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It’s the weekend, and nothing sets the mood like timeless reggae tunes 🎶🎶This week, we’ve compiled 5 reggae artists you’...
19/09/2025

It’s the weekend, and nothing sets the mood like timeless reggae tunes 🎶🎶

This week, we’ve compiled 5 reggae artists you’ve probably never heard of.

Beyond the legendary Bob Marley and Peter Tosh, reggae has birthed countless other voices whose music carries deep messages and melodies.

➡️ Swipe to discover these hidden gems.

Ayo Deforge’s Poetic Cartography of Grief and Resilience in The Mind is Not an Ally | The mind is a fascinating aspect ...
19/09/2025

Ayo Deforge’s Poetic Cartography of Grief and Resilience in The Mind is Not an Ally |

The mind is a fascinating aspect of humanity, occupying a central place in everyday life. In her poetry collection, The Mind is Not an Ally, Ayo Deforge ( ) brings to the fore the expansiveness of the human mind in all its expressions, moving from diagnosis to stewardship.

Drawing from deep personal experiences, Deforge invites readers to explore how to better train and live with the many facets of the mind. Her poetry captures the turbulence of inner struggle while offering broader reflections on healing and balance.

In this review, Su’eddie Agema describes the collection as a thoughtful and resonant work, balancing cultural wisdom, personal grief, and spiritual insight to offer readers both companionship and counsel on the restless journey of the mind.

🔗 Read the full review on moveee.co

Reviewer: Su’eddie Agema ( )
Book: The Mind is Not an Ally
Author: Ayo Deforge ( )
Publication Year: 2025





Kenya’s Faith Kipyegon has once again etched her name into athletics history, clinching her fourth world title in the 1,...
18/09/2025

Kenya’s Faith Kipyegon has once again etched her name into athletics history, clinching her fourth world title in the 1,500 metres at the World Athletics Championships.

She dominated the race from start to finish, crossing the line in 3:52.15, with a commanding lead in the final 200 metres.

Kipyegon dedicated the victory to her daughter, saying it was important to “show a new gold” to her. With the 5,000 metres still ahead, the Kenyan star is poised to extend her already legendary legacy.

🔗 Read more about her win on moveee.co





For , we had a chat with Timileyin Okunlola (.okunlola) on the inspiration behind her latest poem Straits..., where she...
17/09/2025

For , we had a chat with Timileyin Okunlola (.okunlola) on the inspiration behind her latest poem Straits..., where she discusses the silent struggle of coping with grief.

Drawing a parallel with physical amputation, she speaks vividly about the irreversible void and the enduring numbness grief leaves behind.

🔗 Read the full conversation on moveee.co




From hustling through menial jobs to rising as a content executive, Franklin Ogude ( ) has navigated the intricacies of ...
16/09/2025

From hustling through menial jobs to rising as a content executive, Franklin Ogude ( ) has navigated the intricacies of both worlds

In this conversation with Godswill Inneh (.ill234 ) for Moveee’s Entrepreneurial Spirit series, Franklin reflects on years of adaptation and detours in his pursuit of financial stability. His story is one of resilience and reinvention, an honest exploration of the dignity of work and the courage it takes to keep moving when the road bends in unexpected ways.

Entrepreneurial Spirit is a Moveee series focusing on the entrepreneurial pursuits of Africans, detailing their experiences and relationships with building enterprises and how this seeps into their life and work.

🔗 Read Franklin’s full story on moveee.co





South African photographer Paul Weinberg captured photo of a child labour on a tomato farm, 1981.
16/09/2025

South African photographer Paul Weinberg captured photo of a child labour on a tomato farm, 1981.

Chef just made history at the World Jollof Festival! She cooked 200 bags of rice to feed 20,000 people, in a bid to set...
13/09/2025

Chef just made history at the World Jollof Festival! She cooked 200 bags of rice to feed 20,000 people, in a bid to set a new Guinness World Record for the largest pot of Nigerian-style jollof rice.

🔍 What Went Down
• She had initially planned 250 bags but scaled down to 200 bags (≈ 4,000 kg of rice) to stay within the weight limit of the scale & crane needed for official record certification.
• The event drew over 20,000 registered food lovers to Eko Hotels & Suites, Victoria Island, Lagos.
•It took nearly nine hours to cook the giant pot, after months of planning and fabrication.

