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7 Throwback Pictures of Nigerian Celebrities Together (2025)
1. Davido and D’Prince Born David Adedeji Adeleke, Davido is one of Nigeria’s biggest music exports. Bursting onto the scene in 2011 with "Dami Duro," he has gone on to become a global sensation, winning awards and topping charts worldwide. Meanwhile, D’Prince is a musician who has made a name for himself under Mavin Records with hits like "Take Banana" and "Omo Oba." As the younger brother of Don Jazzy, he played a key role in the Afrobeats movement of the 2010s. Here’s a throwback photo of a young Davido and D’Prince before Davido's career skyrocketed.
By Jide Okonjo2 years ago in Humans
The Truth About Karmic Relationships:
When I first heard about karmic relationships, I was both intrigued and confused. What did it mean, and why were they so intense and transformative? I learned that these relationships are deep, soul-level bonds. They come to teach us important life lessons.
By Wilson Igbasi2 years ago in Humans
The Voices of Comfort Women: Stories from the Past. Content Warning.
Even though the first women were coerced into sexual slavery for Imperial Japan almost a century ago, the specifics of their enslavement are still painful and contentious in Japan and the former occupied nations. There are few records of women's subjugation; an estimated 90% of "comfort women" did not survive the war, and there are very few survivors. Although military brothels had been a part of the Japanese military since 1932, they became much more widespread following the Rape of Nanking, one of the most notorious events in imperial Japan's campaign to conquer the Republic of China and a large portion of Asia.
By Hridya Sharma2 years ago in Humans
Bianca Censori: Her Life, Style, and Career
Bianca Censori has emerged as one of the most talked-about figures in entertainment and design. Known for her role as an architectural designer for Kanye West’s Yeezy brand and for her bold public appearances, Bianca Censori is a multi-faceted personality who has captured headlines around the globe. In this article, we delve into her background, career, and personal life while answering some of the most commonly asked questions about her.
By Vincent Otiri2 years ago in Humans
ELON MUSK ISN'T GENIUS
I am a little sick of people throwing around the word "genius" when talking about Elon Musk. As a society, we have this habit of equating wealth with intelligence. If someone’s the richest person in the world, they must be the smartest too, right? Wrong. Being rich often means you made the right moves at the right time, which of course can indicate a certain level of intelligence, but it can also be down to luck or just having the right people around you. Musk is often praised for his "visionary" ideas, but none of them are actually original. He wants to go to Mars - cool, but that dream has been around since the dawn of the space age. Electric cars? They've existed since the 1800s. Reusable rockets? NASA had been toying with that long before SpaceX. What Musk is really good at is taking existing ideas, throwing a lot of money at them, and marketing them like they’re revolutionary. He didn’t invent Tesla; he bought into it after it was founded by Martin Eberhard and Marc Tarpenning. Even SpaceX, which he did start, relies heavily on the expertise of actual rocket scientists. If you’ve ever listened to Musk speak, you might notice that he often states "facts" that are, well, not facts. He’s made claims about technology, science, and business that don’t hold up under scrutiny. And when challenged, he doesn’t exactly excel at defending his points, which is pretty telling if we’re supposed to believe he’s the smartest guy in the room. Musk’s real talent isn’t genius-level intellect; it’s relentless determination. That’s a key ingredient to his success, but it’s not the same as being a genius. Einstein was a genius. Newton was a genius. Musk is not. And at the end of the day, it’s not even that important to measure how smart Musk is. What matters more is what he does with his wealth, power and intellect. You see, the danger in labeling him a "genius" is that it makes people assume his actions must be good or beneficial simply because they think he's brilliant. But if we free ourselves from that narrative and judge him solely by his actions, we have to ask: do we truly believe he has our best interests at heart? In my opinion, genius isn’t about loud tweets, flashy headlines, or how many billions you have in your bank account. It’s about the positive impact you make in the world, of which he has none 🤷♀️ PS I’m going to carry on posting about whatever I want to post as I always have done. You’re free to leave if my current interests are not your cup of tea - no offence taken ❤️
By Vickotroy “VanOfo” Anderson2 years ago in Humans
Why I Advised Popular Comedian to Not Come Back to Nigeria - Bovi
Nigerian comedian Bovi is opening up during a new interview on the Uncultured Podcast With Venita about why he advised a popular social media comedian and skit maker to not return to Nigeria. Here's what Bovi had to say.
By Jide Okonjo2 years ago in Humans
What Being Ignored By Davido, Wizkid, and Burna Boy Taught Me - Isbae U
Nigerian interviewer and media personality Isbae U is opening up during a new interview with Lucky Udu about some failures he has encountered during the course of his career. Among the failures, Isbae U opened up about how he has failed to get any of the Big 3 (Davido, Wizkid, and Burna Boy) for an interview on his show Curiosity Made Me Ask. He also opened up about how these failures have affected him, and advised other young people too with lessons from his own failures. Here's what Isbae U had to say.
By Jide Okonjo2 years ago in Humans
Rediscovering Jesus: Beyond the Western Image
The image or depiction of Jesus Christ, the son of Mary, has always been a subject of curiosity. Where did this image come from? What is its origin, or rather, who is the person in this image? If he was a man who was born, raised, and lived here in the Middle East, why is he imagined by people all over the world as a white man with Western features? We always see him depicted in this way. Is this truly the accurate representation of Jesus, or does this image conceal a deception and a grand narrative?
By QuirkTales2 years ago in Humans
The Most Exciting Sports Updates from the Past 24 Hours
🏈 Patrick Mahomes Leads the Chiefs to an Epic Comeback Kansas City Chiefs' quarterback Patrick Mahomes showcased his brilliance once again, rallying his team from an early 10-point deficit to secure a 17-10 victory over the Los Angeles Chargers. Mahomes threw for 245 yards and a touchdown, connecting seamlessly with his favorite target, Travis Kelce, who played a pivotal role in the win.
By FinanceLove2 years ago in Humans
