A culture enthusiast, Christina Ifubaraboye holds a degree in mass communications from the University of Hertfordshire. Christina's interests lie in cinema, social justice, the media and the role it maintains in the digital age, while her focus is on challenging commonly misconstrued narratives in society.
Feminism has been regarded the major perpetuator of gender wars on Nigerian Twitter; women who identify with the infamous word have suffered quite a reputation as war-hungry, scorned and men-hating...
In the information age, certain ills cannot be ignored, one of which is failing to grasp the humanity of people creating their own spaces outside the normative structure, that most...
Laolu Senbanjo is an acclaimed artist most popular for his style – Afromysterics, which he interprets as the mystery of the African thought pattern. His signature has been branded by...
Abai Schulze moved to Texas when she was 11. After her senior thesis on Ethiopia’s potential for exporting textile, she returned to her home country in 2014 at 25 and created ZAAF, a...
Nollywood in recent times has proven to be a major source of joy to its audience, with viral videos of Charles Inojie’s #nademdeyrushus to Francis Odega’s #gerraheremehn, it is apparent we’re...