It’s been about us…..
It’s been about the power we wield…..
Afraid of our powers, our strengths, our numbers, our dreams…
Our Perfections
Yet we fight no battles….
We are angels yet tended to as demons
It’s been about us…..
It’s been about the power we wield…..
Afraid of our powers, our strengths, our numbers, our dreams…
Our Perfections
Yet we fight no battles….
We are angels yet tended to as demons
By: Arc
Level: 3
Friday the thirteenth February 1976; this date means nothing to 99.9% of the total populace. To the staying .1 it was the date Nigerians saw their expectation of good administration snatched from them. Muritala Mohammed was killed in rush hour gridlock in and Lt. Col Dimka became public enemy number one. Meet 1976’s villain: Continue reading →
By: Arc
Level: 3
There was a time when Angelina Jolie was the hottest woman on the planet. The skinny frame was golden, the late 90s and early 2000s were for the model size 4 and below. Ladies starved and literally worked their buttocks off in the gym to fit the acceptable highly appealing skinny girl frame until anti-anorexic chants started. Times have changed; this is the era of the THICK woman, Kim K, Beyonce, Cardi B, Omotola and Princess Shingle. The only part the ladies want skinny is the waist, every other part has to be THICK. Ladies have gone desperate in the search for thickness; enter Apetamine, Maca and all sorts of products notorious for their thickening ability. It is time to break down these substances, dispel some myths and set the facts right.
It has been said that a movie is incomplete without a good soundtrack. In many cases, some soundtracks surpass the original film and are often considered as being so significant in their presentation, they are considered on their own independent of the movie
May we look back to some of the most iconic movie soundtracks of our film industry; Top 10 Nollywood Soundtracks of all time
10-The Cat (The Cat)
By: Arc
Level: 3
At the end we all gave a standing ovation, fine we didn’t quite clap but we did stand when the lights came on and everyone was really pleased. It was a crowd of mostly 90s kids and we thoroughly enjoyed ourselves as Swanky JKA (Nnamdi Okeke) dished out lectures in method acting. He became our childhood’s ANDY OKEKE, the resemblance was uncanny (Great work at casting). He walked like him, he talked like him (His Igbo rolled off the tongue in the same way as Andy’s), the emotions were expressed the same. The son became the father. We were at Filmhouse but a lot of us were back in our parents’ living rooms with our room dividers and akwa oche.
By: Chukwu J.C
Level: 1
The thing about EXPECTATIONS is that you place them on people you care about. Those very tiny gestures that prop us to walk with our shoulders high and crowns straightened. Those few words that add color to our days and help us sleep better at night. These tiny details make all the difference. I would say “expectations are like volumes of life notes shared to an audience, to look inward and read the volumes with their inner lights.” Continue reading →
By: Arc
Level: 3
Many have described Nigeria as a jungle, a shit hole with raving mad wild animals. Who better then to tame its wild life than a Zoologist?
Dr. Goodluck Ebele Jonathan with his PhD in the scientific study of animals was a perfect fit for the role of our country’s Chief Zookeeper. Continue reading →
By: Arc
Level: 3
Obinwanne Okeke is NOT a CRIMINAL, I say this not only because I believe it but because he told me so. I have known Obi for donkey years now and have shared over a crate of beers with him. Exactly 2 years ago, Obi walked into my lounge and after our usual high spirited hug and greetings exchange, he collapsed into silence. Minutes passed then I questioned him and he said:
“Brah, ALL IS VANITY! I have all that should make a man happy, money, cars, toys and girls. I have CEO attached to my name and my company is not some start up. I am FORBES list featured. The clubbing, TED talks, airplanes and trips, it all gets tiring. I am not happy. I crave FREEDOM, I crave peace.” Continue reading →