💬 What She Said
“This 4,000 kilogrammes of rice is 200 bags of rice, and it will still feed 20,000 people.”

She also explained the reduction from 250 to 200 bags was about safety and the maximum capacity of the weighing and lifting equipment.

🚨 What’s Next
• Guinness World Records is reviewing photo, video & weight evidence to confirm the record.
• Meanwhile, the food has been packed up and is being served in takeaway packs to everyone who came. Because feeding the nation was always part of the goal.

If approved, this will be another major win for — not just a record, but a celebration of community, culture, and generosity.

Lawrence Oyor Is the Gospel Artist of the Year In a music landscape dominated by Afrobeats, pop, and amapiano, Lawrence ...
11/09/2025

Lawrence Oyor Is the Gospel Artist of the Year


In a music landscape dominated by Afrobeats, pop, and amapiano, Lawrence Oyor’s win feels quietly groundbreaking. Earlier this year, his worship anthem Favour became the most-streamed Nigerian track on Spotify overtaking even the heavyweight releases of Wizkid and Burna Boy.

More than an award, this moment shifts the conversation. Oyor’s rise shows gospel not as a niche corner of the industry, but as music that is both deeply spiritual and widely embraced-a whisper of worship that has grown into a national chorus.

It is proof that in a world chasing hype, stillness and spirit can also lead.

🔗Full story on moveee.co





Iman Mohammed on the Comfort of Style and the Style of Comfort | In this edition of The Lane, Iman Mohammed ( ) reflect...
09/09/2025

Iman Mohammed on the Comfort of Style and the Style of Comfort |

In this edition of The Lane, Iman Mohammed ( ) reflects on her evolution from childhood afternoons spent around sewing machines to gracing global runways for Dior, Tom Ford, and Versace.

Now, through her lifestyle brand Mani Mo, Iman translates her philosophy of elegant comfort into designs that celebrate individuality, craftsmanship, and storytelling. In conversation with Haneefah Abdulrahman, she shares her inspirations, the lessons of resilience, and the deeper narratives woven into every piece she creates.

🔗 Visit moveee.co to read Iman’s full story on fashion, identity, and the art of living in comfort.

Why Is The Internet Surprised Temi Otedola Took Her Husband’s Name? Temi Otedola and Mr Eazi’s wedding wasn’t just a cel...
08/09/2025

Why Is The Internet Surprised Temi Otedola Took Her Husband’s Name?


Temi Otedola and Mr Eazi’s wedding wasn’t just a celebration! It was a global affair, stretching from Monaco to Dubai to Iceland. Vogue called it a “three-continent wedding extravaganza,” complete with tradition, couture, and music under the Northern Lights.

Yet it was Temi’s quiet Instagram update “Mr and Mrs Ajibade” that sparked the loudest conversation. By taking her husband’s name, she stirred questions of identity, legacy, and choice.

This isn’t about feminism versus tradition, but about what names mean today. Temi’s decision feels less like surrender and more like evolution: a woman carrying her past while boldly choosing her future.

Read more on moveee.co





Two months after their civil ceremony in Monaco, Temi Otedola and Mr Eazi hosted a Yoruba wedding at the Otedola family ...
07/09/2025

Two months after their civil ceremony in Monaco, Temi Otedola and Mr Eazi hosted a Yoruba wedding at the Otedola family home in Dubai. The celebration was a grand showcase of tradition, emotion, and couture fashion.

🔗View full gallery of A*o ebi photos captured for Vogue Weddings by American wedding photograher Jose Villa on moveee.co

Justin Bieber’s surprise release of his eighth studio album, SWAG II, has opened the door to several notable moments, on...
06/09/2025

Justin Bieber’s surprise release of his eighth studio album, SWAG II, has opened the door to several notable moments, one standout being the much-anticipated collaboration with Nigerian songstress Tems. The track is titled “I THINK YOU’RE SPECIAL” and marks a reunion of their creative chemistry in a fresh context.

Amid the album’s eight tracks including Speed Demon, Better Man, Love Song, I Do, Mother in You, Witchya, and Eye Candy, "I THINK YOU’RE SPECIAL" holds its own as the sole feature with Tems. While streaming platforms had only just begun to carry SWAG II, the song’s presence underscores a deliberate artistic choice, melding Bieber’s polished pop production with Tems’s distinctly soulful, evocative style.

🔗 Read the full details on moveee.co





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