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Franklin Ugobude

(He/Him)
Lagos
As seen in: The Guardian (Nigeria), Medium, Pulse Nigeria, Bella Naija, Okayafrica, The Theatre Times
Covers:  Lifestyle, Culture, Entertainment
Doesn't Cover: Politics
Serial TV show junkie. My tweets are about marketing, media, film, pop culture and a little bit of everything.

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Franklin Ugobude’s Biography

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Culture writer, looking to stop watching more TV shows in 2023.

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The Evolution of Original Music in Nollywood

The Evolution of Original Music in Nollywood

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The Best Nollywood Films of 2022 So Far

The Best Nollywood Films of 2022 So Far

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How Technology Is Playing a Crucial Role in the #EndSARS Protests

How Technology Is Playing a Crucial Role in the #EndSARS Protests

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The Influence Of The Umu Ada Sect In Igboland

The Influence Of The Umu Ada Sect In Igboland

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Mon Ami Fela - Viewing Fela's Life Through a Different Lens

Mon Ami Fela - Viewing Fela's Life Through a Different Lens

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Of Women Chiefs And Their Wives

Of Women Chiefs And Their Wives

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The Best Restaurants in Lagos, According to Experts

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By Franklin Ugobude
| Okayafrica Verified
Lagos, the vibrant culinary hub of Nigeria, is a city teeming with an array of gastronomic delights. From street food stalls serving mouthwatering local delicacies to upscale restaurants offering global flavors, there’s an exciting dining scene for food enthusiasts who live or visit the city.
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Nollywood: A Complete History of How It Came to Be

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By Franklin Ugobude
| Okayafrica Verified
Over the past few years, there has been a massive export of various fragments of Nigerian culture across various parts of the world. This is evident in Nollywood, Nigeria’s vibrant film industry, which has, over the years, etched its indelible mark on the global cinematic stage, earning acclaim for its dynamic storytelling, cultural richness, and unparalleled impact.
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Charles Okpaleke is Expanding Nollywood Through Video Games

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By Franklin Ugobude
| Okayafrica Verified
In 2019, Charles Okpaleke, a dynamic lifestyle entrepreneur, made an unforgettable entry into Nollywood with his debut, Living in Bondage: Breaking Free, a sequel to the 1992 classic of the same name. The film garnered critical acclaim and received immense love from audiences, securing seven prestigious awards at the Africa Magic Viewers Choice Awards (AMVCA) the following year.
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What was your first job as a journalist?

Junior Writer, 360Nobs

Have you ever used a typewriter?

Yes.

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Everything is on the go now! And it can be a good thing and a bad thing