In the realm of academia, where minds are nurtured and ideas flourish, there exists a delicate balance between professional conduct and personal emotions. It’s a scenario often depicted in novels and movies—a lecturer falls in love with his student. While it may seem like the plot of a romantic drama, the reality is far more […]
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Movie Review: Top Gun: Maverick “Top Gun: Maverick,” the long-awaited sequel to the 1986 hit film “Top Gun,” has finally soared into theaters, bringing back the adrenaline-fueled world of fighter pilots. Directed by Joseph Kosinski and starring Tom Cruise reprising his iconic role as Pete “Maverick” Mitchell, the film attempts to capture the same
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Nigeria is currently facing a severe economic crisis characterized by a currency devaluation, soaring inflation, and widespread hardship. In a layman words, the hunger is real! The Central Bank of Nigeria allowed the naira to fall by as much as 40% in June 2023, following the removal of petrol subsidies by President Bola Tinubu, leading
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“Aníkúlápó: Rise of the Spectre” is a Nigerian series that continues the story from the movie “Anikulapo,” following traveler Saro and his wife in the Oyo Kingdom. The series delves into themes of betrayal, revenge, and the pursuit of power, with a mysterious bird, Akala, playing a significant role. Shot at the Kunle Afolayan Production
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Introduction In the realm of Nigerian cinema, Jagun Jagun stands as an exceptional Yoruba historical drama that takes audiences on a captivating journey through ancient times. With its stunning visuals, powerful storytelling, and a talented cast, this movie has garnered significant attention and praise. In this article, we will explore the key aspects of Jagun
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I walked awayFrom the city gatewayAmidst rowdy sessionLike one on a missionI walked awayFrom the greedy northernersThe gluttonous westernersFrom the reckless southern bayI walked awayFrom clueless leadershipLeading my folks to death wayI walked away from this sinking ship [This poem was inspired by the April 2014 twin bombing in Nyanya, Nigeria that
Akinwande in English Britannica He is not from America But an erudite African Speaking pen like pelican A staple hymn in Nigeria Oozing intelligence beyond his literary area Oluwole in Africa hymn Is rooted like a beam Short spoon dinning with the devils Vituperating against resident evils Frictionally plaguing his beloved home He flew
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I hate yesterdayBecause he died yesterdayA pall of darkness descendedOn Nigeria JudiciaryAs he’s numbered in deadBeyond all reasonable doubtsHe defends the poorTo dare a great sporeRescuing comic Baba suweWho almost defecated his intestinesLet the trees weepLet the mown grass mournLet truth-lovers mournLet his country mournAs he walks across the silent streamsThreading on Angelic roadTo rest
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He spoke like a superhuman Walked like human Clothe like human Eats like human So society called him human. Society liked him They play and tilled with him They sing his hymn Until they brought him to their feast Where he sealed their mouths with his fist A lofty fist that scope all
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He dreamt of entanglement Devoid of camouflage, ammunition, and helmet Devoid of cries from launchers and crossfires But of clinking glasses and desires. Gallantly stomping the earth He bid his co-survivors farewell With a nostalgic mixed breath And silence for comrades that fell His happy boots headed home Amidst surprising hoots, compassion, and
