When people talk about the biggest names in African music, Wizkid always makes the list. Beyond his influence on Afrobeat and global music, fans and critics alike want to know one thing — how much is Wizkid worth in 2025? Celebrity wealth figures often circulate online, yet few explain where the money really comes from. … Read more

If you’ve ever wondered who laid the foundation for Nigeria’s theatre and Yoruba folk opera, the name Kola Ogunmola will quickly appear. His story is one of passion, creativity, and cultural pride. From humble beginnings in Okemesi, Ekiti, to national fame as a pioneer of Yoruba travelling theatre, Kola Ogunmola transformed local storytelling into a … Read more

Duro Ladipo was more than a dramatist, he was the voice of Yoruba heritage in live performance form. His bold integration of traditional Yoruba culture into modern theater reshaped African storytelling, setting the tone for future generations of playwrights and actors in Nigeria. With roots in Christian liturgical music and a flair for ancestral myths, … Read more

When it comes to Yoruba theatre and the roots of Nigerian stage performance, one name always stands out  Hubert Ogunde. Celebrated as the father of Nigerian theatre, Hubert Ogunde was more than just a playwright; he was a movement. Through drama, music, and film, Ogunde shaped the narrative of Yoruba identity, political activism, and indigenous … Read more

Kola Olaiya is a name that resonates deeply within the Yoruba Nollywood industry. As a veteran Nigerian actor, media educator, and academic, he has successfully bridged traditional Yoruba storytelling and modern media platforms. His fans, students, and colleagues widely recognize him for his calm presence, rich cultural portrayals, and long-standing contribution to both performance and … Read more

If you’ve ever watched a Yoruba movie and found yourself captivated by its deep culture, humor, and emotional storytelling, you’re not alone. The Yoruba film industry—often called Yoruba Nollywood—has produced some of the most popular Yoruba actors and actresses in Nigeria. From veteran legends to rising Gen Z stars, these entertainers continue to shape the … Read more

Is Taiwo Hassan Ogogo still alive? Yes—and at 67 years old in 2025, the legendary Yoruba actor is not just alive but thriving, mentoring new talent, and still gracing our screens. If you grew up watching classic Yoruba Nollywood movies in the 90s and 2000s, the name Ogogo probably brings back memories of powerful performances, … Read more

What is Nigerian theatre all about? Nigerian theatre is a dynamic form of cultural expression rooted in traditional storytelling, religious rituals, and oral performance. Specifically, the Nigerian theatre style known as Yoruba folk opera blends traditional music, dance, drumming, and mime into a unique dramatic form that entertains while educating. At its core, Nigerian theatre … Read more

Prince Oyin Adejobi was more than just a name in the world of Yoruba theatre he was a living library of traditional Nigerian storytelling, a master dramatist who brought Yoruba culture to life on stage and on television. Born in Osogbo, Adejobi carved a path that reshaped how Yoruba narratives were performed, recorded, and preserved … Read more