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.
Once you step foot in Luanda, the pungent sea-smell of the port city is sure to assail your senses with unspoken promises of endless thrills. Luanda is the capital of...
In the instantaneous space that is the digital sphere, things happen so much faster than blink-speed that more is lost than experienced. Instagram is one of the most popular pseudo-virtual...
The red city sits to the north of the snow-capped Atlas Mountains, 580 km south-west of Tangier and 327 km south-west of Rabat, the current capital of the Kingdom of...
Villain or hero, most people love happy endings. Usually, such merry tales involve a man and woman in some intricate story arc, yet, reality doesn’t work out quite the same....
As far as the Nigerian music space is concerned, Tijani Olasunmbo Fowosere a.k.a Tjan is a unicorn. This is made obvious by his vocals, which is perhaps the first thing...
Oluseyi ‘Asurf’ Amuwa is no more as strange on the Nollywood scene as a camera on a filming set. Anyone slightly conversant with the Nigerian filmmaking industry will have no...
In recent times, poetry in all its several forms has been on a remarkable rise in Nigeria. Coupled with this growth has been an increased awareness and appreciation for the...
He’s a Lagos prince from Isale Eko (downtown Lagos) who goes by the moniker Adekunle ‘Gold’. Although he claims its adoption was inspired after a soul-shaking church service, overall it...
Industrialisation is arguably the best thing that has happened to man since he lighted the first fire – or even before that. Through it, he has created wondrous things like...
The histories of world nations aren’t always written but also lay bare in buildings, for the senses to feel and the eyes to soak in their peculiar sights. Nigeria, a...