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This Is How You Move On From Grief That Has Run It’s Course as a Comforter
Grief - the bitter pill we all have to swallow at one point or the other. Recall when you lost a high-value possession, a much deserved and sought-after proposal, or…
A Miscellany of Art: Soul and Afro-folk in Contemporary Nigeria
In the complex fabric of Nigeria's cultural landscape, a unique fusion of…
Edward’s Diary: Meet the Barber Who Rates His Job 100/10
Featured on this episode of the Creative Diary is a barber and…
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…
This is Why I Still Chew Sticks
Growing up, my grandmother introduced me to the tradition of using a…
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I once posited elaborately on the position of Skip Gates—I believe—regarding critical canons and the particularity of looking at works.…
To Kill a Monkey review: The Monkey on the Programmer’s Back
Kemi Adetiba’s To Kill a Monkey is a show defined by a powerful central idea: the moment a desperate man…
Dream Count review: Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie’s Fragments of the Female Self
Dream Count is not the sweeping saga of Adichie’s acclaimed Americanah or the generational epic of Half of a Yellow…
Blooming Under the Bradford Skies review: An Anthology of Flowered Voices
Blooming Under Bradford Skies is a masterful assemblage of rich works by Nigerian and British writers who have made Bradford…
What Does Islam Teach Us About Conserving Natural Resources?
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KAFART’s Ganiyat Sani Thinks Fashion Could Learn Slowness from Art
In a world increasingly seeking innovation and cultural depth, the intersection of art and fashion stands as a testament to…
I Cry at the Feet of My Other Body review: Mustapha Enesi’s Ode to Endurance
In his striking debut collection, I Cry at the Feet of My Other Body and Other Stories, Mustapha Enesi turns…
Reclaiming the Mother Tongue: A New Crop of Young Writers Reviving Yoruba Literature
The conversation surrounding contemporary African literature has long been shadowed by the "colonisation of language," a concern powerfully articulated by…
The Chartered Accountant Beating Through Lagos Chaos into Academic Success
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