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The Hidden Perils of Hook-Up Culture in Anyigba

In the bustling town of Anyigba, located in Kogi State, Nigeria, a silent but pervasive trend has taken root among the youth: hook-up culture. This phenomenon, characterized by casual sexual encounters and the absence of emotional commitment, has become increasingly popular among university students and young adults. However, beneath the surface of this seemingly liberated lifestyle lies a web of dangers and consequences that many are unaware of or choose to ignore. This article delves into the

A Glimpse into Ancient Culture and Natural Beauty

In the rugged and remote region of the Hindu Kush mountain range in northern Pakistan lies a hidden gem of extraordinary allure - the Kalasha Valleys. Known for their captivating culture, ancient customs, and breathtaking natural beauty, these valleys are a testament to the resilience and uniqueness of the Kalash people, an indigenous community with a rich heritage that has withstood the test of time.

Meet James Ensor: His Life, Artistic Legacy and Impact on Ostend's Cultural Landscape

Whoever says Ostend, says James Ensor. This year, the Belgian coastal city of Ostend transforms into “Ensor City” and the great master will be honoured for an entire year. In 2024, it is exactly 75 years since James Ensor passed away in “his” Ostend. But who exactly was he? And why is he so inextricably linked to Ostend? James Sidney Edouard Baron Ensor was a Belgian artist best known for his idiosyncratic paintings, drawings, and etchings, but was also a writer and musician. Considered a pionee

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Travel photo moments at the resort

What are the Iraqi cultures and the popular cultures of the people in their regions?

Iraq is a country with a rich and diverse culture that has been influenced by various civilizations and empires throughout its history. • Music: Iraqi music is a blend of Arabic and Persian influences and includes a variety of instruments such as the oud, wanna, and darbuka. Hospitality is seen as an important virtue in Iraqi culture, and it is expected that guests will show gratitude and appreciation for their host's generosity.

Cartoon of Governor Muhammadu Inuwa yahaya,The executive Governor of gombe State, KO GEZAU CARTOONS

Cartoon of Governor Muhammadu Inuwa yahaya,The executive Governor of gombe State, On Early Salary KO GEZAU CARTOONS

GLOBAL CITIZENS CELEBRATION

Usher, Stormzy, Stonebwoy, Tems, Gyakie, others to feature Global Citizen celebration in Accra Worldwide Citizen is carrying its yearly celebration to Ghana interestingly. This is in acknowledgment of the Global Citizen Festival's tenth commemoration. The occasion will be hung on September 24, at the Black Star Square in Accra. Performing without precedent for Ghana is RnB legend Usher Raymond, artist/musician SZA, H.E.R and Nigeria's Tems. Additionally joining the setup is English rapper Stormz

The Power of Genre Changing and Merging: Shaping the Future of Music, Culture, and Fashion

In today's digital age, the boundaries between music genres, cultures, and fashion are becoming increasingly blurred. The process of genre changing and merging is not only transforming the way we consume music but also revolutionizing the cultural and fashion landscapes. This article explores how this phenomenon is shaping the future, breaking down barriers, and encouraging creative expression

THE FUTURE OF AFRICA

The African culture will be back again, Africa is beautiful, Africa is loveable. The future of Africa is in the hands of younger generation

A Celebration of Selflessness: CEO of NaijaBlaseTV Commemorates Int’l Volunteer Day 2023

On the momentous occasion of International Volunteer Day, the illustrious CEO of NaijaBlaseTV, Mr Ettah Emmanuel O, spearheaded a heartfelt commemoration to honor the invaluable contributions of volunteers around the world. Marking a poignant tribute to the spirit of selfless service and unwavering dedication, the esteemed leader championed a celebration that resonated deeply with the principles of generosity and compassion. In a poignant address that resonated with sincerity and reverence, Mr E

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2024 Easter Celebration: Cross River State IPAC Chairman Felicitates With Christians.

by ETTAH EMMANUEL O. CROSS RIVER STATE IPAC CHAIRMAN PREACHES PEACE, FORGIVENESS SACRIFICE, LOVE & HOPE. The Cross River State Chairman, Inter-Party Advisory Council (IPAC), Engr Edet Okon Effiom, has felicitated with Christians on the commemoration of the death and resurrection of our Lord Jesus Christ as he urges Nigerians to use this opportunity of the celebration to pray for the country and rededicate themselves to the service of God. Cross River IPAC Boss who doubles as the Cross River Stat

Impact of Pop culture on nigerian ancient culture

Changing culture

Cancel Culture

In today's digital era, many media outlets manipulate information to align it with their own agendas and narratives. This doesn't mean changing and manipulating the media completely, but it could mean not saying the whole truth or only showing a part of it. This is done to either make the other party look bad, make their own party look good, promote a product, demote a product, push a narrative or idea, or oppose one. Media manipulation is prevalent in many industries, such as food, health and w

If Work Was a TV Show, These Would Be the Characters

Imagine if the workplace were a TV show—who would be the characters? In this article, we bring to life the different types of colleagues you might encounter in your office, from the go-getter always in the spotlight to the quiet quitter who never draws attention. Each character plays a unique role that adds flavor to the workplace dynamic. Curious to find out who would be cast in this office-themed TV show? Read on to meet the characters!

ORIGIN

ORIGIN by Symply Raven. Appreciating African culture through poetry. Authenticity is our root

Strings of Culture and Innovation:

In the dynamic city of Lagos, Nigeria, where the beat of day to day existence beats with the energy of 1,000 dreams, carries on with a young lady named Amara. She is a scaffold between universes, a tech devotee with a significant appreciation for her social legacy. Her life is a demonstration of the conviction that the past and the future are not far off family members but rather cozy colleagues in the dance of progress. Amara's process is one that winds around together the strings of old legend