You weren’t considered cool if you didn’t know the moves. These dance steps were deeply woven into pop culture, driven by Nigerian songs that took the country by storm. Many Nigerian artists ...
Just as African music keeps unfolding, the rhythmic movements to these beautiful tunes keep evolving as well. Afro-dance continues to grow into a global sensation as it floods popular social media ...
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The Nigerian Central Bank may be leading the nation on a dancing trip to Harare. But this dance doesn’t have the fascinatingly entertaining theatrics of Azonto, Shoki, Etighi, Galala, Suo, Konto, or ...
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The celebrated musician was born on Palm Street, Cross River State, Nigeria. His father worked as a forester while his mother was a headmistress. Iyanya's mother was the disciplinarian, while his ...
Nigerian music includes many kinds of folk and popular types, some of which are known worldwide. It has always demanded movement. And then it became a media flare in the past decade and half, ...
The dances are often very simple at the base level, with freestyle options that have the potential to catapult a song (and a dancer) to new heights. With endless ways to showcase individuality, there ...
On a Friday night last February, a singer in a gold lamé suit and matching kufi stepped off a throne to pounding drums and a loud chanting of his name. As Olatunji performed his single “Ola,” dancers ...
Propagating international oneness among thousands of students, LPU concluded its 6th annual international festival ‘One World’. Day two of the fest strengthened international spirit, understanding and ...
No doubts, the popular Shoki dance is here to stay as both old, young and even celebrities are having fun with this new dance steps. Now before moving deep, Shoki is a verb in Yoruba language, but ...