Category: LOUDER (Culture, lifestyle and Interviews)
Why the ‘Trust Me’ Economy No Longer Works in Nigerian Agriculture
Smallholder farmers selling their produce (Image: Jane Cobi) By Cobi-Jane Akinrele When I first moved to Jos, besides the relatively cool weather, I was taken ... Read More
STOFFE: Not Just Fabric, but Memory, Legacy, and the Reclaiming of a Warped Story
I sat in the cinema watching STOFFE, and 88 minutes later, I walked out with more than emotion. I walked out carrying truths that had ... Read More
From Tragedy to Hope: Jabar’s Story Builds Peace in Nigeria
As a refugee in Nigeria, Jabar often tells stories of simpler times in Sudan (Photo by Yusuf Yassir on Unsplash) A Voice for Peace ... Read More
Fabrics & Style: African Sustainability Win Earthshot Prize
African fabrics are a sustainable, visual language of history, culture, and identity (Image: Kalpa Mahagamage@Unsplash) African Fabrics: Ancient Sustainability Works its Way to the Earthshot ... Read More
Cultural Genocide in Nigeria: Communities Erased by Terror
After months of captivity by suspected Boko Haram militants, ex-hostages arrive at Cameroon's Yaounde Nsimalen International Airport., 2014 (Image: Wiki Commons) How Extremism is Causing ... Read More
Acholonu on Africa’s Lost Knowledge and Civilizations (Pt 5)
Igboukwu bronze works are relics of Africa's lost civilizations. Image by Wikimedia Commons Conclusion: Africa, Cradle of Civilization, Keeper of Humanity’s Lost Codes Global Impact ... Read More
Acholonu: The Symbols and the Lost City of Igboukwu (Pt 4)
Symbols that travel back in time. Image by Wikimedia Commons The Symbol of the Forehead and the Lost City Beneath Igboukwu FeelNubia: Professor Acholonu, I ... Read More