Tag: The Free Critics
4 Black Female Harpists Making a Lasting Impact in the World of Classical Music
The harp is a magnificent instrument that has captivated audiences for centuries.…
Here is Why Anikulapo Might Have Missed the Oscar Committee Selection
From a director and a scriptwriter, here is my honest review of…
An open letter to Nkrumah, Mandela & co
I passed by and saw an ugly sight: The ones whose names…
We Can Time Travel: A New Commandment From Sampa The Great
In true legendary style, Angelique Kidjo carries the song's chorus with a…
The 1HUNDRED Collection Is Sloane Angelou’s Representation Of Nature’s Morphology
The 1HUNDRED collection, originally inspired by Sloane Angelou’s reflection of the many…
10 Performance Poets From Northern Nigeria Who Have Graced the TEDx Stage
Recently, we have seen the rise of TEDx events occurring most often…
5 Tales of Fictional Women Who Pushed Past Boundaries
Have you ever seen God in the labour room? For the average…
Awaken Your Emotions With These 4 Thought-Provoking Nigerian Poetry Books
These four recommended poetry books are from Nigerian poets. The importance of…
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…
Beyond Lovebirds and Heartthrobs: 10 Books Exploring Romance Through The Lens of Black Authors
As any romance novel enthusiast will tell you, there is perhaps no…
5 Nigerian Women Advocating For a More Inclusive Tech Industry
The African tech ecosystem is evolving at an impressively fast pace. Many…
5 Kunle Afolayan Films that Explore a Mix of Indigenous and Contemporary Themes
Remember the saying, "Memories last forever.'' This is the case with Kunle…