The Myth of the 77%: Why We Must Stop Weaponizing Flawed Statistics Against Nigerian Women
I have always admired Beverly Naya’s acting skill. As a talented Nollywood actress and a cultural voice, her decision to […]
Inside the Waiting Room: Why Hadsan Mohamud’s Crush is a Landmark Debut at the Edinburgh Fringe
True breakthrough moments at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe belong to artists who use vulnerability as a vehicle for structural and
Why Quentin Blake’s Mrs Armitage on Wheels is a Must-Watch Premiere at the Edinburgh Fringe
Every August, the Edinburgh Festival Fringe transforms into a whirlwind of experimental theater, razor-sharp comedy, and intense solo dramas. Amidst
Inside St Vincent’s Chapel: How Princess Diana: The Musical Uses Organ Textures to Reimagines the 1995 Panorama Interview for the Edinburgh Fringe
EDINBURGH — Nearly three decades after Diana Spencer sat down for her earth-shattering BBC Panorama broadcast, her image remains a
The Silicon Mirror: Why We Are Entering the Age of “AI Rage”
I recently watched a colleague, a calm, measured personality, literally shout at his monitor. He wasn’t dealing with a software
Entertaiment, Red Carpet News, TV Presenting
“In Defense of My Dream Job: Why Being a TV Presenter is Totally Legit (Despite the Sacrifices)”
Hey there, fellow TV lovers! It’s your girl, Ermandha, and I am beyond thrilled to be writing this editorial about
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Mental Health Support For The TV Presenter.
As a fellow red carpet host, I’ve experienced firsthand the pressures and stresses that come with the job. The constant
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The Unsettling Truth About Nigerian Celebrities at Events: A TV Presenter’s Rant
As a TV presenter, I’ve had the “privilege” of attending numerous events, concerts, and award shows featuring Nigerian celebrities. I
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My Life on the Red Carpet: What It’s Really Like to be a TV Presenter in Lagos
Hmm, I still remember my first time on the red carpet like it was yesterday. The lights, the cameras, the