Ayomide Arowobusoye

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Why Òlòtūré Is Just Another Overhyped Movie (MOVIE REVIEW) - The News Beam

Òlòtūré is an EbonyLife film acquired by Netflix. The film written by Craig Freimond and Yinka Ogun premiered on October 31, 2019 in Tunisia, before screening at Carthage Film Festival. It was released on October 2, 2020, by Netflix.

CITATION: A relatively known story told in an unfamiliar way (MOVIE REVIEW) - The News Beam

Citation made its debut on Netflix on Friday, November, 6th. I must say, this is slowly becoming a pattern in Nollywood. Are filmmakers slowly leaving cinemas behind? That's a discussion for another day. Citation follows the story of a 21-year-old postgraduate student, Moremi Oluwa, who gets sexually harassed by her lecturer, and betrayed by her friend in a fight to seek justice.

No Spoiler!(MOVIE REVIEW) Omo Ghetto: The Saga- "Love No Love Me"2 - The News Beam

By Ayomide Arowobusoye Since hitting the cinemas on Christmas day, 25th of December 2020, Omo Ghetto: The Saga has been the talk of the town and it does deserve to be the talk of the town! Just 9 days after it release, it dusted off every other 2020 movie and conveniently became the highest grossing blockbuster.

How Families Battle Water Scarcity In Lagos State: The Aloba Community Experience - The News Beam

Water scarcity in Lagos State is a daily problem for many families in the megacity that is residence to over 20 million people. experienced. Yet importance of water in the lives of man cannot be overemphasized. This point was well-driven home by Fela Kuti, the legendary Nigerian afrobeat pioneer, through his famous song "water no get enemy" (literal translation: water has no enemy).

Bedwetting For 20yrs: "I Was Dumbfounded, My Tears Felt Hot And Tasted Bitter", Tolu Joseph...

Every Nigerian has a bedwetting story to share as a kid growing up, either theirs or that of someone they know. From turning the mattress upside down and putting the blame on siblings, to getting scolded by parents, listening to insulting songs and doing the early morning walk of shame down to the bathroom.

Explosion: 100 Deaths In 300 Days- Addressing The Menacing Gas And Tanker Explosions

"I saw a tanker reversing in my front, immediately it came back it hit a bar and fell. Immediately the tanker fell I removed my keys from the car and ran out, I saw fuel spilling close to me and raised alarm to others around, that was how I escaped.

Working From Home In An African Home; An Extreme Sport! - The News Beam

Working from home is merely recognised by African parents. I opened my mail on a beautiful day and the first inbox was a congratulatory message. I rubbed my eyes and read the mail carefully. 'Yesssssss, I was picked", I screamed, "picked where?" my mum asked, "for the internship role, I got the job", I excitedly replied.

#EndSARS: How To Stay Safe While You Protest - The News Beam

Dear Nigerian Youth, even as we hope to #EndSARS, it is still important to keep body, soul and spirit together. As you take to the streets in protest against the high-handedness and brutality of the Special Anti-Robbery Squad, SARS, you must keep in mind some dangers that these actions can pose to your health.

Saying 'We Need To Talk'; An Art Of Subtle Aggression?- The News Beam

Keep those words out of my DM dkm You want to understand 'fear of the unknown'? Wait till you wake up to a "We need to talk" text. Among the most dreaded four words anyone can hear from a partner are "We need to talk".