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African Folklore: The Next Frontier of Big Budget Movie Stories
In the world of cinema, storytelling is at the heart of every great movie. For decades, Hollywood and other major film industries have explored diverse cultures and mythologies to craft compelling narratives. While we’ve seen Greek and Norse mythology, European fairy tales, and Asian folklore grace the big screen, there’s… Listen ⇢
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The Celestial Church of Christ Nigeria: Worship as an Art Form
The Celestial Church of Christ, Nigeria, is a vibrant and distinctive religious denomination that has captivated the hearts and minds of millions of Nigerians and individuals around the world. While it is primarily a Christian denomination, what sets it apart is its unique mode of worship, which can be seen… Listen ⇢
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Grace, Rhythm, and Color:Ogundunsin’s Portraits of Yoruba Pride and Identity
Photographer and digital artist Oluwatobi Ogundunsin is dedicated to presenting the splendor of African culture. Ogundunsin, who was born in Nigeria, depicts the Yoruba tribe’s history and tradition in his artwork. Ogundunsin presented brand-new artistic creations that are on display right now. “The Gele’s grace,” “minds behind the talking drum,”… Listen ⇢
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“Crowning Glory: Edirin John Duvwiama’s Ode to Yoruba Hair Artistry”
Edirin John Duvwiama’s Yoruba Hair is a stunning tribute to African hair culture, particularly the rich traditions of Yoruba women’s hairstyles. Through a series of captivating images, Edirin draws attention to the intricate beauty, cultural significance, and artistry embedded in African hair—a subject that is often overlooked in favor of… Listen ⇢
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Review of Tosin Iwayemi’s Artworks: “Marketplace of Life,” “Judgement Day,” and “Spirit Realm”
Tosin Iwayemi, a Nigerian-born artist, is making significant strides in the digital art world with his evocative and vibrant pieces. His latest artworks, “Marketplace of Life,” “Judgement Day,” and “Spirit Realm,” each offer a unique exploration of human existence, interaction, and the metaphysical cycle of life and death. “Marketplace of… Listen ⇢
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Sacred Journey – Osun Festival, a Festival That Has Drawn Devotees From All Over the World
The Yoruba people of southwestern Nigeria have a very rich culture of festivals and rituals that serve as one of the primary means of preserving and transmitting important aspects of their cultures and histories. Osun festival in Osogbo, Olojo festival in Ile-Ife, Sango festival in Ede, Okebadan festival in Ibadan,… Listen ⇢
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The Eyo Festival – the Day the Spirit of the Ancestors Are Awoken
The Festival of Eyo The Eyo is a masquerade that only takes place on Lagos Island. It is thought to represent the ancestors’ spirits. The Eyo festival may be held in memory of a deceased chief, elder of a ruling family, or Oba. The Eyo Festival, also known as the… Listen ⇢
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President Barrack Obama Shares His Summer 2022 Playlist and He Has Being Listening to Tems and Burna Boy
Every summer, ex-President of the United States Barack Obama releases his summer playlist.President Barack Obama has posted on social media his list of 44 summer songs. As usual, it’s a diverse mix of pop, r&b, and hip hop tracks. The list is dominated by classics like Prince’s “Let’s Go Crazy,”… Listen ⇢
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Ebonylife Tv Adaptation of ‘elesin Oba,’ a Nigerian Historical Epic, Will Be the First Yoruba-language Film to Premiere at Tiff
Elesin Oba, The King’s Horseman,” a Netflix historical drama, will be the first Yoruba-language film to premiere at the Toronto International Film Festival. The film, produced by Mo Abudu’s EbonyLife Films and Netflix, is based on real-life events in Nigeria in 1943, and is set in the Oyo Empire, where… Listen ⇢
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