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Chinonso Ihekire
Verified
Journalist, The Guardian (Nigeria)
Lagos
Beats
Biography
Chinonso Ihekire is a multimedia journalist covering the music, fashion, arts, lifestyle and film industry across Africa. He is an erstwhile member of the international committee of the All Africa Music Awards, overseeing the communications management. His works have appeared across several pan-African and European publications, including Rollingstone, The Guardian Nigeria, Pan African Music, Nataal, Wakonte, Afrocritik, etc.
Music, Arts , Visual , Performing , Music , Film , Youth , Pop Culture
Porn and Politics
Content
By Chinonso Ihekire Verified| Pan African Music@ There’s a hand painted wooden raft atop the stage, but even that is not the most unique thing there. A tree stump sits gently in the middle of the stage, while the entire floor is covered in raffia, a brownish Jute-like material made from palm tree fibers and is commonly found and used as decor or even construction in tropical Africa. Around the stage, there’s a choir robed in hoodie jackets, with the Town Criers band positioned beside them.
By Chinonso Ihekire Verified, Musa Adekunle| The Guardian (Nigeria) Verified Fresh off her Pan African Rockstar tour, Lady Donli returns with new music, deeper reflections on Northern Nigerian culture, and her ongoing mission to create safe spaces for African women creatives. Her tribal linework tattoo stands out on the back of her left hand.
By Chinonso Ihekire Verified| Pan African Music@ There’s a hand painted wooden raft atop the stage, but even that is not the most unique thing there. A tree stump sits gently in the middle of the stage, while the entire floor is covered in raffia, a brownish Jute-like material made from palm tree fibers and is commonly found and used as decor or even construction in tropical Africa. Around the stage, there’s a choir robed in hoodie jackets, with the Town Criers band positioned beside them.
Company Info
The Guardian (Nigeria)