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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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Reclaiming the Mother Tongue: A New Crop of Young Writers Reviving Yoruba Literature
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Alfa Abdulkadir is Making Art from the Inward Gaze
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Architects of Vision: How Young Curators are Navigating Nigeria’s Art Landscape
This story references discussions held during the 8th edition of Moveee's monthly live culture panel, The Platform, which features Theo…
The Artiste Building a Music Career in Nigeria’s Largest, Often-Forgotten City
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Zaynab Iliyasu Bobi’s Cadaver of Red Roses and the Power of Indigenous Diction
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