The first cohort was an experiment to see what would happen if you gave people resources and set them loose. We ended up with four projects: an animated short film, a podcast series, essays, and a documentary film. Now, we're taking all our learnings into the next cohort :🧵👇🏾

A serving minister speaking on a sensitive matter as over 100 people dying, and not knowing how to pronounce where/in what state it happened aside, the gaslighting really kicks in at 1:23.

Eyowo was way ahead of its time. God abeg.

The award-winning documentary that Sen. Adam Schiff demanded to have removed from Amazon Prime shows how metabolic and other natural cancer treatments work. "We're not giving cancer an opportunity to detour . . . to escape down one of its usual [biochemical] pathways."

Right now, the only thing I can just-because is Ram Suya 🙏🏾

It's hard to think like this when you're in survival mode, but no matter what stage a company/entity is at, it needs to have two dedicated functions: - R&D to stay ahead of the curve; - A compelling lore to keep everyone, inside and outside the entity believing in the mission.

It’s actually insane that a creative conduit I started last year @Athirdspace___ co-curated the Speakers’ Corner at Art X this year. Bruh

The more I learn about societies across time and place, the more I see how everyone is capable of both the magnificent and the macabre. And so, it feels like our job today is to decide what we want our contribution to be.

Swipeable profiles and tab/folder management have become such an integral part of my workflow that after trying Dia, then Comet, then Atlas, checking in on Chrome, I still find my way back to Arc. It's the one experience that reduces the immense whelm of constantly

If you are pinging someone who’s busier than you, you should have a single well-thought-out specific ask. Only ask for something you truly cannot do on your own, and where you have done everything you possibly can by yourself. For example, if you’re asking someone to send an

I had sleepless nights editing, designing, and vibe-coding for this storytelling project. Please check it out and share. I'll also appreciate your feedback. Thanks!! 💙🥲 https://t.co/IyunP05PGf

The More Things Change: "Made in Nigeria" edition Nnamdi Azikiwe in 1965 and Bola Tinubu in 2025

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You get to commit to your curiosity and push it to the finish line. There are no definite hacks for how to apply, but two things matter: 1. A clear idea, with proof that you can pull it off. 2. A rigour in a thought that shows you can go where no one else has. Good luck!

https://t.co/ZxlTS0haTR 1. You get 6 months to work on a project. Could be a fresh project, or one you already started. What matters is that by June 2026, it's completed. 2. You get a decent budget, access to all our archives, and project support. 3. My favourite part:

This is the final boarding call for The Archiving Fellowship by @StartArchiving. Deadline is 11.59pm WAT. Please RT. It's pretty straightforward: if you have a strong curiosity that has strong roots in Nigerian history, you should totally apply. When you get in:

susan sontag wrote in her own published journal that it is superficial to think of journals as a private receptacle for our secret thoughts. there is no growth for the writer who doesn’t write to an audience.

Writing—what a beautiful, perilous thing.

You need to read this piece by @Adonijah_Ndege on After #Moonshot2025 and what to do with all that post-event energy Adonijah was also a speaker at #MoonshotbyTechCabal https://t.co/XbnAOd1Nbu

Don't make mouthwash — make halitosis

Moniepoint, one of Nigeria’s most prominent fintechs, has raised an additional $90 million to complete its Series C round, one year after achieving unicorn status.  https://t.co/sqNjdMEk96