While Nigeria’s creative industry chases speed, virality, and numbers, Tunji Anjorin has spent nearly two decades doing the opposite, quietly building the parts of culture most people overlook.
This exclusive explores why the long game matters,...
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@PanaramicComics ...& what gets lost when creatives chase only the moment.
From historical comics to questions of cultural memory, his work asks what happens when culture is treated as infrastructure, not content.
Full story & interview now live: https://t.co/iHXzeXcUYP
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"If we don't define our stories ourselves, others will do it for us."
We sat down with Tunji Anjorin, a man who spent close to two decades building a comic empire after being told 'no' by the giants of the industry.
The full interview is coming soon to TheACE.
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In the year 1897, this happened to the ancient Kingdom of Benin
To learn how it all went down visit https://t.co/2nC2ZBHaYu for Okiojo's Chronicles Vol. 2: 1897 (The Benin Kingsom)
“You have probably heard of Queen Amina, but you may not know her story as much as you know about Wonder Woman, Black Widow, or even Aphrodite, the Greek Demi-goddess of beauty.
And that’s a pity because Queen Amina was right there at the conference meeting when the guide for “Badass Female Hero” was written” - @zikokomag
Visit https://t.co/2nC2ZBGD8W
She is an Icon for Women all over the World. The Tag-line to her rule is Queen Amina: "Yar Bakwa Tan Sa Rama" A Woman even more capable than a Man.
Read her epic story & rise to Queen in Queen Amina Part 1 (The Seed)
are being created with the intention of shining light on our history and culture. Works are underway to have Panaramic Comics available on the #Cliqlite Tab in not a distant future." via @PhotoRepost_app
Panaramic Comics has created a series named Okiojo’s Chronicles.
This series tells the story of key individuals and events in Nigerian history through the comic medium. Titles like "1897: The Benin Kingdom," "Odudwua," "Queen Amina" and "King Jaja of Opobo"