Why the Commotion? In my last article titled, ‘Supporting Naija from Afar?’ we touched a little bit on Kola’s video post yesterday and promised to give our perspective as to why we … Continue reading ‘Supporting Naija from Afar?’ – Our thoughts
Kola caused quite a bit of a stir when she posted this video on YouTube a year ago. To be honest, I am not surprised at how many comments her video still receives … Continue reading ‘Supporting Naija from Afar?’ Kola’s video
The greatest danger for most of us is not that our aim is too high, and we miss it, but that it is too low and we reach it. – … Continue reading Aim High, Everytime!
Have you ever heard a really good song then waited patiently for the video to come out, only to be bitterly disappointed? We’ve all been there. A poor video can … Continue reading Behind The Lens – Sarkodie, Iyanya, Banky W
The fight against Ebola is proving to be a difficult challenge for both African and Western governments. With its recent arrival in both the U.S and U.K, many are now advocating … Continue reading Economic impact of Ebola: Time to panic?
Late last month Wizkid pulled a Beyonce on us and dropped his highly anticipated album Ayo. The album is packed full with 19 singles, 6 of which were previously … Continue reading Album Review: Wiz Kid – AYO
About the Artist: “It really comes down to me showing my Nigeria. If people can see a new side to Nigeria (through my work), I’m helping to add to … Continue reading A Tale between Two Worlds: Njideka Akunyili
I watched the following documentary just over a year ago. I remember being completely engrossed from start to finish. As a Nigerian born and raised outside of Nigeria, it was … Continue reading “Study the past if you would define the future” (Confucius)
Have you been tempted to give up on a goal or milestone you set out to achieve because you failed to see immediate results? We’ve all been there. We start a project half-heartedly … Continue reading Working hard, Persevering till the end
For decades many have looked upon Africa as a continent riddled with poverty and with little hope. While this has been a justified view given the famine, poor governance and … Continue reading Africa – THE CONTINENT ONCE OVERLOOKED
54 years ago, we stood together as a nation and our cry for independence from British Colonialism was successfully granted on October 1st 1960. Personally, today marks a bitter-sweet … Continue reading ‘Happy’ Independence Day Nigeria
Everyone tells me I am part of a generation that is key to unlocking Nigeria’s potential, yet whenever the above question is posed to me, my reply is simply that I am … Continue reading “When are you going back to Nigeria?”
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