The term “struggling artist” is very apt to describe the hard work that creative people do in order to convert their craft to money.
In this documentary on a local wood sculptor, Rotimi Olapade Adeyemo in Ibadan Oyo State, Taiwo …
This documentary focuses on population explosion. What determines the number of children have? Is it finances, religion or socio-cultural beliefs? In trying to unravel why people have the number of children they have, the director interviews a diverse number of…
Africa is known as the dark continent and it gets really depressing when it seems like we can’t seem to get out of the rot. However, we’re very optimistic that there’s a class of young people who will keep striving…
Sometimes, you see senior citizens living in Nigeria and something tugs at your heart. When you think about the fact that there are many aspects of our society that’s fractured, the impact is deeper than we sometimes allow ourselves to…
In my young mind, Mile 12 market in Lagos was synonymous with unending baskets of fresh tomatoes and pepper. It was the market to go for fresh farm produce in wholesale quantities.
But, what really makes Mile 12 market…
In January 2012, Nigerians went all out to protest the removal of fuel subsidy and generally bad leadership. It was an impressive to see many Nigerians, cutting across a wide demographic of people coming together to stand firm for…
I got this video yesterday and I knew I had to share with you all. It’s a feature length educative and historical documentary of Nigeria.
I went through different stages of emotions as I watched this. There’s so much…
