Torkwase Igbana is a young Nigerian writer who is infinitely intrigued by words. She loves the magic of storytelling and chocolates. She draws her light from laughter and people’s stories. She represents the nuanced stories of people in her art. Her works have appeared in the 2017 edition of Association of Nigerian Authors Anthology, 2019 Bodies and Scars Anthology, The Shallow Tales Review and Praxis Magazine.
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'I am lonely'. Suddenly the air becomes too heavy, and your nostrils flare in a struggle to breathe. You see...
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Stella Enyina is an undergraduate studying electrical/electronics engineering at the University of uyo. She is a...
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Michelle Winter really loves anime and art. Art is a persona which has been with her since she was little...
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Kevogo Yavetsi is a Kenyan new generation artist who captures the essence, spirit and beauty of the African...
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Wisdom Weswings is a lover of God and a lover of knowledge. He loves to paint in realism...
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As a son of Africa, Tim Ochola has always digested his environment from its earthy colors to the...
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Charlene Duron is a 21 year old student at Kenyatta University, pursuing a degree in bachelor's of education...
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Daboku Emmanuela is a visual artist from Lagos, Nigeria. She loves to play table tennis, dance...
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Joshua Omowole is an electrical electronics student of Yaba College of technology studying electrical...
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Yemisi Ola-Afolayan has a BA Fine and Applied Arts from TheObafemi Awolowo University Yemisi's...
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Finnie Wanjala Wafula mostly known as Prince VIP, is a 30 year old visual and performing Artist.
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Olamide Bakare's art denotes a contemporary interpretation of various social context in Africa. Capturing...
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Ifedolapo Olowolafe is a native of Ekiti state Nigeria, born in Lagos state and currently resides in Ibadan...
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