The Naija Way
Ayomide TayoThe Naija Way is a newsletter that decodes all aspects of Nigerian pop culture from fashion, film, music, sports and more. It is culture decoded. It was founded by Ayomide Tayo.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 367 | Founded | 6 years ago | Last Issue | 11 days ago |
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Tell Me If You Know the City Called Sodom: Nigeria's Lost Reggae Classic
Tell me if you know the city called Sodom?
Earlier this week, I was digging in the crates to highlight 5 music producers from the 1970s to the 1990s who are astonishingly forgotten whenever the argument pops up about who the greatest Niger...
The 30 Best Politically Conscious Songs (from 1998)
What makes a Nigerian song politically conscious?
A politically conscious song highlights societal dysfunction and critiques the governing political power structure, the citizenry, or both for the shortcomings of Nigerian life.
They are n...
15 Years Later, Wizkid's Superstar Remains the Point of Departure
Superstar album cover. Credit - Empire Mates Entertainment
His starting point is cinematic, a tightly wound sequence of scenes orchestrated with Spielberg’s precision and Scorsese’s street-level mythology.
Picture this.
Close-up on dirty...
The Greatest Diss Record Ever Made — Zombie at 50
An AI restored photo of Fela after the attack on Kalakuta Republic in 1977
“When we got close to Fela’s house, there was a roadblock, and we were sent back by the soldiers. So we came back and went again. This time, we went through the r...
Paid in Full - Review of Asake's M$NEY Album
Asake is paid in full. Credit- Instagram/Mr Money
Four years on from his debut, Asake’s rise has hardened into wealth, the kind once buried with Pharaohs and meant to outlive the living. The Lagos Islander certainly channels the opulence o...
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