Il y a des fois les choses ne finissent pas en se terminant, elles restent dans leur moment, et l’on continue sans les avoir réellement vu prendre fin (unfinished paintings from last year in Moujanga, 2025)

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Il y a des fois les choses ne finissent pas en se terminant, elles restent dans leur moment, et l’on continue sans les avoir réellement vu prendre fin (unfinished paintings from last year in Moujanga, 2025)
pls stop comparing urself to others, ur most beautiful when u r u
teaching myself how 2 rest without guilt
Lmao to say someone is not using street hawking as a gimmick because they are “working class” in Nigeria is a load of nonsense. To try and use the idea of “working class” in Nigeria where our class disparity is so wide, there is barely an existing position of “working class” is a reach… However that is not even the point. The point is the street hawkers in Nigeria are impoverished, they are also mainly children and it is one of the biggest modes of child labour in Nigeria. Many kids die from road accidents, and abuse from being on the streets all day to barely make $1. Not to even mention these are kids that rarely ever receive education or are allowed to go to school. So no, let’s not pretend that they are working class. Let’s not pretend that these are not people with some of the least human rights in Nigeria. And most importantly, let’s not pretend that using street hawking as a runway gimmick is representative of a false working class reality in Nigeria.
Nigerian society is such a slave society, the way people treat workers ‘beneath’ them is fucking tragic. Then they now have the audacity to be complaining that most domestic workers are lazy, reluctant and rude, when it’s a cause and reaction of this nonsensical exploitative work culture we have enabled. The worse thing is, due to this opinion they treat them with even more contempt. Nigerians will complain about Nigerians, I mean look at me rn, but damn damn damn! It is a very very wicked society
:(( everything is js so messed up rn. damn. all this nation does is make one sad.
At my friends house!!!!
Why can’t I leave.
Do NOT fucking go in the bathroom
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“Ladi Kwali at Abuja moving round the pot as she builds the form.” From: “women and ceramics: gendered vessels.” By Moira Vincentelli, 2000.
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CINNA The Mixtape ♡ 6.26
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cover art drawing and collage by Cannelle
Cannelle · Upcoming album · Releases on Jun 26, 2026 · 13 songs
Fulani Boys, Jos, Nigeria in the early 90’s by Mike Blyth
Okay so clearly dis module is after my life but I no go gree #realniggaadontgiveup
I luv who I am, who I’m becoming. I’m so sweet on me and it feels so good.
All that self inflicted punishment goin down the drain. If i can’t do right by myself, then who will do it for me?
my orí guides and my ancestors listen, the most high with me, leading me on the right path. I give eternal thanks 🕯️
Last Dance. Surreal collage by Brittnee Lavendar
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