Year: 2022
Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie’s “Notes on Grief” Shows Me that Grief is a Stranger
It's been roughly two years since the virus shook the world, and for a generation that is gung-ho about being…
The Work Culture and the New Breed: What the Old Wineskin Means for the New Wine
Work is an integral cog in the wheel of human civilization. Without it, there would be no societal sustenance. The…
This is How Samuel A. Adeyemi Uses Poetry to Reimagine Nihilism
We have strong literary voices coming out of Africa of late, especially with the help of the internet, which has…
Minority Representation in a Constantly Evolving World: Notes from the Ibom International Art and Book Festival
When we talk about minorities, what do we refer to? I bet the first definition to cross your mind is…
Mogau Kekana is observing Africa through animation
South African artist, illustrator and animator Mogau Kekana wields his experiences into compelling stories. For Mogau, careful observation precedes creativity,…
Olumodeji Dimimu weaves woolen portraits pregnant with meaning
The Nigerian artist, Olumodeji Dimimu, believes that an artist should break the norm and follow unconventional paths—a mindset that has…
Oladeji Onwugbufor uses digital art as a medium for self-representation
Oladeji Onwugbufor is a UK-born Nigerian-based digital artist who has had a knack for art since childhood. He specializes in…
The Drill of Working in Big Tech – A Dialogue with Chisom Nwokwu
Chisom C. Nwokwu is a fast rising female in the tech space. She interned at the bank of America in…
Bolaji Seun on Influencing Nigeria’s Cultural Tourism Industry
Bolaji Seun is a young Nigerian Tourism Influencer, travel writer, and founder of Naija Explorers. Bolaji aims in all his…
