Genial Sound, a musical group comprised entirely of women from Nigeria, is revolutionizing the boundaries of art and cultural representation. They effortlessly merge tradition and innovation, honoring feminine creativity and the rich heritage of Nigeria. Drawing inspiration from their diverse backgrounds and musical experiences, the band members expertly navigate genres like Afrobeat, Highlife, and Juju, infusing them with contemporary elements. Their music exudes authenticity, seamlessly blending nostalgia and modernity. Through electrifying performances, Genial Sound embodies empowerment and artistic liberty, showcasing the vibrant fusion of talent, resilience, and cultural pride that characterizes modern Nigerian music.

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I inherited loving and listening to Apala music from my father, who spends all his day enjoying the late Alhaji Haruna Ishola songs.

Tinuola’s story is one that will resonate with a wide range of readers. Whether you have faced personal failures, emotional hardships, or moments of uncertainty, her message is simple:

Alhaja Adebisi was one of the foremost renowned and successful business women in Nigeria, and by far, about the foremost socialite woman in the whole of Egba Kingdom. The quite and shy businesswoman whose popularity shone with the nick-name Cash Woman, by her bank’s cashiers, but later turned to Cash Madam by Ebenezer Obey, lived a life only meant for the klieg lights.

WOMA continues to uphold its mission of celebrating the giants of the industry and inspiring the next generation of creatives and innovators.

One of my photography series was honoured with the CAP Prize (Contemporary African Photography Prize) and the Maghreb Photography Awards. My work has also been featured in various photo festivals and collective exhibitions in France, Malta, and Switzerland.