Ahead of 2019 general elections, a movie that mirrors the political life of Nigerians is due to hit the cinemas nationwide amid pomp and pageantry on March 16.  

Nambam Claire-Ann Shitery, fondly called ‘Nanbie’ is a Jos-born Nigerian afro-pop singer/songwriter and keyboardist who started writing songs at the tender age of seven. At the age of thirteen, she had honed her singing skills to a point that she knew she was fully ready for the music making craft. In this exclusive interview with Star Tracker, she reveals why she took on music ahead pursuing career in Biological Engineering , which she studied at Near East University.

Revolutionary director, Cheta Chukwu, is charting a new refreshing course as far as resourceful comedy movies are concerning with his newly directed movie, ‘PayDay’.

Despite the rapid decrease in women participation in politics in Nigeria in the present political dispensation, one of the Amazons, who is passionate about turning things around in the next election year, is the legal luminary par excellence, Barrister Bimbo Lanre-Balogun.

2019 elections might still be some few months away but the political landscape is already a beehive of activities as different political platforms strategize on their game plans. Interestingly, a forward-thinking non governmental organisation, Change for Africa, solely established with the mission of abolishing religion and ethnicity in electing African leaders who can position the continent as the leading giant of the world, is set to light up the Nigerian political space with a debate that can best described as mother of all debates