Month: July 2022
Creative Lives: What Content Creation Means to Ndidi Amaka
Ndidi Amaka is studying Theatre and Film at the University of Nigeria, Nsukka. Her creative journey started while she was…
Sheed Sorple Cecil is Breathing Life into Digital Art Forms
Sheed Sorple Cecil is one of the creative duo behind the now-dissolved Blake Arts brand. He has worked and done…
Yahuza Abdulkadir reads Dead Men on The Poetry Experience
In this episode of The Poetry Experience, Yahuza Abdulkadir reads "Dead Men", published in Konya Shams Rumi, and "Our Nightmares",…
Fola Francis is Creating Fashion and Lifestyle Content to Spread Queer Joy
Brave, resilient, authentic – these are the words that best describe Fola Francis. As a trans woman living in Nigeria,…
Muhsin Kari — Navigating the almost non-existent Nigerian woodwork industry
Navigating the Nigerian woodwork industry is synonymous to surviving in a desert. This can be very tasking considering the harshness…
Cheating on Science: Abdulrahim Hussani’s award-winning literary journey
I came across the brilliant Nigerian writer Hussani Abdulrahim, and I think I have found a treasure. Hussani has what…
Lex Ash: The Artist, Artiste and (Low-key) Tech Bro
Mainly renowned for his fresh, captivating photography style, Lex Ash has ventured into another art form – music. His debut…
Ife Olatona is defying the norm and following his most intense obsessions
If you are a huge fan of American television series, then perhaps you are familiar with the series Modern Love,…
How do we repair humanity? A conversation with Kawthar Monisola Salahudeen
Kawthar Monisola Salahudeen is a writer, rights activist, policy enthusiast, and barrister-in-making. Kawthar was a fellow and now an alumnus…
