The Future of African Literature Is Female
Some people believe that the best of literature emanates out of Africa. They’re closer to the truth than they’ll ever be. There’s just something...
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F&S Uncensored Hits New Milestone Of Podcasting In Her Fourth Year
The Podcast Pushing Nigerian Pop-Culture celebrates its Fourth anniversary in style. “You are listening to F&S Uncensored, the most consistent podcast...
New Sound, Who’s This?
“When I first discovered Adekunle Gold’s music, it felt like I had struck gold (literally). I wanted to protect it, and I felt an immense sense of duty to...
Gracey Mae: The Entertainment Journalist Amplifying Afrobeats in the UK
Being an entertainment journalist is more than meets the eye for UK’s number 1 Female Afrobeat host. It would be inappropriate to have a conversation...
WTF is Alté: The Documentary
An insight into the uprising of Nigeria’s most popular subgenre Most Nigerians have at some point asked themselves this question, WTF is Alté?...
Filmmaking in Nigeria: A Collaborative Exploit of Nigerian Creatives
Every Nigerian has a good memory of movies that incite a broad stream of emotions from the good old days. These movies showcased the rich Nigerian culture and...
African Music: A Vanguard for Black Excellence
African music is spearheading black excellence triumphantly. We are at a time where music has become a unifying language of some sort, and intercontinental...
Nigerian Artists and Channeling Evolutionary Art to the Nigerian culture
One thing you cannot take away from Nigerian youths is their ability to create something out of nothing. There is a common saying, if you can survive in...
High Times: Nigerians on using Drugs and Surviving Nigeria
If you’re a Nigerian who has lived in Nigeria for at least five (5) years, you will have likely come across someone who uses drugs for either...
A response to the politicising and commercialisation of queer African creatives
A collaborative project by Somunachino Words by : Adebayo Quadry-Adekanbi It would seem queer African existences are a never-ending performance of resistance....
