Movie Review: Battle on Buka Street
Hi Difers! Long time no movie review right? You’re gonna love this review because it’s about the highest-grossing movie in Nigeria by one of the super talented actresses, directors & producers in Nigeria. Difers, it’s time for the movie review of …. Battle on Buka Street by Funke Akindele! The movie kicked off with the […]
Depression or Feeling Low? What to do
Hey fam! How have you been? Trust you’ve been graciously gliding through 2023. As for me, the past months have been diverse episodes of life and emotions; sickness, healing, gratitude, ingratitude, sadness, joy, tears, laughter, troubles, peace, loss of energy, regained zeal, and hope. Work and life demands made it hard to breathe, but I […]
Movie Review: Elesin Oba, The King’s Horseman
Hello fam, how are you doing? Trust you had a fulfilled week and the weekend is ‘weekending’ at your end. It’s about time for a movie review and the movie in focus today is not just a movie, in simple English, it’s a work of art. Let’s review Elesin Oba: The King’s Horseman, by EbonyLife […]
The Learner’s Perks
Hey Difers, introducing you to a learner! How have you been? Trust October kicked-off well. Before I go into my gists, let me quickly say this, don’t give yourself unnecessary pressure because the year is gradually rounding off. Stay calm and focused. Work from a place of rest and watch God settle you with the […]
Movie Review: The Banker
The movie, “The Banker” was inspired by true life events, it started within the court premises as a black man faced the panel of all-white judges. Watching, you can clearly see that the black man was about to be ‘roasted’. In a spin of flashback, the movie progressed to tell us about the protagonist, Bernard […]
Evolving: The Birthday Edition
Birthday is usually a reflective time for me and this year is no different. It’s a new season and I’m no longer fighting it or trying to prove anything to anyone. This new season pulls me to go deeper and with this comes the privilege of reading more. In one of my recent studies, I […]
Movie Review: King Richard
It’s a Diffy weekend( lol, just goofing)😉. How are you doing fam? Trust you’re good. I figured it’s been a while since we had a movie review, so here we go with the review of King Richard the movie! You know that saying that “there’s no bad publicity” works with me for this movie because […]
Un-Special Celebrations
Celebrations should be a life-long feature. Wawwwuuuu 😲😲… I feel like it’s been a decade I had a publication here on Dife blog. I missed writing here because a lot of juicy content was dancing around in my head but I couldn’t put them here(but trust me to come downpour soon). However, I took some […]
Meet a Spice: DavithaMaro
It’s the DavithaMaro’s spice y’all Do you ever wonder why Fela is still considered a music legend all over the world to this day? 24 years after his death, his music still actively lives on. Movies like The Harder They Fall, art innovations, events are held in celebration of a timeless music artist. Can you […]
Movie Review: The Harder They Fall
If you have a thing for Western movies, gather here, and let’s make a toast. Having loved a couple of Westerns like The Good Bad and Ugly and Django the Unchained, seeing the trailer of The Harder They Fall gave me chills. The Harder They Fall is a fantastical Western movie directed by Jeymes Samuel […]
Chronicle of Greatness: Ngozi Okonjo Iweala
According to Diane Mariechild, “A woman is the full circle. Within her is the power to create, nurture and transform.” Is this statement a fact or a fiction? Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala is an economist, fair trade leader, human welfare personnel, sustainable finance, and global development, expert. She was born on 13th June 1954 in Ogwashi Ukwu, […]
Chronicle of Greatness: Melinda Gates
Hello wonderful people, please help me beg The Dife’s gatekeeper to open the GATES and give way for the entrance of this post on Melinda Gates. Melinda Gates, née Melinda Ann French(born 15th August 1964) is an American businesswoman, philanthropist, and a former general manager at Microsoft. She attended St. Monica Catholic School, where she […]
Movie Review: Fatherhood
It’s been a while without a movie review, let’s clean off the dust. The movie Fatherhood came recommended to me. And yes, there was no disappointment at all. The movie alternated between flashbacks and present-day shots showing how a couple who had anticipated the birth of their first child, finally gave birth to their baby. […]
Generation after Generation
‘My generation will shock you. Anfe, have you seen a Gen-Z in a job interview before?’ without waiting for my response, she continued, ‘I witnessed one today…I was amused’. By now, she has fully gained my attention and I raised my head from my computer as I wondered what my sister (a Gen Z) has […]
Chronicles of Greatness: Trevor Noah
He went from hanging out in the living room by himself to hanging out with 32,000+ people, I’m about to share with you the story of the most successful comedian in Africa. Sit back and have a pleasant read. Born February 20, 1984, in Johannesburg, South Africa, Trevor Noah is a South African comedian, television […]
Chronicles of Greatness: Chimamanda Adichie
Coming back from work one evening, I gazed at the sky and something caught my attention. It was half of a yellow sun. I stared at it for a while and looked away only to find a purple hibiscus growing in the garden. Such synchronization. “What does this whole thing mean?”, you wonder. Well, it […]
Movie Review: King of Boys 2 (The Return of the King)
The movie King of Boys was a great movie that made the cinemas epic centers in 2018, the audience was left with ecstatic and suspense feel at the end of the movie when the King of Boys, Eniola Salami (Sola Sobowale), managed to escape Nigeria to take refuge in the United States after bloody engagements […]
Movie Review: Tulsa
Watching the first scene in this movie, Tulsa, I just knew I was about to see a good movie worthy of review and I wasn’t disappointed. The movie’s name alone inferred couple of things to me. First, Tulsa is a city in Oklahoma, USA and it is also a location popularly referred to in Christendom […]
Movie Review: Boy Choir
Boy Choir reveals the life of an angry child. Stet was born to a damaged woman who eventually died in a road traffic accident. He was a boy with an excellent voice to the knowledge of his School Mistress. The School Mistress attempted to introduce Stet to the National Boy Choir’s Music Principal but the boy […]
Birth Pangs? Take the Minds’ Reins
Is Nigeria having birth pangs? To say that Nigeria is in a good state is a obvious falsehood however Nigerians’ tenacity to keep going is always commendable and noteworthy just like Nneka said ‘If you’re able to grow up in Nigeria and go through certain things, if you can survive in a city like Lagos […]