Once, my friends and I gathered together to have some fun and as we glided from one topic to another, one of them blurted out, “let...
Dear readers, We must avow that this year has been quite noteworthy, especially for storytellers, creators and creatives in Nigeria, and Africa entirely. There have been...
...we can make the missing and the dead breathe again.
In December 2020, Frank iTom decided to ‘try new things.’ He already understood how some of the basic video transitions – like covering your camera, standing...
I'm giving a big shout-out to all Iranian women protesting and removing their headscarves. I hope I get to see that world where women are let...
I'm all for women owning their stories and determining how these narratives would shape them.
When it comes to movie premieres in Nigeria, there's only one rule: come big or don't come at all.
We all have environments, upbringing, education, exposure, beliefs and ideologies that are unique to us, and it is very unlikely that people will behave a certain...
Every story is told from someone's lens and perspective. There's a camera, there are words, there's an agenda – and there are people behind this.
Listen, I am tired of receiving calls and getting text messages that my cousin’s sister’s uncle’s friend’s brother took a loan from an app that...
Our team’s all-hands meeting last week was, as usual, filled with laughter and important nuggets. When we were told Jane (note that all names here...
I want to live my life that way. That when I think of death, I think of peace...
On the 2nd and 3rd of September, Women Radio, in collaboration with UN Women and the Government of Canada, organised a 2-day media training on reporting women....
When you feel safe and secure, there is no room for fear.
There's acid in your stomach, bile in your throat, anger in your heart, and war in your head. Your mind is raging with ideas like alates...
During our morning prayers, my mother, on her knees like the rest of us, her hands clasped together and her eyes shut, prayed, “Now that we’re...
This is how to tell the African story: tell all.
In games, are there truly fair plays?
This is what it means to be authors of our own stories: not writing single stories about Africa(ns); letting go of stereotypical views; not focusing on...
More important than telling African stories is how we tell them.
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