Oluwakorede Akanbi

When movie producers hit the studio, they release a diss movie- not necessarily a diss track. That’s precisely what I believe Niyi Akinmolayan did with his Prophetess movie. Don’t get me wrong- this diss track isn’t the vindictive kind.
On the contrary, he flawlessly rides on the wings of lighthearted satire with a blend of belly-tickling comedy to pull this off.

If you want to learn six tips for surviving Lagos, you’re in the right place. You see, there are usually three sides to a place or story. There’s the good, the bad, and the ugly. I’m sure you’ve heard tons of cool stories about Lagos.

Your folks probably labeled it the “City of opportunities.” Interestingly, whoever said those words to you was right. I mean, where else are you going to get a City that allows you to whip up a roadside kiosk, decorate it with your wares and never have to worry ab

If aesthetics, beauty, and luxury were ever a Country, it would be South Africa. First, there's the endearing view from the mountaintop in Central Drakensberg. Hikers around the world can wander off to the many locations there. Then, you can enjoy the safari in the wildlife park.

“I AM FINE”- Possibly the death of us all!

“We should all be allowed to fall apart sometimes so that we can find ourselves again”- Anonymous

Ever been asked the question “How are you?” and your default response is “I am fine”? But deep within, we both know you feel like your mind is slowly melting in the flames of chaos and a sprinkle of depression.

I’m equally guilty of this. In my defense, I do not resort to this line of response by default. It’s just that society has conditioned most of us

When you take a closer look, Africa is the hub of possibilities. The only downside is that these possibilities are buried deep in an ocean of challenges.

While some of these challenges are natural, others are self-generated. For instance, some government policies or restrictions could be limiting factors.

But that doesn’t mean every African entrepreneur- existing and aspiring, should throw in the towel. On the contrary, you should dig deeper.

Embrace the challenges that are intertwined with t

Call me Mark. You could say I am my master’s most valued friend, his dearest companion. He tells me all things. I mean everything, including his deepest, deadliest secrets. That’s what friends are for right? They tell each Other things, mostly profane – if I’m correct. I cherish our friendship (our conversations especially) because, unlike Other stereotyped relationships, we (my master and I) abide by the strict division of labour policy where one party does all the talking and the other plays t