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Historical Fabulations and the ‘Potentially Queer’ in New Nollywood Epics

Diekara Oloruntoba-Oju·February 22, 2025

Nigerian filmmakers are working to reanimate cultural histories through the production of exciting epic films. These films offer narrative openings to uncover histories of African queer life. Read More...

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On Demas Nwoko

Wale Lawal·February 21, 2025

Our latest issue, Demas Nwoko’s Natural Synthesis, celebrates Nwoko’s artistic and architectural impact and the rise of African architecture. Read More...

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The Necessity of Demas Nwoko’s Natural Synthesis

Wale Lawal·February 21, 2025

At 89, Demas Nwoko invites us to prioritize local community impact over international glamour and to rethink the trajectory of African art and architecture. Read More...

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Sonny Okosun and the Paradox of Nigerian Greatness

Emmanuel Esomnofu·February 21, 2025

Sonny Okosun was one of the most beloved artists of his time. However, the singer’s gentle perspective has not always favoured his legacy, hinting at a deeper cultural and societal disconnect. Read More...

February/March 2025 Nigeria vol9-no1

Towards a True Nigerian Theatre

Ijapa O·February 21, 2025

As the production and consumption of theatre in Nigeria declines, experts weigh in on its current status and what the future holds. Read More...

February/March 2025 Nigeria vol9-no1

A Woman among Women

Ukamaka Olisakwe·February 21, 2025

Flora Nwapa dedicated her life to writing in a period where women writing and publishing were not accorded the same respect as men. This resistance is reflected in her characters, especially Efuru. Read More...

February/March 2025 Nigeria vol9-no1

The Luxury Apartment Complex in Lagos

Dawn Chinagorom-Abiakalam·February 21, 2025

In recent years, Lagos has witnessed a surge in waterfront developments, mirroring the urban landscapes of cities like Miami and Los Angeles. Rather than fostering inclusive growth, these developments have intensified socio-spatial inequality while increasing climate vulnerabilities, such as rising sea levels and increased inner-city flooding. Read More...

February/March 2025 Nigeria vol9-no1

Wrappers of Rivers

The Republic·February 21, 2025

In documenting and displaying the intricate cultures of wrapper tying and wrapper wearing in Rivers State, Aleruchi Kinika, the photographer behind the series, ‘Wrappers of Rivers’, says she ‘wanted to tell the story of the wrappers and Rivers people as one.’ Read More...

February/March 2025 Interviews Nigeria vol9-no1

The Expressive Dimensions of Yoruba Architecture

Ernest Ògúnyemí·February 21, 2025

While the form of Yoruba architecture has changed, the idea of the agbo ilé has not gone away. Read More...

February/March 2025 Nigeria vol9-no1

The Woman Who Married a Woman in Igboland

Emmanuel Azubuike·February 21, 2025

In a culture that reveres procreation, and where boys are considered more valuable than girls, what happens when a woman marries another woman to fulfil her societal obligation of childbearing? Read More...

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