According to a casting announcement from the BBC, the broadcaster has revealed its lead cast for Open Water, the eight-part television adaptation of Caleb Azumah Nelson’s acclaimed debut novel, with filming now underway across Birmingham and London. Emmy-nominated Ted Lasso star Toheeb Jimoh and new
The three-day funeral rites for the actor, theatre scholar and cultural advocate will be held in Ile-Ife, Osun State. The post Veteran actor Kola Oyewo’s family announce funeral rites appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria.
They speak to PREMIUM TIMES about the friendship they built through music, culture and shared creative values The post How Norwegian jazz musician found common ground with DOTTi The Deity appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria.
Fameye Lyrics The lyrics of Gen Z by Fameye explore the emotional and social pressures faced by young people, reflecting on the uncertainties of life, unanswered prayers, and the struggle to remain hopeful. Blending English with Twi, the song depicts the artist's conversations with God as he seeks g
Nigeria’s newest poetry competition has its first set of laureates. The Pius Oleghe Poetry and Literary Awards (POPALS) has announced the winners of its maiden edition, following a submission window that ran through June and a rigorous adjudication process by an independent judging panel. Miracle Uz
Oriade, Davido’s sixth studio album, Oriadé, is set for release on 31 July. The post Davido unveils Oriadé tracklist, featuring Black Sherif, Aya Nakamura, Leon Thomas appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria.
Here is why members of the talented group BTS announced that they won't submit their critically acclaimed album 'ARIRANG' for the 2027 Grammy Awards. The post Why BTS won't submit Arirang for the 2027 Grammy Awards appeared first on NotjustOk.
[New Times] The National Examination and School Inspection Authority (NESA) has released the official academic calendar for the 2026/27 school year, with the first term set to begin on September 7.
[New Times] President Paul Kagame has urged Rwandan youth to become problem solvers rather than complainers, encouraging them to take initiative, work together and pursue solutions instead of waiting for others to fix problems for them.
[FrontPageAfrica] More than 400 Liberians are sleeping in schoolrooms outside Abidjan, three weeks after bulldozers took their homes. Ghana already brought 228 of its own citizens back from the same demolition. Liberia has yet to answer.