I here embark on a visual journey inspired by the Doctrine of Signatures.
It represents an intriguing connection between the shapes of certain plants and their health benefits, as if nature itself has left us clues to their healing powers.
Throughout my life, I’ve come to realize that the true essence of living isn’t found in the haste to reach the destination, but in the richness of the journey itself.
His gaze upon a game in a whispering forest, where the canopy danced with the gentle touch of the wind and sunlight filtered through in golden streams, Captain Blawd lay in wait.
Outside the forest, he is a beacon of intellectual brilliance and unwavering courage.
A letter from me to you: Ubuntu, I am because we are.
Somewhere in the heart of Africa, where the spirit of Ubuntu whispers through the streets like a gentle breeze, I find my true self in the smiles of passersby and the clasped hands.
Black History Month is a profound observance, a time to honor the wealth of African American history and the monumental contributions of Black individuals across every sphere of society.
Adubi’s story represents the spectrum of human experience, from the vibrant joy of community and the warmth of intimate connections to the solitary battles against stereotypes, addiction, and the echoes of trauma.
Throughout my journey, from the vulnerable cries of my infancy to the contemplative silence of my twilight years, each moment has been a brushstroke on the vast canvas of life.
From my first hesitant steps towards my mother’s open arms to standing alone at the school gates, each milestone speaks to growth amidst worry.
The joyous toss of graduation caps, a fleeting relief in the relentless pursuit of purpose, from the anxious wait by the phone for job offers to the poignant solitude amidst pairs of lovers, each phase a lesson in patience and hope.
The solemn act of surrender, the release of burdens and serene acceptance are chapters in my story.
As I gaze upon the infinite horizon at old age, the worries that once loomed large now dissolve into the starlit sky, leaving behind a legacy of love and the peaceful surrender to a journey well-traveled.
As I journey through the heart of Rwanda, the story unfolds like a chapter in the rich landscape of a nation’s history and aspirations.
From the serene pre-colonial times, where ancient kingdom thrived, to the transformative colonial era that reshaped the landscape, I witness the resilience of the people.
The era of independence and early governance fills me with a sense of pride, remembering the struggles and triumphs.
The respectful memorials of the 1994 conflict remind me of the collective sorrow and the strength found in unity.
I see a nation’s rebirth in the post-conflict recovery, where reconciliation and rebuilding brought everyone closer.
The urban landscapes of Kigali, pulsating with economic growth and innovation, show the world a dynamic spirit.
Cultural revival dances through scenes of traditional celebration, while environmental initiatives depict a commitment to sustainability.
Rwanda’s influence in Africa, marked by peacekeeping and leadership, fills me with hope.
Finally, the vision of our future, brimming with innovation and prosperity, assures me that Rwanda’s journey is one of unending progress and enduring peace.
This set of images tells the story of Rwanda’s journey, a story of a nation rising with dignity and determination, like a Phoenix.
These are moments of profound faith and resilience.
In the spirit of “No Gree for Anybody,” we journey through a realm where resilience and unyielding determination are paramount.
Each scene unfolds, illustrating individuals and groups who stand firm in their beliefs and convictions.
Whether it’s a lone figure facing a daunting challenge with unwavering resolve or a community banding together, undeterred by external pressures, these images encapsulate the essence of steadfastness.
Here, we celebrate the triumph of the human spirit in its quest for authenticity and self-expression.
This is the story of pivotal moments in 2023 in the Giant of Africa.
From ‘Emi Lokan’ declaration signifying the entitlement for what was worked for to ‘Is It For Eba Or Garri?’ remark, symbolizing a rhetorical style, to ‘Go and Verify’ challenge for due diligence, it was all a story to recount and record.
The rallying cry of ‘Ellu P’ by supporters to increasing ballot numbers, each scene encapsulates the fervent spirit in the air.
The Obidient movement’s response to ‘No Structure’ and ‘Jungle Never Mature’ critiques, along with ‘Agbado’ supporters, showcase the diverse, grassroots nature of support, demonstrating resilience, unity, and a passionate commitment to respective causes.
I never imagined that my simple act of love would stir such a whirlwind on social media.
It all started when I decided to wake up at 4:30 am to cook for my husband, sharing this part of my daily routine online.
To my astonishment, it sparked a wave of controversy and criticism, with some labeling my actions as insecure, while others praised my dedication.
However, the real twist came when a wave of support unexpectedly flooded in. Several online users, predominantly men, rallied around me, generously contributing over N2 million.
The kindness didn’t stop there; I received an array of gifts and donations, including Premium Motor vouchers from the National Petroleum Company Limited, a smartphone from Infinis, a year’s health insurance, and even offers of a generator set, furniture, and a job.
This overwhelming support transformed my simple story into a story of communal spirit and generosity.