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London show proved my comedy has evolved — Asiri (opens the original)
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Comedian, author and content creator, Damilare Oluwasegun, popularly known as Asiri, has described his recent comedy show in London, United Kingdom, titled Eureka, as a defining moment in his career. According to the comedian, seeing the audience’s reactions and their reluctance to leave after the show gave him a sense of fulfilment, particularly because it was his first time headlining his own show in the city. He told Sunday Scoop, “The Eureka moment was seeing the smiles on people’s faces and
Layeni-Dawodu colloquium seeks intellectual approach to public engagement (opens the original)
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A colloquium convened by businessman and politician, Adeola Layeni-Dawodu, has called for a more intellectually grounded approach to political participation and discussions around governance in Nigeria. The colloquium, which held at the Radisson Blu Hotel in Ikeja, Lagos, had the theme, “Renewed Hope, Real Progress: Highlighting the Achievements of the Tinubu Administration and Building a Stronger Tomorrow Together.” Speaking on the motivation behind the event, Layeni-Dawodu said the initiative
I’m building a creative brand beyond dance — Emmy Jax (opens the original)
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Multidisciplinary artist, Emmanuel Adetoye, popularly known as Emmy Jax, has said rejection does not necessarily mean that an artist’s work is not good enough, noting that setbacks have taught him to improve and return with stronger versions of his work. Adetoye, who works across dance, choreography, performance, filmmaking, visual art and creative production, said one of his biggest breakthroughs was moving beyond being solely a performer to establishing himself internationally as a choreograph
Coca-Cola Nigeria marks 75th anniversary with Johnny Drille anthem (opens the original)
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For generations of Nigerians, Coca-Cola has been more than a drink reaching for the refrigerator at a family gathering. It has been present at birthdays, weddings, celebrations, roadside stops, parties and countless ordinary moments that have become memories. Now, 75 years after the brand established its presence in Nigeria, it is attempting to put some of those memories to music. To mark its 75th anniversary in Nigeria, Coca-Cola has released a new anthem featuring singer and songwriter, Johnny
Olu Jacobs: Tinubu, Atiku, others mourn as Lion of Lufodo dies at 84 (opens the original)
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Veteran actor, Oludotun Jacobs, popularly known as Olu Jacobs, has died at the age of 84, leaving behind a remarkable legacy that spans more than five decades in theatre, television and film. His death has sparked an outpouring of tributes from President Bola Tinubu, former Vice President Atiku Abubakar, colleagues and other Nigerians, who hailed his immense contribution to the Nigerian entertainment industry, TOFARATI IGE writes President Bola Tinubu, former Vice President, Atiku Abubakar; Mini
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