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Search results for: Amarachi Nwosu

Two women sit side by side mid-conversation.
Film + TV
23 January 2025

In 'Perfect Woman', the State of Cervical Cancer in Nigeria is Laid Bare

The filmmakers behind the short film explore the power of joy and community as a way to amplify the worrying state of cervical cancer amongst women in Nigeria.

Amarachi Nwosu Is Telling African Stories From An African Lens
Film + TV
07 December 2021

Amarachi Nwosu Is Telling African Stories From An African Lens

The Nigerian-American filmmaker talks to us about her new documentary, The Ones Who Keep Walking, which features Ckay, James Barnor, Sampa the Great, Bose Ogulu, Yeni Kuti and many more.

Photos: Here's What Happened at Daily Paper & Free the Youth's Design Talk for Accra's Young Creatives
Fashion
09 January 2020

Photos: Here's What Happened at Daily Paper & Free the Youth's Design Talk for Accra's Young Creatives

Founders of the popular brands discussed all things African streetwear in a conversation facilitated by OkayAfrica and moderator Amarachi Nwosu.

Alton Mason Shares the Lagos-Shot, Coming-of-Age Short Film 'Rise In Light'
Film + TV
22 May 2020

Alton Mason's Lagos-Shot Coming-of-Age Short Film

The model's new project was released as a social impact campaign to help COVID-19 relief in Nigeria in collaboration with Melanin Unscripted.

'Entertainment Has Saved Nigeria'—Here's What Happened When Davido Spoke at Columbia University
Music
03 December 2019

'Entertainment Has Saved Nigeria'—Here's What Happened When Davido Spoke at Columbia University

The artist discussed his new album 'A Good Time' and changing perceptions of Africa through music with Melanin Unscripted founder Amarachi Nwosu.

This Nike Short Highlights the Power of Women Soccer Players In Nigeria
Sports
31 July 2019

This Nike Short Highlights the Power of Women Soccer Players In Nigeria

"A Game for All," directed by Amarachi Nwosu, reminds us of how much women have contributed to the game of soccer.

Photos: This Is What the Melanin Unscripted x Native House Pop-Up Looked Like
Arts + Culture
27 December 2019

Photos: This Is What the Melanin Unscripted x Native House Pop-Up Looked Like

Young African creatives gathered in community to discuss the state of contemporary African culture and music today.

Nonso Amadi & Kwesi Arthur's 'Comfortable' Will Get You In Weekend Mode
Music
14 June 2019

Nonso Amadi & Kwesi Arthur's 'Comfortable' Will Get You In Weekend Mode

Watch the trippy new music video for this link-up from the buzzing Nigerian and Ghanaian artists.

'Fruits of Naij' Is the Exhibition Highlighting Young Nigerian Artists Creating Change Through Art
Nigeria
18 April 2019

'Fruits of Naij' Is the Exhibition Highlighting Young Nigerian Artists Creating Change Through Art

The exhibition opens April 25 at Okay Space in Brooklyn.

Kwesi Arthur, Ghana's King of the Youth, Wants to Take African Hip-Hop Global
Music
14 March 2019

Kwesi Arthur, Ghana's King of the Youth, Wants to Take African Hip-Hop Global

We talk to Kwesi Arthur about his story and taking Ghana to the world through music.

This New Short Doc Follows Chi Modu Taking His Art to the People In His Homecoming Exhibition
Video
30 January 2019

This New Short Doc Follows Chi Modu Taking His Art to the People In His Homecoming Exhibition

Revisit the legendary Nigerian-American photographer's experience engaging with Nigerian youth during his Lagos exhibition 'Uncategorized' with this visual from Melanin Unscripted.

In Conversation: Ebonee Davis on Going to Ghana To Reconnect with Her History and Her Greater Sense of Self
Literature
13 February 2019

In Conversation: Ebonee Davis on Going to Ghana To Reconnect with Her History and Her Greater Sense of Self

"From this trip I have a more expanded idea of who I am, who I can be and what is possible for me."

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