Over the weekend, Afrochives premiered the Nkwa Festival documentary – a dream finally realized on the big screen! Seeing the culmination of our team's passion and dedication brought a tear to my eye.
Grateful to all who made this possible.
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From her to him ❤️
From him to her ❤️
Sarius Palmetum, Abuja, Nigeria
Flashback of an evening so calm with the love of my life
The International Day of Monuments and Sites 2024 may have come and gone, but Afrochives documented the event held in Enugu to commemorate Nigeria's coal heritage.
Please watch
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Someday I wish I could live in the archives. So much to discover.
Afrochives has launched a new IG filter for you.
Check it out and play with it
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Join us today as we celebrate the International Monuments and Sites Day, also known as World Heritage Day.
The event will be held at the Coal Preparatory Plant in Enugu (By Old UNTH) starting at 10am.
The event in Enugu will highlight the legacy of coal in Enugu and Nigeria.
Last year, I had the opportunity to be featured in a captivating French documentary, diving deep into Chimamanda Adichie's masterpiece 'Purple Hibiscus' and exploring the rich tapestry of Igbo society. Now, you can catch a glimpse of our insightful conversation here (it's in French):
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'A Tale of Three Brothers' is an animated story that serves as both a poignant commentary on the importance of unity, and a heartfelt tribute to the folk music of Ajofia Nnewi.
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Nsude, Enugu
📸 Toochi G
Through ages past, the tale was foretold of space invaders.
Eyes and weapons aimed high, the people watched in vigilance.
But from the depth of the ocean, the invaders arose and struck horror on the watchers and their people.
Let's give this a go!
