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Introducing the Kujus: Sparing the Elephant in the Room and the Breaking of Sibling Bonds

A disintegrated family is what we all pray against. We bind. We 'cast. We tie. We fire. As a matter of fact, we do all sorts, yet it remains what…

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A Miscellany of Art: Soul and Afro-folk in Contemporary Nigeria

In the complex fabric of Nigeria's cultural landscape, a unique fusion of…

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Introducing the Kujus: Sparing the Elephant in the Room and the Breaking of Sibling Bonds

A disintegrated family is what we all pray against. We bind. We…

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Edward’s Diary: Meet the Barber Who Rates His Job 100/10

Featured on this episode of the Creative Diary is a barber and…

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Ticket to Life: Geshin Salvador’s Film is Simultaneously Daring and Impractical

Geshin Salvador's Ticket to Life portrays the story of a couple whose…

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Growing up, my grandmother introduced me to the tradition of using a chewing stick. Despite the availability of toothbrushes in…

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Ayo Adams is Capturing the Nuances of Southwestern Nigeria

Adams Abdulfatai Ayomide, a Nigerian documentary filmmaker with an eye for capturing the nuances of the country's southwestern region, has…

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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 of younger generations, Gen Z and Millennials. As…

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Dan Dizzy is Creating Attention-Grabbing Rap Flows on the Go

Born Daniel Tuotamuno Darius in the bustling city of Port Harcourt, Nigeria, DanDizzy's love for music was evident from an…

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Ernest Raja Nettey is Facilitating Joy to the Grassroot Through Dance

Ernest Raja Nettey, popularly known as Starter, the charismatic professional dancer from Accra, has become an overnight sensation for his…

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The Critics Who Rule: From the Streets of Kaduna to the World

The African filmmaking scene has been producing a range of exciting talents in recent years, with The Critics Company, a…

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A New Wineskin: Content Creators Making Amusing Parodies of Popular Tunes

As a lifelong music lover, I have always been fascinated by the different interpretations of popular songs. From covers to…

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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 1800s. It was initially created as an undershirt…

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“Nanny” review – Anansi & Mami Wata: West African Myth or Reality?

Nanny, an American psychological horror film written and directed by Nikyatu Jusu, in her feature directorial debut, brings to light…

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