By Muhammad Abdussalam Corruption–one of the most discussed issues in Nigeria–is perhaps felt the most by ordinary citizens. Paradoxically, Nigerians…
Category: Lifestyle & Culture
Threads of Revival: Africa’s Textile Industry Reimagines Its Future
In a workshop in Dakar, a group of women painstakingly embroider fabrics with intricate Wolof patterns, each stitch a nod…
Culture Under Construction: Africa’s Balancing Act in a Globalized Era
In a dimly lit theater in Johannesburg, an audience erupts in applause as a contemporary dance troupe reimagines the Zulu…
The Abebuu Adekai/ Fantasy Coffin: Ghana’s Unique Funeral Tradition
Author: Anthonia Andrew While browsing social media lately, I came across a moving video of a woman dressing a deceased…
African Cuisine: A Journey Through the Continent’s Diverse Food Cultures
Author: Taofeeqat Adigun Imagine the warmth of freshly baked bread, the scent of cooking stews, and taking your first chew…
The Role of Storytelling and Oral Traditions in Preserving African Culture
Author: Chioma Alaedu Storytelling and oral traditions have been the lifeline of African culture for centuries, serving as a medium…
Exploring Nigeria’s Thriving Creative Industry: An Overview
Author: Lateef Modati | madotiayomi@gmail.com 1.0 Introduction Creative business has become a dynamic, robust and undeniable force in today’s fast-paced…
Development in Africa: Emerging Influence of African Women.
Author: Ozanu Miracle Chidera To many the prospect of bringing the African dream to life is akin to waiting for…
The Precariousness of Expectations in Our Society
Source: pexels.com Author: Muhammad Abdussalam I think about this often, especially when I see people exhibiting this attitude. We are…
Why has no African Nation Ever Won a World Cup?
Author: Abubakar Yusuf Ado | aya1900184.pha@buk.edu.ng Antonio Conte once said that, “to use the verb ‘to win’ is more simple…