Tag: Viewpoints
Why the Best Mentors Today Don’t Call Themselves Mentors
The traditional definition of who a mentor is comes from the poem…
Gen-Z, Startups, and the Art of Collaboration in Modern Work Culture
Let’s establish a fact. A fact that we can all see playing…
What Was Gender Equality in Nigeria Before the Intervention of the West?
The American Sociologist Thomas Sowell, in his book ‘Wealth, Poverty and Politics’…
The Evolution of the Harp in African and American Music
The harp is one of the oldest and most widespread musical instruments…
It’s Giving Spoilt Brat: Are Gen-Z and Millennials Fuelling a Decline in Traditional Moral Values?
A coworker and I recently had a conversation about the moral values…
This is Why I Still Chew Sticks
Growing up, my grandmother introduced me to the tradition of using a…
Wearing Your Heart on Your Sleeve: An Overview on Using T-shirts as a Tool for Expression
The t-shirt as we know it today first appeared in the late…
Bacardi Dance: The Choreographic Seduction of South African Rhythm
If you haven't yet heard of the Bacardi dance, it's time to…
Here is Why Anikulapo Might Have Missed the Oscar Committee Selection
From a director and a scriptwriter, here is my honest review of…
Stop Telling a Fat Woman She Looks Beautiful and Brave
Fat is a term that holds a great deal of power for…
Tribal Marks and Tattoos: A Proud Cultural Heritage on the Verge of Oblivion
Growing up in a society with rich cultural practices is fascinating. I…
Almajiranci: A Narrative That Needs To Be Rewritten
In northern Nigeria, a system of Islamic education called Almajiranci is being…