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Faith Gbadero — Art as an exploration of faith, identity, and objective self-expression
Nigerian artist Faith Gbadero represents a new breed of young artists of African descent using their canvas to explore realities, experiences and identities. Over the years, Faith has done works…
The Adventure of Ayya review – A Captivating Tale of Courage and Resilience
Sani Abdulrazak's The Adventure of Ayya is a captivating fictional short story…
Faith Gbadero — Art as an exploration of faith, identity, and objective self-expression
Nigerian artist Faith Gbadero represents a new breed of young artists of…
How ‘Country Queen’ and ‘Nairobby’ Addresses the Ills of Present-day Kenya
Nairobby and Country Queen are two notable Kenyan films running on Netflix.…
10 Performance Poets From Northern Nigeria Who Have Graced the TEDx Stage
Recently, we have seen the rise of TEDx events occurring most often…
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