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Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie X Vogue Korea : Women Solidarity, Motherhood,...

Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie has been on several magazine covers and features over the years. Last year, she was on Elle India – this deserves a special mention because it was beautiful and I really loved the feature. She was also…

  • September 28, 2019
  • By Adriel Onwukwe
  • LITERARY LIFESTYLE

HOME IS IN MY PEOPLE BY D. ABIODUN

I took a break from the HOME SERIES. We are back now! Enjoy this article by Dami Abiodun. A friend and mentor in ways I can’t explain. Dami is home to me in a way other people aren’t. But this…

  • September 12, 2019
  • By Adriel Onwukwe
  • ESSAYS

Home – A City That Moves At The Speed Of Thought by Chinyere Unique...

Through her everyday Lagos living and danfo bus struggles, Chinyere finds her definition of home. Enjoy! * On my way home from Ladipo, I happened to sit in the bus beside this large woman who was determined to crush me…

  • September 5, 2019
  • By Adriel Onwukwe
  • ESSAYS

Defining Home : Memory, Migration and Movement

Defining home is difficult – for me. Out of the 36 states in Nigeria, I have intimate relationships with four. My relationship is with Port Harcourt, the town where I grew up, the town where my parents live; with Umuahia,…

  • August 28, 2019
  • By Adriel Onwukwe
  • ESSAYS

Conversations with Solomon Elusoji

Solomon Elusoji comes into your space with an intention. When he sent me a link for a fellowship application randomly on Instagram, I knew our friendship was going to be easy. Solomon is a journalist. He likes to tell stories….

  • August 16, 2019
  • By Adriel Onwukwe
  • INTERVIEWS

Toni Morrison : The Beloved

When you are Toni Morrison, you don’t die, you never die. She birthed eternity with the canonical works she created. Let the world not mourn by crying their bluest eyes out for one of our most beloved – Victor Ehikhamenor…

  • August 8, 2019
  • By Adriel Onwukwe
  • LITERARY LIFESTYLE

Literary Sunday – Episode 2

Literary Sunday is dedicated to essays and arts that throw light on Christianity and its complexities in Africa. And this Sunday, I got intrigued once again by Victor Ehihkamenor‘s art and short but deep Instagram caption. Victor poses this question;…

  • August 4, 2019
  • By Adriel Onwukwe
  • LITERARY LIFESTYLE

Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie : A Force for Change

Chimamanda is a FORCE. I don’t know how else to emphasize this point. For someone who was the top choice for the British Vogue cover, there’s nothing more to emphasize. This is me trying not to list all of her…

  • August 3, 2019
  • By Adriel Onwukwe
  • LITERARY LIFESTYLE

Sparkle Writers Hub and Uade Ahimie in Conversation

The Sparkle Writer’s Hub is a hub for all writers and everyone who has a desire to master the art of writing. Their believe is that everyone can learn how to write and they are on a mission to help…

  • July 25, 2019
  • By Adriel Onwukwe
  • INTERVIEWS

Literary Sunday – Episode 1

Literary Sunday will be dedicated to essays and arts that throw light on Christianity and its complexities in Africa. * * Sundays are for church, reading essays, instagram posts of your favourite artists and books. Scrolling through my Instagram feed…

  • July 21, 2019
  • By Adriel Onwukwe
  • LITERARY LIFESTYLE
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