
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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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.
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If you’re in the business of knowledge production, whether through new media, video essays or what have you, you shouldn't call people on the internet “dull”. Sooner or later, you’ll make a tenuous argument, and someone smarter than you will come along and put belt to ass.
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Congrats to @somto_Ihezue and @nkereuwxm Albert, winners at the 2026 Ignyte Awards! Ihezue takes Outstanding Novelette for "We Begin Where Infinity Ends," and Albert wins Outstanding Short Story for "Commensalism, Or the Labyrinth's Vessels." 🌌🏆brittlepaper.com/2026/10/som…
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pleased because my client's pieces are being worn all over fashion week and i'm so thankful for my beautiful brain.
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The Phoenix herself 🐦🔥🐦🔥💎
Last night for Phoenix Fury Film premiere
What a feeling 🖤
Thank you God for this film, this life, this privilege to create, to celebrate creations and to be celebrated for creations.
Never taking it for granted.
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in helping my parents with tech-related tasks, i remind myself to slow down, explain as much as possible, and reassure them until they're satisfied. i want to believe it's not easy watching the world advance faster than you can understand. the least i can do is be patient.
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Since 2018/19, some folks here started cheering me on as I made films. As the years went by, a couple more people joined in.
Whenever I make anything, I’m thinking about you guys first. You might think the “congratulations” are a small gesture but, it means the world to me!
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New catalogue just dropped💃🏾💥
Do check it out here and share please:
wa.me/c/2348125737425
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Congratulations to filmmakers Arie Esiri and Chuko Esiri! ✨
The directing duo will receive the Breakthrough Director Award at the 9th Annual Critics Choice Celebration of Black Cinema & Television for @NEON’s “Clarissa,” a reimagining of Virginia Woolf’s Mrs. Dalloway set in contemporary Lagos, Nigeria.
The film opens in select theaters on December 11. 🏆
The 9th Annual Critics Choice Celebration of Black Cinema & Television takes place Monday, November 16, 2026, in Los Angeles!
Follow @ccblackcinema for all the BTS. #CriticsChoice #CelebrateBlackCinema #ArieEsiri #ChukoEsiri #Clarissa #NEON
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Our new November and December catalogue is here!💥💥💥💥💥
I'll be sharing some designs here.
#MadeToOrderLinenPieces
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Congratulations to @OpeAdedeji_ and Svetlana Chigozie Onye, two Nigerian writers shortlisted for the £1,000 2026 4thWrite Short Story Prize, run by 4th Estate and the Guardian for unpublished writers of colour in the UK and Ireland! ✍🏾 🏆 brittlepaper.com/2026/10/two…
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The problem with therapy in Nigeria is that they keep marketing it as some kind of middle-class lifestyle, something to aspire to, rather than essential healthcare that can save lives.
You can now get therapy in Nigeria and pay for it in instalments.
@mytherapistng is introducing therapy on credit, letting eligible users spread the cost of their sessions over time instead of paying in full upfront.
Guys, i’ll be dropping nú music on FRIDAY
I’ll be kicking off with GBONA
Pre-Save here. orcd.co/gbona 🙏🏾💜
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I'm sorry, but I'm not the one. Lol. xitter.cf/Ms_Ojo/status/21122923…
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