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Wale Oloworekende
Verified
African Music Columnist, The Face
Nigeria
Beats
Movies And Pop Culture , Nigerian Music
products, consumer
Content
By Wale Oloworekende| STATEMENT@ Africa currently stands at a crossroads. Blessed with an ingenious population of young people who are making huge leaps in music, fashion, art, sport, and film, the continent continues to have standout moments that hint at its promise even if political impediments and lack of access to funding continue to delay the pace of cultural growth.
By Wale Oloworekende| STATEMENT@ Football has never been a more global spectacle than it is now. From the cobbled streets of Europe to the dusty pitches of Africa and mini-cages of South America, the beautiful game has reached every corner of the planet and become the most popular sport in the world. According to FIFA, over 1.5 billion viewers tuned in to the final match of the 2022 World Cup in Qatar, reflecting the fervid interest in the sport and the appeal it enjoys.
By Wale Oloworekende| STATEMENT@ Africa currently stands at a crossroads. Blessed with an ingenious population of young people who are making huge leaps in music, fashion, art, sport, and film, the continent continues to have standout moments that hint at its promise even if political impediments and lack of access to funding continue to delay the pace of cultural growth.
Company Info
The Face
The Face is a style and culture magazine that began in London in 1980, founded by Nick Logan. It is known for its innovative journalism and striking graphic design, covering a variety of topics such as music, fashion, film, TV, society, and politics. Over the years, The Face has featured iconic cover stars like Kate Moss, David Beckham, and Beyoncé, collaborating with top writers, photographers, and designers. After a successful run of over 25 years, The Face was relaunched in 2019 with a fresh vision while maintaining its core principles. It operates as a multi-platform title, offering dynamic stories in both digital and print formats. The magazine emphasizes long-form journalism and visual storytelling, appealing to a culturally engaged audience interested in discovering new talent and trends in style and the arts. The Face also resumed its print edition as a quarterly magazine, continuing to serve as a cultural hub for creative professionals and enthusiasts alike.
Founded: 1980