Tomiwa Yussuf has a background in History/International studies. With a strong bias for fictional art of varying forms, he contributes to a couple of literary blogs and is an in-house editor at nantygreens.com. When he’s not writing, he pursues other interests like digital marketing, social work and sports.
Ever since the news broke that Nnedi Okorafor’s first adult novel Who Fears Death has been optioned for a screen adaptation by American TV giant HBO, anticipation levels from fans...
As unique as the people who make and wear them, African fabrics are currently enjoying a massive share of the fashion spotlight all around the world. These unique fabrics are...
Thankfully, in today’s world of fast-paced information and lightning connectivity, we now have access to places we wouldn’t ordinarily have access to, through channels like Google and YouTube. Contrary however...
After 6 or more years of gathering tunes, testing lyrics and troubleshooting sounds, 13-piece band Bantu has dropped a new 10-track offering titled ‘Agberos International’. Fans already familiar with the...
When we think of communication in relation to mankind, it’s not unusual to juxtapose it with hypothetical scenarios like the chicken or the egg causality dilemma; which came first? Was...
Oyinkan Braithwaite’s latest is a fictional foray into the lives of the Abebe family; a posh Lagos family that appear to have everything going for them on the outside but...
“All things are created twice. We create them first in our minds.” ─ Stephen Covey By the age of 9, Susan Oludele already knew what she wanted to recreate and...
Her soul is yellow and it has been copiously poured on these songs─ this much is instantaneously apparent on a quick listen of Zoe Madiga’s debut album ‘Yellow the Novel’....
For those who have had the pleasure of experiencing Akeem Lasisi’s poetry performances, figuring out or pin-pointing the genre of his art form is usually problematic. While some opt to...
As at last count, Nigeria has about 371 distinct tribes living within her borders and making up the indigenous population. These tribes are all deeply-cultural people of rich ancestry and...