Áfàméfùnà: An Nwa Boi Story and Freemen have contextualized a system that’s been described by Harvard Business Review as, “a Nigerian model for stakeholder capitalism.”
The Nollywood movie Áfàméfùnà brings the story of Nigeria’s Igbo apprenticeship system to the big screen. A former apprentice — nwa boy— shares what it’s really like.
A history of beads and African hair jewelry told through the unforgettable story of Baroness Floella Benjamin.
The Nigerian artists have created a short film and lookbook in collaboration with Vlisco&co.
The grime star is now a chief in Ogun State.
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