Black women continue to be a driving force as the world evolves, from education and politics to sports and entertainment, the #blackgirlmagic movement keeps breaking barriers. For
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EA Sports is known around the world for their sport video games especially FIFA, a football game they release every year for football
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Achille Mbembe, is a Cameroonian political theorist, author, and educator based in South Africa. Achille Mbembe, who’s currently a research professor in history
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Quadri Aruna, a Nigerian table tennis player who represented the country at the 2012 Summer Olympics and 2016 Summer Olympics – where he reached the quarter-finals will represent
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Lanaire Aderemi is a fast-rising author, poet and spoken word artist from Nigeria. In 2017, when she was only 16, the Verse writer had
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“Like slavery and apartheid, poverty is not natural. It is man-made and it can be overcome and eradicated by the actions of
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Writivism is a Kampala-based initiative that promotes African Literature and supports emerging writers. Each year they’ve been known to host an annual
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Nigeria, the most populated black nation in the world, striding on a diversity of 500 different ethnic groups as well as several
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Somehow I wish this piece was a review of EVERYTHING IS LOVE, the last round of the trilogy of confrontational albums about
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In 2016, when Linda Ikeji launched her own social networking platform – Linda Ikeji Social (LIS), the Nigerian internet sphere went agog, and
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African music is becoming increasingly globalized, and while research and statistics argue that more people are consuming more music than ever before,
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Black scientists are significantly underrepresented, despite experiencing racial unfairness from the early years, these remarkable people still make efforts to keep their
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If there’s one thing to note about Joshua Ahazie, it’s the truth that he knows his stuff and in fact, he’s proud
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Ask anyone how they identify themselves and they’ll have a multitude of identities, some more salient than others. Living in Nigeria all
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According to Quartz, it is estimated that about 500,000 Nigerian students graduate from tertiary institutions every year. The Nigerian National Youth Policy (2009) defines
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Can you give us a quick introduction of yourself and organisation CancerAware Nigeria? My name is Tolulope Falowo. I am the founder
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Anyone who has tried recruiting Nigerian graduates would have dealt with immense frustrations only similar in severity to using slow internet to
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One of the most disconcerting things so far is the unmannerly effrontery of the current generation in power to admit that animals
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Throughout decades, the continent of Africa has been portrayed as an environment where deep suffering and poverty occurs; it is depicted as
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Temitayo Jaiyeola on paper, Tayo on stage, Tayoislitty with close friends, this newbie 22 year old graduate is one of the emerging
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