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The Republic V8, N4

Our November 2024 -January 2025 issue focuses on the unknown and underdiscussed stories that reflect the richness of Nigeria’s heritage across its different cultures. This issue was developed in collaboration with the French Embassy in Nigeria and StoryMi Academy. It includes:

Wale Lawal, in conversation with Museum of West African Art director, Ore Disu.

Emmanuel Esomnofu on the magic of musician, William Onyeabor.

Kéchi Nne Nomu on the legendary influence of pop icon, Onyeka Onwenu, who died earlier this year.

Ozoz Sokoh on the foods inspired by novelist, Buchi Emecheta.

Yusuf Omotayo on the timelessness of Tunde Kelani’s Yoruba film classic, Ṣaworoìdẹ.

And much more!

Total pages:
Standard edition: 84.

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Cover art: ‘Homecoming’ by Shalom Ojo.

Edition

$49.99

Wale Lawal, in conversation with Museum of West African Art director, Ore Disu.

Emmanuel Esomnofu on the magic of musician, William Onyeabor.

Kéchi Nne Nomu on the legendary influence of pop icon, Onyeka Onwenu, who died earlier this year.

Ozoz Sokoh on the foods inspired by novelist, Buchi Emecheta.

Yusuf Omotayo on the timelessness of Tunde Kelani’s Yoruba film classic, Ṣaworoìdẹ.

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