A Nation of Fakes: How Counterfeit Culture Became Normal in Nigeria
To solve this problem, we must intersect culture and regulation.
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To solve this problem, we must intersect culture and regulation.
12 hours ago
by Dennis Ade-Peters It takes a certain level of steely resolve to pursue a path in music. Especially when it’s in Nigerian music, at a time when the barrier to entry was higher than it is in our current post-digital reality. Timaya had his conviction set from the beginning, it was music or nothing. Music […]
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Sex is never just sex. Every week, we follow a thread of desire into stories about connection, vulnerability, and the twisting logic of intimacy. This week’s diary entry comes from a woman who crossed a boundary she had long believed was untouchable when she slept with her brother’s best friend. I knew, from the moment […]
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South Africa’s President Cyril Ramaphosa has had his state visit to Ghana denied on the grounds of security concerns and risks of mass unrest. The President had been scheduled to visit Ghana in the first week of August for diplomatic discussions intended to de-escalate the tensions between the two countries and strengthen their bond. However, […]
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Following the abduction of school children and members of staff in Oriire LGA, Ogbomosho, the Oyo State Chapter of the Nigerian Union of Teachers (NUT) embarked on an indefinite strike. The strike which lasted for a month before it was called off was to demonstrate concerns about the level of security in the state and […]
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Some spaces never truly leave us. That’s the central idea behind The Rooms We Carry, a new group exhibition at Retro Africa Gallery in Abuja that examines the emotional architecture people build over a lifetime. Opening June 19, the exhibition brings together five contemporary artists — Enoch Chinweuba, Oluwatobiloba Fasalejo, Christopher Samuel Idowu, Tiwa Akinjide, […]
4 months ago
From the start, it felt like the universe was testing my resolve.
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I hate that I don’t know how to just want without shame or strategy
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By Lulu Shabell For a long time, I have asked myself the wrong question. I have spent years placing African designers in Porto, Paris, Dubai, New York, and London for international buyers who arrived with their own frameworks of value, selected what resonated with them, and then departed. The work has been meaningful, and I […]
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