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Afrobeat Icon Fela Kuti Posthumously Honored with Grammy Hall of Fame Induction for 'Zombie' Album.

Afrobeat Icon Fela Kuti Posthumously Honored with Grammy Hall of Fame Induction for ‘Zombie’ Album.

The late Afrobeat pioneer, Fela Anikulapo-Kuti, has been posthumously inducted into the prestigious 2025 Grammy Hall of Fame for his groundbreaking 1976 album, “Zombie.” This significant recognition, announced by The Recording Academy earlier this week, celebrates recordings deemed to possess “lasting qualitative or historical significance,” a criterion met by works released at least 25 years […]

Mimi Andani Sheds Light on Gender Bias in Highlife Music.

Mimi Andani Sheds Light on Gender Bias in Highlife Music.

In a candid interview on Onua TV, Ghanaian singer and former Big Brother Africa housemate Mimi Andani has opened up about the historical challenges women faced in the Highlife music genre. She revealed that societal perceptions labeled women who pursued Highlife as ‘loose’ or promiscuous, discouraging many from entering the field. Andani emphasized that this […]

Davido Featured on King Charles III’s Commonwealth Day Playlist.

Davido Featured on King Charles III’s Commonwealth Day Playlist.

Nigerian Afrobeats superstar Davido has been included in King Charles III’s specially curated Commonwealth Music playlist, a move that highlights the global reach of African music. The British monarch unveiled the playlist as part of his new Apple Music show, The King’s Music Room, recorded in his Buckingham Palace office. The eclectic lineup spans genres […]

Kemi Badenoch’s “Scam” Claim on Reparations: Ignoring the Realities of Colonial Exploitation.

Kemi Badenoch’s “Scam” Claim on Reparations: Ignoring the Realities of Colonial Exploitation.

Kemi Badenoch, a British politician of Nigerian descent and the UK’s Equalities Minister, described reparations as a “scam,” sparking strong reactions. Many critics feel her stance overlooks the colonial injustices faced by African and Caribbean nations and are disappointed in her dismissal of reparation efforts. Badenoch’s claim that the British Empire “ended the Atlantic slave […]

Sex Culture: A Deep Dive into Society’s Evolving Relationship with Sexuality.

Sex Culture: A Deep Dive into Society’s Evolving Relationship with Sexuality.

Sex culture refers to the attitudes, values, practices, and social norms surrounding human sexuality in a given society. It encompasses how people talk about, engage with, and understand sex shaped by historical context, religious influences, media, technology, and political structures. The Roots of Sex CultureHistorically, societies have approached sex and sexuality differently based on religion, […]

Do Women Need Masculine Guidance?

Do Women Need Masculine Guidance?

In a world where women are navigating their paths, the question of whether we still need masculine guidance can spark playful debate. Historically, men were considered the providers of wisdom and strength, guiding women through life’s complexities. But today, women are CEOs, astronauts, and marathon runners clearly, we’ve figured a few things out! Of course, […]

The Unyielding Spirit: The Strength of a Nigerian.

The Unyielding Spirit: The Strength of a Nigerian.

Nigeria, often referred to as the “Giant of Africa,” is a nation that embodies resilience, diversity, and strength. With a population of over 200 million people, Nigeria is a land of vast cultural richness and historical significance. The strength of Nigeria lies not only in its abundant natural resources but also in the indomitable spirit […]

Tattoo Culture in Nigeria: Shifting Perceptions and Growing Acceptance.

Tattoo Culture in Nigeria: Shifting Perceptions and Growing Acceptance.

In recent years, tattoo culture in Nigeria has undergone a significant transformation. What was once stigmatized and seen as a marker of rebellion or non-conformity is gradually gaining acceptance across various segments of society. This shift reflects broader changes in cultural attitudes and the increasing influence of global trends. Historical StigmatizationTraditionally, tattoos in Nigeria were […]

Religion: The Imaginary Weight Dragging Africa Backward.

Religion: The Imaginary Weight Dragging Africa Backward.

Religion, a force deeply woven into the fabric of African societies, has long been a double-edged sword. It has inspired hope, fostered community, and provided a moral compass for millions. Yet, it also stands accused of being a significant barrier to progress on the continent. This dichotomy raises a critical question: Is religion an imaginary […]

Queen Elizabeth and Europeans Used to Bathe Once a Month, Africans Taught Them How to Bathe - Afrobeat Artist Seun Kuti.

Queen Elizabeth and Europeans Used to Bathe Once a Month, Africans Taught Them How to Bathe – Afrobeat Artist Seun Kuti.

Afrobeat singer Seun Kuti ignited a discussion about historical hygiene practices during a recent appearance on the ‘Fresh Off The Boat’ podcast. Kuti made a bold claim that Africans played a crucial role in shaping European bathing habits, particularly the concept of daily cleansing. He argued that Europeans, unlike their African counterparts, historically did not […]