Gbenga Salu is undoubtedly one of Nigeria’s young and most promising music video directors. In 2008, the year he started directing, he won the award for...
Lola (Akinmade) Akerstrom is a freelance writer with travel and documentary photography experience on six continents. Her work has appeared in numerous reputable publications, online and...
There are so many things we may never be able to understand. Life presents us a myriad of riddles; conundrums that elude us. For example, how...
Young Nigerians represent 70 percent of the population yet their concerns and issues are not present on the national agenda. A confirmed tally of 73.5 million...
In September 2010, BN Features Editor – Glory Edozien presented a revealing series of interviews titled the “BN Skin Deep Series“. Psoriasis, Albinism and Vitiligo were...
When Tolulope Iroye was announced the winner in the Best Use of Technology category at the Future Awards in January 2011, not many had known him...
For the past few years, Stephanie Okereke has quietly been doing great work with her campaign to educate and raise funds for surgery to treat Vesicovaginal...
Building on momentum from a mass voter registration drive, a coalition of several youth empowerment groups and blogs are calling for the first-ever presidential youth centered...
To live doesn’t mean you’re alive- Nikki Minaj. As we crossed over into the year 2011, I made a resolution to myself that I have made...
25-year old Debo Olaosebikan, aside from being a finalist in the Young Person of the Year Category, won the Best Use of Science award at the...
Born on May 1, 1981, Oluwatosin Helen Otitoju is perhaps the most decorated young Nigerian her age. At a tender age of 14, she was already...
CNN’s African Voices meets Pastor Enoch Adeboye, the General Overseer of one of Nigeria’s biggest evangelical churches – The Redeemed Christian Church of God. Pastor Adeboye...
It was an evening of celebration and advocacy at the Landmark Village, Lagos, on Sunday 30 January 2011 as the crème of the Nigerian youth converged...
Thursday 21 January 2011 was indeed a memorable one for thousands at the University of Lagos, as they received various degrees from the University after years...
It’s not easy to make changes, not when everything seems to be “ok”. As long as we can pay the bills, meet our needs and go...
Registration for voters for Nigeria’s 2011 General Elections has started. It is so important for all of us to register to vote! Encourage your parents, colleagues,...
I have never voted before, and I am twenty six. I could have voted in 2003 and 2007 if I really wanted to, but I decided...
Wow! I can’t believe we are here. After a blessed 12 months in 2010, a new year has bloomed and we are here in January 2011....
In every mile radius in the City of Lagos, a church exists. For most of these churches, there are plans to sprawl into more concaves in...
"The flip side of problems is opportunities. We need to think about what we can give to people and not what they ought to give us....
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