Interviewed by Qudus Olowo Was music journalism something you dreamed about as a child, or did the passion emerge later in life? Journalism has always been part of me. Yes, you are right, music journalism emerged later. I started off with campus journalism at Adeyemi College of Education, Ondo when I co-founded Arbico Parrot in
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Rongo Art Residency: A Conversation with Qudus Olowo How did you feel when you got accepted for the Rongo Art Residency? I felt fulfilled. You know, as a creative or a writer, one of the best things that can happen in your career is being accepted into a residency because you’re aware of how competitive
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Rongo Art Residency: A Conversation with Juliana Nwazodoni How did you feel when you got accepted for the Rongo Art Residency? I felt very elated. This was the first time I got accepted for a residency, so it was truly a delight for me. I know they must have received hundreds of applications, and getting
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Rongo Art Residency: A Conversation with Onyinyechi Favour How did you feel when you got accepted for the Rongo Art Residency? I felt excited, grateful, and a little anxious. It was truly a wonderful opportunity that I didn’t take for granted. What’s your favorite moment at the residency? Every moment held meaning for me,
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Rongo Art Residency: A Conversation with Chukwuebuka Alu How did you feel when you got accepted for the Rongo Art Residency? I received the news of my acceptance into the Rongo Artist Residency at a particularly challenging time in my life. So, when I received the email, I didn’t know what to feel. I felt
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Rongo Art Residency: A Conversation with Gerald Ewa How did you feel when you got accepted for the Rongo Art Residency? Honestly, I was stunned. At that moment, I didn’t know how to feel or what to feel as I stared at the acceptance email on my phone. I kept asking myself if it was
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Rongo Art Residency: A Conversation with Oladosu Michael Emerald How did you feel when you got accepted for the Rongo Art Residency? When I received the acceptance email for the Rongo Art Residency, I felt like I was on cloud nine! The elation was palpable, like winning a prestigious award. Knowing I’d been selected
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Rongo Art Residency: A Conversation with Testimony Odey How did you feel when you got accepted for the Rongo Art Residency? I felt elated! I really had my fingers crossed after I applied, and when I didn’t get a response for weeks after the application deadline, I felt anxious, nervous and discouraged. So, getting the
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Photocredit: Pexels.com Needling The leaves move to an amapiano breathed by God. But later they will be bedridden— like this mind, gulping pain like burnt prayers. I call it living, tracing life between paper edges — afrobeats needling into me at dawn to erythroid memories. I’m a lover who hennaed my beliefs on
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Photo Credit: Schooldrillers.com Ibadan: A City on the Brink, A Self in Becoming Ibadan is a city that resists being fully known. It stretches wide, low and unhurried, its rusty rooftops spilling into the horizon like secrets only half-whispered. To the outsider, Ibadan is messy, stubborn and unfinished. To me, it is a mirror. Every
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