The trouble with Nigeria's particular cult of wealth is that it refuses a superficial explanation. Interrogating it properly requires a marxist pedagogy that most people are not prepared for or may dismiss as nauseatingly utopian.
this why I say we shouldn’t care that much when straight men complain about “mental health struggles”. The same things that cause them psychological turmoil— like unachievable standards of masculinity— are the same things they rely on for their unstable identity. So they gone keep bitching n whining while being offended by a cake. Let them
you’re actually mad
i went to ghana and was in ghana for two days, i had 5gb worth of data and left with 3gb
i just bought 40gb data yesterday and was told its finished today
are you guys fucking mad?
Porn is one of the key visual economies that helps maintain the anti-black racial order.
A globally consumed product that near universally presents Black people thru socially acceptable racist tropes.
I hope more people will be awakened to the joys of reading essay collections.
The recent conflation of the whole non fiction genre with pop psychology and self help books is the culprit. Read some Annie dillard or Teju cole, or Aminatta Forna and watch your mind broaden.
Rotimi Fani-Kayode needs to be remembered. a gay Nigerian artist, exiled in the 1960s at the age of 11. I highly suggest the essay: Homoerotic African Art, in which Moyo Okediji analyses the art of Zanele Muholi & Rotimi Fani-Kayode—in the book; Western Frontiers of African Art.