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Lessons For A Smart Money Woman, With Love From Arese Ugwu
There is so much to learn from Arese Ugwu’s bestseller, The Smart Money Woman, which has now been adapted for TV. The Smart Money Woman is…
Re: Mediation: Ken Nwadiogbu And The “Title Deeds” Collective
“Re: Mediation” is an art exhibition by The African Artists’ Foundation featuring the works of Nigerian contemporealism artist Ken Nwadiogbu and the Title Deeds collective.…
Ify Adenuga Chronicles The UK Migrant Experience In Her New Memoir
What happens when your life takes a drastic turn and you move across continents with nothing but sheer will? Ify Adenuga tells this story in…
Review: Òlòtūré Is Not A Movie For ‘Netflix And Chill’
After reading the synopsis for Òlòtūré, I waited with bated breath for its official release on Netflix. Come October 2nd, I sat straight in my…
Why We Can’t Wait To See Temi Otedola Debut In Kunle Afolayan’s ‘Citation’
There never has been a time more primed for Kunle Afolayan’s latest film, Citation and billionaire daughter Temi Otedola is debuting as a lead actor!…
The Ibeyi Duo and the Influence of Yorùbá in the Global Music Scene
Ibeyi is an Afro-French Cuban musical duo of twin sisters, Lisa-Kaindé Diaz and Naomi Diaz. Here’s everything you need to know about this electrifying fusion…
Dammy Twitch: From Photography To Directing Music Videos For Burna Boy, Davido, Peruzzi
Apampa Owolabi Oluwadamilola popularly known as Dammy Twitch is a creative Nigerian video director and filmmaker who loves to tell unique stories. For most music…
Warsan Shire: Awakening And Empowering Through Poetry
“Character-driven poetry is important for me — it’s being able to tell the stories of those people, especially refugees and immigrants, that otherwise wouldn’t be…
Delphine Diallo: Changing the Narrative Around Photography of Black Women
“I want to create a space for women to be stronger. I hope that when they look at the photographs they feel stronger because they…
Ayoba: “My Music is honest. My genre is fusion.”
“It is a diary of my thoughts. I make it and I make it make sense,” Ayoba says about his music, in a concise tone…
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