
Chaos is a ladder | Bylines @RepublicJournal @Vogue @BBC @NYTimes @Nativemag @YNaija @AfricaArguments | shortlisted for @ShortStoryAFR, Miles Morland Fellowship
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Throwing it back to Lagos Fashion Week & the beautiful clothes I showed as my artisanal brand Studio.Imo on IG (I handmade every single look).
Many thanks to @DwinTheStoic @DeolaA6, @LadeIbikunle & my phenomenal muse for this collection @vcheuba for coming thru for me
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I know this is not supposed to be funny but I know this feeling too well!! A police officer did same to me in abuja! I was just stunned! I legit froze!! Carrying out a search but inappropriately feeling me! Sigh! The trauma!
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My sister @Toni_hime FINALLY launched her own cocktail brand, after years of making some of the best cocktails in Lagos restaurants.
I’m so proud of her and she had an amazing launch at the Moonshot Food Village.
The drinks are so good!
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Saw a Nigerian brand threaten to sue who ever replicated her next collection. Went into her page and it was just stolen remodeled designs top to bottom. Her best seller is top Andrea Iyama bottom Simone Rocha cake dress. You guys aren’t slick you’re watering our creativity down!
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I will not join the campaign of despair. No, the APC hasn’t won. They cannot win. Power resides where we believe it does, and I still believe it lies with the people.
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Big Cabal Media is actually an events company that just happens to also do journalism and content creation
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One Global Talent Visa possessor used to be my mutual, he has this same MO, I called it out one day and he blocked me.
He’s in the UK forming neutral, while only having vim for Obi. He doesn’t want to be exposed for the fraud he is. A callous being he truly is.
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again, one of the pleasures of being a Nigerian film critic is having the rare opportunity to watch a GREAT film and interview its director.
spoke with @ChuGailx about Her Daughters' Mother after watching it few weeks ago.
culturecustodian.com/for-chi…
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“In Her Daughters’ Mother, Chukwu returns to the vulnerabilities and agency of society’s marginalised, this time turning her lens to womanhood, through a woman and her daughters whose lives depend on the favour of men.”
@Nneka_Viv reviews Chinàzaēkpērē Chukwu’s debut feature, “Her Daughters’ Mother”⬇️
afrocritik.com/chinazaekpere…
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Replying to @ogbeniseyi
Less than two decades ago, they moved a new Oga to NTA Lagos, and to make room for them, they emptied the tape storage and converted it into an office.
Rain beat the tapes to decay.
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Yabbed Nollywood yesterday only to watch one of the strongest directorial debut for a feature film in Nollywood featuring one of the best performances I've seen this year (in and out of Nollywood) 😩😩
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Wow
A 4-year old tweet that continues to ring true today.
Dem no dey even gree heroes past collect their accolades these days. Once there is praise for the people who put Nollywood on the map, you will see restless souls wailing on these streets and begging to be noticed.
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People that never took Nollywood seriously are now fully reaping from the labor of heroes past but still acting like heroes past never existed.
Serves “heroes” right, sounded the alarm but we were branded bad. Now they won’t even mention ur contributions to the industry
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Why do you think Nigerians would not know when they are being made fun of? Nigerians of all people? That's the problem with the films you people are making. You don't trust the audience and it shows.





































