Nigerian publishing house, Cassava Republic, has acquired the West African rights to Ani Kayode Somtochukwu’s debut novel “And Then He Sang a Lullaby”. The book
Nanny, an American psychological horror film written and directed by Nikyatu Jusu, in her feature directorial debut, brings to light the dilemma of being inflicted
Through the wind of time, for close to a decade, the Northern Nigeria creative industry has grown wider than one could ever imagine – as
The South African fashion industry is one that has always been known for its vibrancy, energy, and willingness to embrace anything and everything. Creative Director,
In 2013, Davido came into limelight with an energetic number that took the Nigerian airwave by storm, Dami Duro. The opening scene of the “Dami
The ongoing exhibition titled “Falling into Dream” invites you to immerse yourself in the realm of the subconscious, where the line between reality and dreams is blurred.
Architectural paintings play a vital role in shaping the places we inhabit. They are not merely decorative, but rather an art form that enhances the
With a new bi-annual print magazine in the works, the culture platform in set to lead the African media landscape. Afrocritik, established two years
If you haven’t yet heard of the Bacardi dance, it’s time to crawl out from under that rock you’ve been living in and join the
The announcement of Pharrell Williams as the new creative director of Louis Vuitton’s men’s collection has garnered significant backlash from critics and industry experts alike.
The harp is a magnificent instrument that has captivated audiences for centuries. It is an instrument of grace, elegance and beauty, and when played by
Joy Kioko understands that feelings of sadness and depression are not escapable, but they can be managed through therapy. She also understands that therapy is
The fashion industry is a global powerhouse, shaping trends and influencing cultures on a massive scale. But with its emphasis on fast fashion and its
Photographer Yagazie Emezi has created beautiful imagery for a new issue of Architectural Digest from presidential portrait artist Kehinde Wiley’s Lagos abode. Kehinde Wiley is
In 2014, a sibling band was formed in New York City that would come to be known as Infinity Song. The group initially consisted of
Every year, more than 10 million people fall victim to cancer, with a staggering 70% of these deaths occurring in low-to-middle-income countries. The World Health
From a director and a scriptwriter, here is my honest review of why Anikulapo, the movie, might have missed the Nigerian Oscar selection committee’s selection.
Spoken word poet Hafsat Abdullahi gained the well-deserved attention of the world when, last November, she released her film, “To the Girl in English Class”
With the song reclaiming the top of music charts weeks after it’s release as part of the Boy Alone body of work, it’s time to
Dulo Folarin Harris (@iamdulo) is a voice over actor whose humourous comic voice over impressions of viral clips, especially of unwitty animals, had earned him
Yasmine Fofana obtained a Bachelor of Science in business administration with a focus on international business at Mansfield University in Pennsylvania, US and a Master’s
Ahmed Muhammed Bello is a creative who describes himself as a “universal artist and surrealist”. A businessman who expresses himself in different ways — voice-over
I passed by and saw an ugly sight: The ones whose names we chanted in the streets Sitting on Chinese chairs in the government house
Born into a musically inclined family, singer, songwriter and performing artist Ogranya followed the train. His father was a musician and it meant having various
Eghosa Omoruyi’s Renaissance photographs imitate real-life paintings with a mix of classical appearances, summing up to a wistful memory of periods known in history. His
In true legendary style, Angelique Kidjo carries the song’s chorus with a thousand voices in one. Her signature sound is indisputable in its hooks. Her
The misrepresentation of Africa has become a pressing issue, affecting Africa’s imagery around the globe. Several creatives across the continent continue to hammer for new
Pot of Stories At First, There Was No Blood: Unlearning Afro-womanism ➤ Adebola Makinde in Agbowó Innocence stripped. This is the story of a young
The harp is a magnificent instrument that has captivated audiences for centuries. It is an instrument of grace, elegance and beauty, and when played by
Joy Kioko understands that feelings of sadness and depression are not escapable, but they can be managed through therapy. She also understands that therapy is
The fashion industry is a global powerhouse, shaping trends and influencing cultures on a massive scale. But with its emphasis on fast fashion and its
Photographer Yagazie Emezi has created beautiful imagery for a new issue of Architectural Digest from presidential portrait artist Kehinde Wiley’s Lagos abode. Kehinde Wiley is
In 2014, a sibling band was formed in New York City that would come to be known as Infinity Song. The group initially consisted of
Every year, more than 10 million people fall victim to cancer, with a staggering 70% of these deaths occurring in low-to-middle-income countries. The World Health
From a director and a scriptwriter, here is my honest review of why Anikulapo, the movie, might have missed the Nigerian Oscar selection committee’s selection.
Spoken word poet Hafsat Abdullahi gained the well-deserved attention of the world when, last November, she released her film, “To the Girl in English Class”
With the song reclaiming the top of music charts weeks after it’s release as part of the Boy Alone body of work, it’s time to
Dulo Folarin Harris (@iamdulo) is a voice over actor whose humourous comic voice over impressions of viral clips, especially of unwitty animals, had earned him
Yasmine Fofana obtained a Bachelor of Science in business administration with a focus on international business at Mansfield University in Pennsylvania, US and a Master’s
Ahmed Muhammed Bello is a creative who describes himself as a “universal artist and surrealist”. A businessman who expresses himself in different ways — voice-over
I passed by and saw an ugly sight: The ones whose names we chanted in the streets Sitting on Chinese chairs in the government house
Born into a musically inclined family, singer, songwriter and performing artist Ogranya followed the train. His father was a musician and it meant having various
Eghosa Omoruyi’s Renaissance photographs imitate real-life paintings with a mix of classical appearances, summing up to a wistful memory of periods known in history. His
In true legendary style, Angelique Kidjo carries the song’s chorus with a thousand voices in one. Her signature sound is indisputable in its hooks. Her
The misrepresentation of Africa has become a pressing issue, affecting Africa’s imagery around the globe. Several creatives across the continent continue to hammer for new
Pot of Stories At First, There Was No Blood: Unlearning Afro-womanism ➤ Adebola Makinde in Agbowó Innocence stripped. This is the story of a young
