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The brand identity creation process I use to replicate success:
🟠 Context first
🟠 Clarity
🟠 Field research
🟠 Visual storytelling
🟠 Design system
How I know it works:
92.9% of my 2026 brand identity projects were approved within one iteration.
A Writerrr.
Hiii! I’d like you to read some of my write ups both Substack and Medium, I’ve put some of my links below.
Thank you. 🩵
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It's alarming how much women still have to campaign for the smallest of things. Things men would never have to think about.
Why are you people so cruel? Let widows be. Let pregnant women be. Let women be. For goodness sake, it's not a crime to be a woman.
This!
It's been more than 3 years away from my family and I keep pulling away the more. Just don't ever let shame or any emotional weight keep you away a bit from your people. You're homeless without them
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Funke Akindele!!!
JESUS CHRIST😮
This Woman partnered with Metaverse @facebook for
THE FOUR
(No One Fights Alone).
Facebook, THE ORIGIN
Facebook, where at least ONE PERSON IN ONE COUNTRY IN THE WORLD HAS ACCESS TO MEDIA INFO!
Opolo n jà!❤️🔥
Congrats, OLORI-OKO OF WA BOX OFFICE!!!
lekan retweeted
Èṣù Òkiri Òkò goes live on all streaming platforms by November 1st. Presave via ditto.fm/esu-okiri-oko
Do well to presave and you just might get an invite to my wedding anniversary with Chioma. 😉
Full conversation with Yèyé Luisah Teish can be found via YouTube - ThinkingAllowedTV.
Èṣù loves you.
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Submissions are still open! We'd love to read your work.
Deadline: November 5th, 2026. Link in bio.
Know a poet? Tag them below.
Cheek first comment for more👇
#theobibiezennaprizeforliterature
Did you know Ukara is a traditional Igbo textile similar to Adirẹ Alabẹrẹ from Yoruba?
It's created using stictch-resist technique of Nsibidi signs and symbols to communicate ideas.
My Adire wall art allows the pulse of african history and stories to be carried into homes.
Did you know Ukara is a traditional Igbo textile similar to Adirẹ Alabẹrẹ from Yoruba?
It's created using stictch-resist technique of Nsibidi signs and symbols to communicate ideas.
My Adire wall art allows the pulse of african history and stories to be carried into homes.
For OkayAfrica, I'm looking to commission a REALLY good fashion writer for Lagos Fashion Week. I'm looking for someone who's culturally sound, with a keen eye for fashion in Africa and sharp commentary. $300/commission.
Please fill this form. Also, RT🙏🏾
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