A friend once suggested to me that Brymo was the musical male equivalent of Asa in Nigeria. That was after he had listened thoroughly to the ‘Klitoris’ album. As an Asa stan, I found the notion somewhat ridiculous and fumbled out an awkward explanation why his idea wasn’t fool-proof. Turns out I would later capitulate […]
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93 DAYS: AN INTERVIEW WITH DOTUN OLAKUNRI
Otunba Oludotun Olakunri is a businessman with interests in telecommunications, property development and entertainment. After studying French at Royal Holloway and Bedford College, University of London, he worked at Bata S.A. in Vernon, France. From there he moved back to Nigeria to establish Speakeezee Cellular and Paging Ltd. later venturing into property development and entertainment. […]
The Silence of our Songs
Before there was – ‘…Werey lo ba de ee, To get this money to dey ball every night and day, Zero dulling emi o le naa gere mo laye, O fe ra bentley bobo…’ and ‘…Doro flashy, Doro classy, Doro fine pass anybody wey doro see, Doro get pass anybody wey doro […]