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Why We Think You Should Start Shopping For Christmas In September

1+ day, 1+ hour ago   (338+ words) As we head deeper into the “Ember” months and Christmas draws closer, it is best to start your Christmas shopping now, before the rush makes it hard to buy everything you need. Still doubting why you should do your Christmas…...

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The Olodo Uprising and the Knowledge We Fail to See

5+ day, 1+ hour ago   (858+ words) YNaija The Olodo Uprising and the Knowledge We Fail to See What Peller, iShowSpeed, Ọsẹ Dúdú, and Africa’ s first purpose-built Global Knowledge Centre reveal about the intelligence we overlook. Over the past month, the phrase Olodo Uprising has moved…...

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What Really Happens to the Nigerian Event Business in September?

1+ week, 1+ day ago   (433+ words) For promoters, this is the period when December dates start becoming valuable real estate. Venues such as Eko Hotel, Balmoral, and Landmark can accommodate large events, but they cannot host everyone at the same time. A promoter looking for a…...

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Uber Is Leaving Nigeria. What Does Nigeria???s Mobility Future Look Like?

1+ week, 4+ day ago   (432+ words) What Uber’s departure does expose is the difficult business environment underneath Nigeria’s ride-hailing boom. In Lagos and Abuja, getting a ride can be easier than it was before Uber arrived, but the experience can be expensive, unpredictable, and frustrating. For…...

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Is The Headies For Nigerians or Diasporans?

2+ week, 50+ min ago   (550+ words) The Headies recently announced the nominations for the 2026 Headies, and while Nigerian artists are all over the nominations list, the decision of the organizers to host the award in Canada has us wondering, why is an award that recognizes local…...

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No Catalog, No Royalties: What Poco Lee???s Case Teaches Non-Music Creators

2+ week, 2+ day ago   (395+ words) Poco Lee’s case has brought an uncomfortable question back into focus for Nigeria’s creative economy: what happens to a creator’s income when their entire business is tied to their public image? This exposes a weakness that goes beyond Poco Lee....

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ynaija.com > could-nigerian-creators-be-the-next-big-prize-in-the-streaming-wars

Could Nigerian Creators Be the Next Big Prize in the Streaming Wars?

3+ week, 4+ day ago   (269+ words) Netflix appears to understand that shift. The streamer has increasingly licensed creator-led content, including programmes from Ms. Rachel, Mark Rober and other major internet personalities. The attraction is obvious: these creators arrive with audiences already attached to them, giving Netflix…...