Osamede and the Risk Nollywood Rarely Takes
What makes Osamede effective is that it does not attempt to compensate for this lack of structural support by diluting its identity. The film treats its language as a foundation.
Why Kigali Is Becoming a Serious Player in Africa’s Creative Future
Kigali has grown differently from the continent’s louder cultural capitals. Its presence has been gradual, built with less noise and more intention. Yet that quietness is precisely why the city is beginning to attract more serious attention.
Inside “tHERapy”: The Lagos Play Forcing Audiences to Confront Trauma, Silence and SurvivalInside Therapy
Tosin’s latest project, Therapy, is a one-woman play written and performed by Oladotun Olagbadebo, with Adeyemi as Director.
What Did Asake Do Right?
Asake did something deceptively simple.
He understood timing.
He understood identity.
And most importantly, he understood himself.