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  • Post-EndSARS Political Consciousness in Nigeria

    Dec 21, 2025

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    Post-EndSARS Political Consciousness in Nigeria
  • A Profound Reflection on Loss: Ololade Koleosho’s “Sariyu” and “The Lady Abeke”

    Ololade Koleosho’s artwork, Sariyu and The Lady Abeke, delves deeply into the complex and often unspoken emotions surrounding miscarriage. Through the powerful use of black-white & blue imagery, the artist captures the essence of grief, resilience, and healing. The absence of multiple color strips away distractions, centering the viewer’s attention… Listen ⇢

    A Profound Reflection on Loss: Ololade Koleosho’s “Sariyu” and “The Lady Abeke”
  • Was Pablo Picasso an individual genius or a cultural thief?

    The question of whether Pablo Picasso was an individual genius or a cultural thief is complex and rooted in a nuanced historical, artistic, and ethical debate. Here’s a breakdown of the discussion: Picasso was undeniably a groundbreaking artist who reshaped modern art through movements like Cubism, co-developed with Georges Braque.… Listen ⇢

    Was Pablo Picasso an individual genius or a cultural thief?
  • The Endless Loop: Jeroen Kooijmans “Work” Depicts The Cycles of Modern Life

    Jeroen Kooijmans’ video artwork titled Work is an arresting and thought-provoking piece that captures the essence of modern societal structures through a mesmerizing, cyclical visual metaphor. In the video, three men dressed in identical uniforms are shown engaged in a repetitive task—digging from one hole and filling another man’s hole,… Listen ⇢

    The Endless Loop: Jeroen Kooijmans “Work” Depicts The Cycles of Modern Life
  • The Intersection of Tradition and Modernity: A Review of Samuel Oladele’s Face of Spirituality

    Samuel Oladele’s recent exhibition, Face of Spirituality, presented at The Holy Art Gallery, is a mesmerizing exploration of African spirituality through the medium of portrait photography. The series taps into the ancient practice of face painting, a ritual often infused with deep cultural and spiritual significance, as seen in many… Listen ⇢

    The Intersection of Tradition and Modernity: A Review of Samuel Oladele’s Face of Spirituality
  • The People of Edo Still Worship Yoruba Figures and Ancestors

    An Edo man who shared intriguing insights into the cultural and historical practices of the Benin people. He explained that when the Edo people greet the Oba (King) of Benin, they acknowledge their submission to the king by referring to themselves as his slaves. After this, they conclude the greeting… Listen ⇢

    The People of Edo Still Worship Yoruba Figures and Ancestors
  • EP Review: “25 and Broke” by Valjae

    Valjae’s EP 25 and Broke is a dynamic 5-track project that is both deeply personal and sonically rich. This EP serves as a reflection of Valjae’s mindset during its creation, as he eloquently conveys through his smooth fusion of Afrobeats and profound lyricism. The project blends soulful instrumentals with introspective… Listen ⇢

    EP Review: “25 and Broke” by Valjae
  • Fireboy DML Releases Fourth Studio Album “Adedamola”

    Nigerian Afrobeat sensation Fireboy DML has returned to the music scene with his highly anticipated fourth studio album, “Adedamola.” Named after his first name, this 14-track project continues the legacy of his innovative approach to music, blending Afrobeat with R&B, pop, and a range of other genres to create a… Listen ⇢

    Fireboy DML Releases Fourth Studio Album “Adedamola”
  • Osun Osogbo Festival 2024: Celebrating Tradition, Culture, and Spirituality That Has Transcends Nigeria’s Borders

    The Osun Osogbo Festival, an annual cultural and religious celebration in Osun State, Nigeria, continues to be a cornerstone of Yoruba heritage. As it marks its 2024 edition, it will draw thousands of participants, both local and international, who come to honor the sacred Osun River and the goddess Osun,… Listen ⇢

    Osun Osogbo Festival 2024: Celebrating Tradition, Culture, and Spirituality That Has Transcends Nigeria’s Borders
  • “The Lasting Legacy of Afobaje: Celebrating Yoruba Culture Through Digital Storytelling”

    Afobaje, whose true name was Oluwagbenga Afobaje Korede, was a well-known Yoruba YouTuber and entrepreneur known for his bright and entertaining material that honoured Yoruba culture. Born on June 15, 1985, in Lagos, Nigeria, Afobaje rose to prominence with his lifestyle vlogs, which combined humour, narrative, and ethnic pride. He… Listen ⇢

    “The Lasting Legacy of Afobaje: Celebrating Yoruba Culture Through Digital Storytelling”
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