off hat and troop out in large numbers to accord him the best of respect .
The much anticipated Miss Security Nigeria 2021 will hold on Sunday.
Whitemoney has been declared the winner of the Season 6 of the Big Brother Naija reality television show themed ‘Shine Ya Eye’, leaving Liquorose as the first runner up.
Actors Guild of Nigeria (AGN), an umbrella union that regulates and represents the affairs of film actors in Nigeria and abroad is raising funds to give Veteran Actress, Chief Rachel Etabuno Oniga a befitting burial and support her immediate family.
‘Motherland’, referring to Nigeria in his song, at the time of its release, was so timely and its messages even till the present day is rich and timeless as it could be passed off as an Immigrant travel guide.
It was a day of tributes and sober reflections as contestants in the Celebrity Come Build Reality TV Show paid tribute to the multi-talented veteran singer, rapper, songwriter, actor Olanrewaju Abdul-Ganiu Fasasi, popularly known as Sound Sultan, who died early hours of Sunday Morning in New York.