Aderopo Afolabi’s Lens on Women Living with Albinism
By Osa Mbonu-Amadi Nigerian visual artist and photographer Aderopo Afolabi, in this research-based work, stages concepts of identity, representation, cultural memory, and belonging. Focusing on lived experiences of women in underrepresented communities, the artist weaves visual narratives that reveal societal stereotypes about women living with special needs. Aderopo basically works using photographs to shape individual […]
Politics killed my proposal for photography university – Pa Bola Dada
In Nigeria, we do not promote photography like is done overseas
From the creek, Akinleye takes oil war to the gallery
The works deal movingly with the complicated issues surrounding the region, including illegal refining and smuggling of crude oil
Ake festival : Growing literary platform for Africa’s creatives
The conversation re-echoed the importance of preserving African languages through literary works written in mother tongues
The office of a Bishop: The big misunderstanding
Evangelist Gabriel Mete in this 125-page book, The Office of a Bishop, X-rays the level of decadence the Nigerian 21st century church has slumped into.
Eferakeya presents autobiography
Senator Adego Eferakeya, a professor of Pharmacology and Toxicology, at the weekend, Amukpe, Sapele, Delta State, presented his Autobiography titled; “My Life Journey So Far,” to mark his 76th birthday anniversary celebration.
