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Kindly share this postThe International Telecommunications Union (ITU) has granted Nigeria additional frequencies to improve broadcasting and telecommunications services in the country. The resources were released during the recently finished ITU World Radio Conference 2023 (ITU-WRC23) in Dubai, UAE. Dr. Bosun Tijani, minister of communications, innovation, and digital economy, who headed Nigeria’s team at the […]

Olamide has been rated as the 'most influential street pop artiste of his generation' by online streaming platform, Spotify.

2023 delivered notable LPs from Nigerian superstars who continue to push the creative boundaries of Nigerian music as Afrobeats finds the next gear. | Pulse Nigeria

The late Dr. Sikiru Ayinde Barrister was no ordinary musician. He was a genius whose music travelled far and near and even beyond

After triumphantly rounding off 2022 with the release of the deluxe version of his debut album Billion Dollar Baby, Seyi Vibez opened 2023 with the hardcore street-facing EP Memory Card. | Pulse Nigeria

The EP boasts of tracks such as ‘Different Pattern’, 'Cana’, ‘Apala Interlude’, ‘Today’, and ‘Shazam’.

Hyzah’s EP To The World is an ode to his African culture, allowing us to delve into his emotions conveyed through infectious melodies, silky vocals, and Afrobeats-styled production. | Pulse Nigeria

In the fight between the Premier, Samuel Ladoke Akintola’s political group and Awolowo’s, the government of Akintola nearly grounded the Tribune. Beginning from 1963, the newspaper faced an endless regime of violence visited on it at the whim of the runners of government, as well as persecution, discrimination, intimidation, and many litigations designed to cripple it economically and wind up its overall operations.

When a child pours libation and gives iba (respect) to the shade of the farm, our elders say he will till the land till evening in comfort. I owe the

The Tribune will celebrate the 74th anniversary of its founding in four days time, November 16. The paper first hit the newsstand on that day in 1949.