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Arts · Culture and Society · Literature · Press Release
Press Release 25/02/2015, Reading, UK—Kola Tubosun: linguist, teacher and writer at Whitesands School, Lagos, Nigeria, will be joining the international humanities Twitter account, We the Humanities, as next week’s guest[…]
Arts · Culture and Society · Essays/Criticism · Lit Mag · Literature · World Affairs
By Niyi Osundare Gone, the Magic Muse of Aracataca. In a manner similar to his wondrous tales, I can see him levitating towards the skies, a pen in one hand,[…]
Arts · Culture and Society · History · Literature · Writing
Press Release/Announcement on “GIANTS OF HISTORY” – A book by Lateef Ibirogba Giants of History is a coffee-table non-fiction book for readers, writers, journalists, students, and other research or history-oriented[…]
Arts · Essays · opinion · Writing
“Don’t be a fucking victim. You can’t be living in the age of Google and cheap internet where you can find out the resources available to you as a young African writer through the social network and other avenues, waiting for your father to make the policy or arrangements for you is immoral. In fact it is evil. It’s your job to make it.”
Arts · Culture and Society · Film · opinion
In America, video vixens are staples of Hip Hop music videos. Video vixens are the curvaceous ladies who sashay across television screens in skimpy attire and often serve no other[…]
Arts · Culture and Society · Literature · opinion
by Damola Fakunle I am writing to you as a concerned Nigerian nineteen year old. After having visited your website, I find it disconcerting that there is scant mention of[…]
A couple of weeks ago, Wale tweeted. Omo naija — Wale Folarin (@Wale) June 14, 2013 An inoffensive tweet for all intents and purposes which would have been lost[…]
Arts · Culture and Society · Film · opinion
The team here at NigeriansTalk is excited to present our new contributor Mafoya Dossoumon. He was born and raised in Benin Republic. He lived briefly in France with his parents as[…]
There is music and there is music. There is music to make you shake your “bum bum” and there is music to make you reminisce. In “Olorun Mi,” Tiwa Savage does more[…]
Art/Photography · Arts · Culture and Society · Lit Mag
Since returning to Nigeria from the United States in 2008, Victor Ehikhamenor has worked as a journalist, writer, graphic artist, photographer, and the creative director of 234NEXT newspaper. Of his[…]