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Gabriella Opara
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Freelance Journalist, Freelance
Lagos
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Biography
I’m a freelance culture journalist based in Lagos, Nigeria. My work can be found in The Guardian, Okay Africa, Broadview Magazine, Mail & Guardian, Quartz, Zikoko, Bella Naija, and more. I write about lifestyle, culture, fashion, art and human-interest stories that showcase real narratives about Africans, with a focus on my home country - Nigeria.
Fashion, Culture Religion, Entertainment Tech,Lifestyle Art
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Content
By Gabriella Opara| Okayafrica Verified In a move poised to advance Africa's technological future, Cassava Technologies has joined NVIDIA to establish the continent's first artificial intelligence factory. The March 24 announcement revealed plans to deploy NVIDIA's powerful supercomputer graphics processing units (GPUs ) across five strategic African nations — South Africa, Egypt, Kenya, Morocco, and Nigeria — marking a decisive step toward digital sovereignty for the continent.
By Gabriella Opara| Okayafrica Verified Adwoa Botchey, 27, and Solomon Adebiyi, 28, met for the first time in 2016 at the Chuck Gallery in Manchester. Both were exhibiting their artwork for the African Caribbean Society. While admiring each other's paintings, they discovered a shared passion for mythology but quickly realized their knowledge of African mythology was limited. "We were both very interested in mythology. Growing up in the UK, we only had access to Greek, Norse, and Roman mythology.
By Gabriella Opara| Okayafrica Verified A prisons officer walks past empty stalls as Zimbabweans stay away from school and work with most shops closed in the central business district in Harare on March 31, 2025. Despite calls for protests by Zimbabwe's war veteran Blessed Geza, who has repeatedly critiqued President Emmerson Mnangagwa, many Zimbabweans chose to stay home yesterday, leaving the streets deserted. In anticipation of crowds of protesters, President Mnangagwa deployed police in Harare.
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Freelance
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