Ochre and Ink

Stories are not just history; they are narratives that shape our world today! In this episode, we explore how Bolu Babalola's "Love in Colour" reimagines the story of Queen Nefertiti and how her story can reflect today's contemporary life.

In this captivating exploration inspired by Bolu Babalola's "Love in Colour," we delve into the story of Sheherazade, a character steeped in history yet reimagined for the contemporary reader. We uncover the intricacies of love, storytelling, and the power of connection, drawing from a poignant podcast episode that beautifully narrates her journey.

Osun The first story is about Osun. In the vibrant tapestry of existence, the whispers of the divine often guide us through personal transformations. This story beautifully illustrates this journey through the characters Osun and Erinle, who navigate the complexities of identity, desire, and connection amidst a celebratory festival.

African Literature comes alive through live reading of fiction, non fiction, and poetry books. This is the place where the Soil Meets the Script. And the Script comes alive.