I Am Betting on Dumebi Madubuike, and She is Betting on Experimental African Music
20-year-old, Dumebi Madubike is embarking on a journey to carve a space for indie and experimental music made by Africans
Fashion and Fascism: How Authoritarian Regimes Dress Their Citizens
Fashion in authoritarian regimes like fascism enforces conformity, using minimalism to mask control and promote collective identity over individuality.
Meet Gabriella Nasky, the Stylist Behind the Viral Looks from Raindance
Meet Gabriella “Nasky” John Nasky, who made waves as the stylist of the viral “Raindance” music video, earning her a spot in the fashion limelight.
Why did Everyone Hate OurLand 2025, and was it that Bad?
The OurLand 2025 festival was a letdown, with long waits and disappointing performances overshadowing the night.
Abuja Might Be The Capital, but It Certainly Isn’t A Fashion Capital, and Might Never Be
Abuja strives for the fashion relevance that Lagos has but struggles to escape its quiet, conservative identity.
The Herd backlash and Why We Should Ban “Normalisation” From Our Vocabulary
The Netflix Nigerian film, The Herd, has caused a stir on its themes on banditry and depiction of the assailants as Northern Muslims. But we have thoughts
What even is a GTCO Fashion Weekend
GTCO Fashion Weekend’s branding issues might be overshadowing its potential, confusing audiences with Lagos Fashion Week
So We Caught Up with Ciara at Lagos Fashion Week:
The Spring Summer 2026 Lagos Fashion Week saw global superstar, Ciara Grace its runway and front rows.
Not Monoliths and Misplaced Apologies: Tiwa Savage, Tyla, and the Complexity of Identity
Tiwa Savage’s response to Tyla’s racial discourse raises questions about identity, apologies, and the complexities of African narratives.
Tyla, Elsa Majimbo, and Our Obsession with Relatability
The obsession with relatability in art stifles unique narratives; stars like Tyla and Elsa Majimbo defy norms to embrace their journeys.