Over the years, I’ve learned not to rely on Party Jollof – anticipate it but don’t rely solely on it. If you haven’t settled on this yet, you can give it a shot and share your experience with the virtual world… DM me maybe. ➡ 

Is it not refreshing how nature supplies us with abundance in variety of nutritional produce at a given time? It’s almost like she’s saying “as long as you are in my space, this is what you should eat this season”, but of course, most people don’t like to be told what to do 🙄 

The days of unwavering perception about KANTAMANTO being the premiere clothing centre for the low and middle class Ghanaian, has over about 30yrs, faded out. Reality hit home for the rational man with basic economic awareness.

Ever cared for your nappy hair so much that you’ve wondered if it should have a particular regimen… perhaps it likes surprises every now and then? This episode’s Nappy hair Pleasure features an adept in living a toxic free life, organic beauty and hair lover Marie Manu. 

If you are to search thoroughly on this blog, you’ll realize I’ve said all there is about photography and themed photographs, but this caught my attention and I wondered what there was left I could say differently from the rest – UNUSUALLY SPECTACULAR, this one.

We think we’ve seen it all until it’s recreated expressly – from texture of skin to lighting, saturation and depth of field, even themed photos. Can we then say there’s no creation but recreation the world of photography, art and lifestyle?

“EXCUSES” Anamon Art People in collaboration with Alliance Française presents “EXCUSES”, a group exhibition featuring the works of 20 contemporary Ghanaian artists from diverse backgrounds and disciplines.  

Silhouette has always being one of my least pride in word to spell, but undoubtedly one of the most visually satisfying artistic impressions.

Having spent a satisfactory amount of time with photographers and photo subjects, it feels quite prickly to see every individual with an expensive camera and kick-ass lenses effortlessly hanging the Photographer’s Tag on their chests. In light of this, I engaged 3 prominent photographers around the world whose brands you’re highly likely to know of if photography is your forte. USA’s David Matthews, Nigeria’s Aham Ibeleme and Ghana’s Nana Kofi Acquah  share their genuine views on Who Earns The Photographer’s Tag.

The key to understanding the basics of Jollof is no different from understanding the basics of life – this is not an exaggeration, it is truth. Before I share my Jollof recipe with you, allow me to let you in on a little known secret about this delightful meal.