2014 Idol Winner Evelle Drops ‘Time To Shine’

Winner of the 2014 Nigerian Idol, Evelle, has released a highly inspiring new single titled ‘Time to Shine’. Once again, the talented singer showcased her unique and strong vocal dexterity. The new single, ‘Time to Shine’ is a soul lifting and exceedingly stimulating song that encourages all and sundry not to give up on their…

DJ Unlimited Features Rudy OmoIbile In ‘Runmo’

The self-acclaimed ‘Turntable Father’, DJ Unlimited, has released a new song titled ‘Runmo’, which is gaining fast downloads on the internet. DJ Unlimited, who is known for his ‘AgroBeat’ style of music, featured and voiced by the ‘Pate Obo’ crooner, Rudy OmoIbile, in the single. According to information made available to Aproko247, the single was…

Aregbesola’s Bulletproof SUVs: 5 Questions For Punch Newspaper, By Kikiowo Ileowo

Having fervently followed Punch Newspapers as a neutral observer for the past 10 years, I am amazed by how often they throw professionalism into the dustbin when the state of Osun and Ogbeni becomes the subject. What axe does the paper have to grind with the government of Ogbeni Rauf Aregbesola? When and how did…

Re: Recession; Governors Lavish Billions of Naira on Bulletproof Cars For Selves, Wives

Below is a reaction to a story published by Punch, which was sent to Aproko247 by Justice Now Foundation. We read the story with the above headline on your Saturday, September 24, 2016 edition with utter disbelief. Not that we were taken aback by the underlying motive to whip up negative sentiments against the government, portray it…

Does Nigeria Require a Cultural Renaissance? Here Are Reasons Why We Do

The Charter for African Cultural Renaissance 2006 regard culture as the set of distinctive linguistic, spiritual, material, intellectual and encompasses, in addition to art and literature, lifestyles, ways of living together, value systems, cultural beliefs, and traditions. In summary, culture is the way of life of the people! Nigeria as a nation with over 750…

Tee A’s 20th Anniversary And What It Means For Nigerian Comedy

It doesn’t look out of place today, in 2016, to see people introduce themselves as stand-up comedians, musicians, or actors. Not a lot of parents would scold their kids if they suggested studying creative arts in the university. But in 1996, when Babatunde Adewale or Tee-A as he is popularly called started, it was rare…