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The narrative surrounding braided hairstyles in Nigeria has evolved significantly, moving away from stereotypes associated with them. Factors such as influential media, cultural nostalgia, and the rise of new generations have played a crucial role in this transformation.
A woman has stirred a debate regarding the naming practices of Nigerian parents living overseas, advocating for them to choose English names that are easy for non-Nigerians to pronounce. She claims that native names can lead to bullying in schools.
Digital platforms are revolutionizing the way stories are told across Africa, transitioning from traditional oral narratives to contemporary formats. This change is impacting community identity and representation.
Nobel Laureate Wole Soyinka has highlighted the dangers of ignoring history, stating that a lack of cultural identity and historical awareness may lead societies to tyranny. He spoke at the centenary celebration of the Yoruba Tennis Club in Lagos.
