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The Language of Healing: Paulcy Odama on Art, Medicine, and Meaning

Paulcy Odama is an artist who approaches the human condition with the sensitivity of someone who has witnessed both the fragility of the body and…
2 August 2026Read Full Story →
Claypots, Food, and the Body: What to Expect at KAFART’s Flagship Exhibition
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Claypots, Food, and the Body: What to Expect at KAFART’s Flagship Exhibition

29 July 2026
To Have and to Hold: Ganiyat Sani on KAFART’s Boldest Chapter Yet
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To Have and to Hold: Ganiyat Sani on KAFART’s Boldest Chapter Yet

17 July 2026
Eloswag Nwamu On Why Every Creative Needs a Money Strategy, Not Just a Following
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Eloswag Nwamu On Why Every Creative Needs a Money Strategy, Not Just a Following

2 July 2026

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Keji Hamilton and the Empty Throne of Fela Kuti’s Afrobeat
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Keji Hamilton and the Empty Throne of Fela Kuti’s Afrobeat

Keji Hamilton’s “Agbaya People” is a rare thing — a genuine attempt at Fela Kuti’s actual sound in an era that samples his catalogue endlessly but rarely plays it.
13/06/2026
How to Eat Yam and Beans for a Week (And Never Eat the Same Meal Twice)
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How to Eat Yam and Beans for a Week (And Never Eat the Same Meal Twice)

Being stuck in an island for a week with only yam and cowpeas (beans) as your main staples might sound restrictive, but it is actually a fantastic canvas for some hearty, flavorful cooking.
13/06/2026
What Happens When a Digital Artist Decides His Work Needs a Purpose?
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What Happens When a Digital Artist Decides His Work Needs a Purpose?

Restacking the Odds was Quadri Morin’s first major exhibition, but he doesn’t call it a conclusion. He calls it a “first phrase.” We spoke to him about self-empowerment, intentional living, and why his art had to do more than just be seen.
23/05/2026

The Lane

The Writer Behind the Books You Think Someone Else Wrote
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The Writer Behind the Books You Think Someone Else Wrote

25/05/2026
He Wrote Trauma in 2021. The World Needed It More in 2026.
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He Wrote Trauma in 2021. The World Needed It More in 2026.

23/05/2026
The Romance Novelist Who Believes Love Is Never Just Romantic
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The Romance Novelist Who Believes Love Is Never Just Romantic

21/05/2026
Oghenevwegba Ransome Is Building a Web3 Playbook with Wins and Hard Lessons
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Oghenevwegba Ransome Is Building a Web3 Playbook with Wins and Hard Lessons

06/04/2026
How Tife Ajayi Turned an IT Placement Into a Thriving Broadcasting Career
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How Tife Ajayi Turned an IT Placement Into a Thriving Broadcasting Career

23/03/2026

Culture News

Baba Segi’s Household Is Finally Coming to the Big Screen This December
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Baba Segi’s Household Is Finally Coming to the Big Screen This December

Lola Shoneyin’s 2010 novel has already lived several lives. It became a stage play that earned a five-star review from The Guardian. N…

Witsprouts Opens Nominations for the Second Edition of Its Storytelling Prize

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Witsprouts Opens Nominations for the Second Edition of Its Storytelling Prize

05/08/2026
After a Year Off, KAFART Returns as a Biennial — And Bigger in Scope

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After a Year Off, KAFART Returns as a Biennial — And Bigger in Scope

07/07/2026
Doechii on Her Late Discovery of JAY-Z’s Catalog and the Power of Hip-Hop Tradition

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Doechii on Her Late Discovery of JAY-Z’s Catalog and the Power of Hip-Hop Tradition

07/06/2026
Windrush Reparations Return to Parliament — With Caribbean Leaders Watching

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Windrush Reparations Return to Parliament — With Caribbean Leaders Watching

07/06/2026
A New Home for Black British Music: V&A East Opens Its Doors

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A New Home for Black British Music: V&A East Opens Its Doors

06/06/2026

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Aisha A. Bolaji Tends to the Wounds of Girls in Full Bloom in Flowers at the City of Dreams
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How We Argue
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Why BNXN Sampling Amadou & Mariam Matters More Than You Think
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Why BNXN Sampling Amadou & Mariam Matters More Than You Think
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Is Celebrity Boxing Nigeria’s Next Big Entertainment Export?
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Is Celebrity Boxing Nigeria’s Next Big Entertainment Export?
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