Tag: Naija News

Does sibling rivalry belong on social media? [Conjecture] 

Etiene Marvelous

Conflicts will inevitably arise at some point, if not several times during the day, when you have a family. Everybody has had at least one argument with a sibling, which is common, and family conflicts are as old as families themselves. As everyone is aware, Paul and Peter Psquare have been at odds for years and recently declared their split from one another. Whether you like it or not, their fight was widely publicized on social media and in the headlines for years, so you undoubtedly heard about it. Paul…

For the 18th time, Michael “Ama Psalmist” Akinrogude has won the TFAA Prize for Best Film

Etiene Marvelous

During the Future Awards Africa on November 10, 2024, Nollywood director Ama Psalmist won the award for Film of the Year. Young Africans who are pushing boundaries and changing the future of the continent through media, technology, and other means were honored at the 18th edition of The Future Awards Africa, which was themed “Celebrating the Great and Daring.” Director Pink, Akinkunle Michael Akinrogunde (AMA Psalmist), Tola Okodugha, Fadamana Okwong, and Feyifunmi Oginni were among the nominees for the Prize for Film; nevertheless, Akinkunle Michael (AMA Psalmist) was the winner.…

“Talent should be used to choose actors, not Instagram followers.” John Njamah

Etiene Marvelous

John Njamah, a Nollywood filmmaker, has voiced his disapproval of the organization’s casting standards, saying that actors should be chosen for their skills rather than their appearance or social media following. The seasoned filmmaker offered a provocative viewpoint on the present and future of Nollywood filmmaking in an exclusive interview with Pulse Nigeria. John Njamah is a seasoned director, producer, and actor in Nollywood. He is well-known as an actor because of his portrayal of Rabiu in the television soap opera Fuji House of Commotion.In addition, he has appeared in…

These ten of Yemi Alade’s older tracks highlight her amazing variety

Etiene Marvelous

Few people are aware of the singer Yemi Eberechi Alade’s multi-genre expertise. She not only effortlessly entertains her audience, but she also adeptly changes up her look anytime she wants to. There are incredibly captivating female talents in Afrobeats whose influence has been felt both domestically and globally. However, one prominent diva and songbird has a compelling appearance and aura. Yemi Alade is her name. Yemi Alade’s ten-year successful musical career has seen her sing soulful ballads, dancehall club bangers, and dazzling R&B tracks, all while holding onto her title…

The Grammy Awards’ Best African Music Performance category is dominated by Nigerian artists

Etiene Marvelous

With a Nigerian on every list of nominees for Best African Music Performance, a Nigerian musician is certain to take home an award from the 2025 Grammys. For the second edition of the Best African Music Performance award, Yemi Alade, Burna Boy, Asake, Tems, Chris Brown, Davido, Lojay, and Wizkid were nominated. Nominees for Best African Music Performance: Yemi Alade for Tomorrow MMS: Wizkid & Asake Davido, Lojay, and Chris Brown are sensational. Burna Boy, higher Tems, “Love Me JeJe”

‘Bring It (Naija Version)’ features Bella Shmurda and Sean Paul

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With a career spanning decades and a repertoire full of successes that transcended borders and generations, Sean Paul’s path in the music industry has been nothing short of legendary. Sean Paul has been at the forefront of the genre throughout his career, producing music that appeals to audiences outside of the Caribbean. In ‘Bring It (Naija Version),’ he collaborates with Nigerian Afropop star Bella Shmurda, fusing his signature sound with Afrobeat vigor to enthrall listeners across once more. Bella Shmurda and Sean Paul’s smooth cooperation is showcased in “Bring It…

At AFRIFF 2024, Uzoamaka Onuoha takes home the Best Female Performance award.

Etiene Marvelous

At the just ended African Film Festival on November 9, 2024, Nollywood actress Uzoamaka Onuoha took home the prize for outstanding female performance in a feature. films As Headless debuts on opening night, AFRIFF 2024 honors Herbert Wigwe with red carpet glitz. For her role in Agemo, Uzoamaka Onuoha received more than three nominations. The film, which was directed by Moshood Abiola Obatula, shows the difficulties experienced by women while following Agatha as she makes her way through a perilous and enigmatic world. The spooky film examines issues of power…

At AFRIFF 2024, Skepta’s film “Tribal Mark” takes up the Audience Choice Award

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Skepta, a British-Nigerian rapper, won the public choice prize at the 13th African Film Festival (AFRIFF) for his film “Tribal Mark.” At this year’s African Film Festival, British-Nigerian rapper Skepta made history by winning the coveted Audience Choice Award for his debut feature, Tribal Mark. The rapper’s artistic abilities and the influence his film had on viewers are demonstrated by the award, which was chosen by festival goers. Music was only the start of the British rapper’s artistic endeavors. Skepta anticipated that Tribal Mark, which he co-directed with Dwight Okechukwu,…

Nigerian culture is brought to life in these Nollywood productions

Etiene Marvelous

The celebrations, cuisine, and familial ties that characterize a typical African society are all depicted in these films. The richness of our culture is captured in Nigerian films, from the deliciousness of our foods to the pulsating rhythms of our dances, the intricacies of familial connections, and the happiness of weddings and marriage ceremonies. With its depth and genuineness, each story offers a glimpse into the traditions and principles that make us who we are. We take this occasion to showcase five outstanding Nigerian films that masterfully convey the distinctiveness…

“Phoenix Fury” wins the Best Film prize at the 13th AFRIFF

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At the 13th African Film Festival, which took place at the Oriental Hotel on November 10, 2024, the Nollywood movie “Phoenix Fury” won the Best Film prize. At this year’s African Film Festival, exceptional films and performances were honored. Phoenix Fury, which was directed by Ifeoma Nkiruka Chukwuogo, demonstrates how a director may skillfully combine parts from the past and present to create a stunning narrative collage.   The movie chronicles Ifeatu’s life from birth to a string of mostly regrettable incidents that drive her to seek retribution against Yali,…