CWC, Kongo

Consent. Accountability. Misconceptions. This isn’t just a talk, it’s a necessary dialogue on consent, accountability, harm, and the myths that blur reality. Misunderstandings don’t just create confusion, they create consequences. Let’s challenge perspectives.

Hello Creatives, CWC is back for the semester - and better Join us this Sunday as we examine the fine line between moral decadence and freedom of expression There will also be an open mic session. If you have a creative work you’d like to share, come prepared. Time: 4:00 PM

Tomorrow, the microphone 🎤 awakens and the stage comes alive at CWC KONGO Poetry Slam 3.0. 💃🏽 Join us at 4pm Faculty Of Law Moot court

Meet the incredible *panel of judges* for our Poetry Slam 3.0! 🎤✨ From award-winning poets to renowned performers, academics, and creative pioneers, these brilliant minds are set to bring their wealth of experience, passion, and love for poetry to the stage.

*✨ CAMERA… LIGHTS… SLAM! ✨* It is our pleasure to make this big announcement: Our much-anticipated and highly talked-about Poetry Slam is here! It's happening live on the 6th of October! Join us for an unforgettable Open Mic & Award Night filled with thrills

Yo fellas, We have officially come to the end of the session. Tomorrow will be our last workshop for the year. Hop on the conversation with the personalities of the year and our finalists. Don't miss it!!!

Workshop Today!!! Today’s workshop was truly engaging. After a deep dive into Justice through KWAM 1 and 2, we smoothly moved into creative works. The final session of the semester. A special highlight was a romantic short story from Siya Yusuf—her farewell presentation.

In our workshop last week, we spoke on the depreciating academic performance of WASSCE candidates. “Who really is to blame?” was the crux of our discussion. We were also graced with the presence of Lord K.B, our patron and a CWC alumnus. Share your opinion in the C.Section

Treating equals unequally and unequals equally — that’s the crux of injustice. Is that what we saw with KWAM 1 and the nameless Ibom Air passenger? Or does Nigeria have its own definition of justice? Let’s yarn about it this Sunday. 🗣️"

Tunde Onakoya, founder of Chess in Slums, recently visited the President, sharing his Guinness World Record and gifting a chess set. This raises questions: Was it a strategic move for support or a compromise of principles? Can one engage with power without endorsing it? Join us