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Last week, Niyi Akinmolayan’s Colours of Fire hit Netflix. Within forty-eight hours, Nigerian social media had turned it into a re…
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Meet Khalifa Suleiman, the artist behind Khalee Gee, who’s carving a UK Grime lane in Northern Nigeria, fusing the rapid-fire cade…
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There is something quietly unsettling about the stories we never tell. They remain with us, growing louder in memory than they eve…
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Iman learned what handmade looked like before she learned how to do it herself. Her mother is a potter and a florist, so the house…
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Paulcy Odama is an artist who approaches the human condition with the sensitivity of someone who has witnessed both the fragility …
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Ahead of the sixth edition of the Kaduna Fashion and Art Festival, exhibition notes shared with The Moveee detail the thinking beh…
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Ahead of its sixth, biennial edition, the founder of the Kaduna Fashion and Art Exhibition talks ownership, erasure, and why the N…
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The following piece is based on a conversation held during an edition of The Moveee’s monthly live culture panel, The Platform, ti…
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Tobiloba Afolayan is a ghostwriter with three books of his own and nine years of writing behind other people’s names. In this edit…
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Temitayo Adekola writes about the experiences African society would rather look away from. His novelette Trauma, first written in …
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Nonye Jennifer Amaechi on writing as survival, her debut novel Black Ink White Paper, and why love in her fiction is never simple.…
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From flipping NFTs to saving over $1,000 in meme coins, Wegba has consistently turned small wins into stepping stones in his quest…
Read →Growing up, Boluwatife Ajayi used to laugh at the idea of becoming a broadcaster. Today, she is one of the industry’s rising voice…
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Since our inception in 2022, The Moveee has been dedicated to culture journalism, occasionally publishing compelling fiction, nonf…
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Lola Shoneyin’s 2010 novel has already lived several lives. It became a stage play that earned a five-star review from The Guardia…
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The Witsprouts Storytelling Prize is now open for nominations for its second edition, with The Witsprouts Project inviting a much …
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The Kaduna Fashion and Art Exhibition (KAFART) will hold its sixth edition this October from the 22nd to the 25th involving severa…
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Self-reliance, faith, and flex culture collide across EF Moon’s catalog — a philosophy still being worked out in real time.
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Last week, Niyi Akinmolayan’s Colours of Fire hit Netflix. Within forty-eight hours, Nigerian social media had turned it into a re…
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There is something quietly unsettling about the stories we never tell. They remain with us, growing louder in memory than they eve…
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When you pick up Aishat A. Bolaji’s Flowers at the City of Dreams, you should read the dedication first. “Dedicated to the courage…
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A Billion Dollars in South LA: The Lucas Museum of Narrative Art
The Grammy-winning TDE artist opens up about studying Shawn Carter’s growth, balancing Southern roots, and upholding the historica…