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Having stayed open for 5 days and become home for 132 of you, we close Collage, Lagos with a heart full of gratitude and hands full of your poems. We appreciate the trust you have put in us and acknowledge the responsibilities of becoming custodians of such profound histories.
Hi @OPay_NG sent cash to a wrong pos account this evening. Did the transaction from my GTB account. I have followed up with my bank @gtbank_help but i’m skeptical they’ll be of any good help. What else do you recommend I do? I look forward to your help. Thank you.
‘The House That Words Built’, a special project created for the Black Muse Art Festival, Benin, Nigeria, 2026.
We are cut from many cloth and gatherings of this nature will always help us find what layers of creative fabric we have been made from.
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as the self-appointed queen of personal statements and applications, listen to me tell you what’s killing your statements and how to bring them back to life.
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In fact, Jacob didn’t even know his opponent was God at first. God appeared as a mysterious stranger until Jacob finally saw Him face to face at the break of dawn. This symbolism is even more interesting because it implies we cannot know God until we’ve wrestled with life and been broken by it, only to realize all our trials and tribulations were mysteriously orchestrated by Providence to humble us into truly spiritual people. In other words, God is the Rock at rock bottom.
Jacob wrestled with a God all night and refused to let Him go until he got a blessing. Eventually, Jacob got his blessing, but broke a hip in the process. I love the symbolism of this story because it implies if we struggle with unanswered prayers long enough, we will get a response. But it might require a painful dark night of the soul.
why has nobody done a reprise of either Osuofia’s or Mama G’s music yet? We need to bring that back.
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