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Philemon Jacob

Philemon Jacob is a Nigerian pop culture journalist with a keen eye for detail and a deep passion for African pop culture, entertainment, and sports. He is quickly establishing himself as a voice in the industry. As a pop culture writer, Philemon brings a fresh perspective to the latest trends and releases, providing insightful analysis and commentary that resonates with fans and industry insiders alike.
79 Articles

How Tems Went From A 9-5 Worker To A Global Music Superstar

She has won multiple Grammys, earned an Oscar nomination and has become one of…

4 African Music Genres The World Should Know In 2025 Besides Afrobeats & Amapiano

While Afrobeats often dominates conversations around African music, there's a rich variety of African…

Reekado Banks – The Game Needs You Album Review: Commendable Offering

What the album does spectacularly is offer listeners a fresh listening experience that showcases…

Burna Boy – No Sign Of Weakness Album Review: A Defiant Roar With No Heart

Defiance has defined him, earning a reputation for challenging institutions and defying industry norms.

Swayvee: The Afropop Wave Maker

The success of Us is more than a fleeting moment in the spotlight for…

BNXN – Captain Album Review: Strong Pen, Smooth Sound, Yet Missing A Spark

On the album, the Nigerian singer doubles down on what makes him 'him': lucid…

The Best Nigerian Albums Of 2025 So Far

As we prepare for a busy six months ahead, African Folder spotlights the greatest…

A-Q – God’s Engineering 3 (The Beginning) Album Review: The Gospel Of Mastery And Grit

He continues to teach and mentor on the latest instalment of God's Engineering –…

Olamide – Olamidé Album Review: A Gentle Crown Worn Loudly

At 36, the rapper, singer, songwriter, producer, and founder of YBNL Nation has cemented…

Mayorkun – Still the Mayor Album Review: Pop Precision With Swagger and Style

With Still The Mayor, Mayorkun stages a bold return, reaffirming his place in the…

CKay – CKay The Second EP Review: A Soft Reset With Emo Afrobeats Charm

The EP is not markedly different from Ckay’s previous offerings and doesn't do much…

Falz – The Feast Album Review: Solid, Creative And Versatile

Whether he is rapping, duetting, making Amapiano, or delivering a spoken word-esque performance, Falz…

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