Nigerian Afro-soul musician Maka presents the video for Chocolate Love on 2 June.
Author: Bolaji Alonge
A Nature Lover, Artist, Photographer, Traveler, Humanist and Citizen of the World.
Majek Fashek, the Rain Maker dies at 57
The Nigerian reggae music icon, Majek Fashek passed away on 1 June, This has been confirmed by his manager, Omenka Uzoma Day, without further details.
Interview: Bolaji Alonge on Voice of Nigeria
Discussing the Eyes of a Lagos Boy project and the evolution of his career as an actor, photographer and journalist, Mazino takes the viewer on a visual whirlwind.
Kiddominant’s new single ‘eWallet’ hits the airwaves
The new release on Sony Music Entertainment Africa label comes up following the announcement of ‘Fall,’ a track Kiddominant wrote and produced for Davido, which is certified gold in the US.
BANTU drops follow up single, Animal Carnival
One month after their power-packed call to action song, ‘Disrupt the Programme’, the single rings of the classic lyrics of emancipation that speaks truth to power and highlights the social ills in Nigeria.
DJ Cuppy to host Africa Now Radio Show on Apple Music
“There are so many rich textures and sounds in Africa and the time is now for the world to embrace our diversity. Each and every week I’ll be bringing a dynamic guide to discovering and celebrating the biggest and best sounds from across Africa.”
Molue nostalgia
Molue has all that you want to buy especially in the healthcare department, there’s always a vendor of all kinds of medicine or magical product that can make all ones problems go away forever. Ironically, a Molue is like a moving school, with a lot of colourful paintings and words written on them. Even job notices and success tips are pasted all around the bus inside out.
Celebrating Africa Day 2020
Africa Day is the annual commemoration of the foundation of the Organisation of African Unity (OAU).
Interview: What have l missed? Nothing – Jimi Solanke
If death refuses to come close to you, with all the signs of ageing, have this at the back of your mind, there is still a lot of work you have to do till death comes knocking.