Joseph Jonathan
“I just think it is vitally important not to forget the past if we want…
The Anniversary is, despite its limitations, a film worth engaging with, partly because it attempts…
At two hours and six minutes, Ìwé Àlà is longer than its dramatic content can…
Afrocritik presents fourteen books that together form a serious reader’s guide to Nigerian democracy; its…
These ten African films remind us that friendship is not merely a social luxury. It…
The voters who sell their votes are selling them in a market the political class…
Jail Time Records is visually stunning, musically extraordinary, and emotionally honest in ways that feel…
The politicians a country repeatedly elects are rarely accidental. They are often the logical outcome…
For a film built on conversation and emotional intimacy, Mirrors never quite finds the depth…
If June 12 means anything, it cannot simply be that Nigerians once demanded democracy. It…
