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So I went to see “Night school” yesterday because Kevin Hart and I wanted to laugh. However, I got way more than just laughing and Kevin Hart. My throat hurt from midway till the end of the movie, because I was holding back tears and laughing at... Read More
Merry men premiered at Imax Cinema, Lekki, Lagos, on the 28th September to an “Agbada Challenge” which had a lot of celebrities and non-celebrities display their best agbada looks, all in support of AY’s new production. However, that’s the... Read More
Everyday, mothers all over the world make sacrifices, give their lives literally for their kids. No wonder we have a million mother’s day in a 365 day calendar year. In this blockbuster, Omoni Oboli, yet again puts this to our faces. There’s no... Read More
by Farida Adamu I started paying better attention to Falz after he released “This is Nigeria”, a song that talked about the most bedeviling issues that affect Nigeria. I thought it to be a bold and extraordinary work of art. Despite the backlash... Read More
An heir, a wight and a domesticated villain. This episode gives some flashbacks of Tormund agreeing to go to the EastWatch as we earlier saw in this season and also, the Hound and the Brotherhood heading to the wall from the East after the Hound... Read More
Game of Thrones S07 E04 Spoils Of War. With the battle at Casterly Rock still fresh in mind, the title of this episode gives much in the way of anticipation for but opening with Bronn’s rendering of humorous characterization of a Sell sword who... Read More
Game of Thrones S07 E03 The Queens’ Moves and The Farewell To Mama Olenna. Jon and Tyrion have the reunion of bastards of some sort as the king in the North is visibly unnerved by first meeting the Dothraki savages, and then the show off of the... Read More
The Fourth Finger is a Romantic novel written by Sally Kenneth Dadzie. I got the book from Sally on the 10th of August 2016 and I finished reading the book yesterday, 16 of august 2017. I guess that says a lot about my reading culture but I know I am... Read More
Agodi Gardens Review and in Pictures This is a very very late post and I apologise. I went down to Ibadan sometime in July to relax. Prior to my visit, I did not do any form of research. My travel buddy informed me weeks before we made the journey. We... Read More