Blafrokan Curated
Akachineke Azubuike
BLAFROKAN
Carol Cummings, Ph.D.
Like it or not you prolly Nigerian! Therefore you are blessed! If you were born in the United States, someone in your family lineage is almost guaranteed to be an African Giant, gifting you some extra Flavour and...
Category - Community
Houston Igbos Unite for the Culture, Community, Professional Development and Service to Others
IGBO KWENU! IGBO KWENU! IGBO KWENU! Children of Igboland, unite wherever you find yourselves! When you look upon Igbo’s you see the pride of Nigeria, the pride of Africa, Igbo Amaka! Therefore, it is only...
The 8th Annual West African Film Festival
Houston, Texas – What would Black History Month be without a Black film festival! This year marks the 8th Annual West African Film Festival and this years lineup is filled with shorts, documentaries, narratives...
Sugar Land 95 Town Hall Needs Black Support
SUGAR LAND, TEXAS – The Forced Labor Justice Coalition of Fort Bend. I am requesting you either attend one of the two town hall meetings or complete the Feedback Form at the bottom of the website in the link...
“WE MOVE” Project 20.10.20
HOUSTON, TEXAS — AN AYO SHOFOLUWE PRESENTS The “WE MOVE” Visual Art Exhibition which will include an Artist Talk/Panel Discussion (virtual) on Thursday, October 20, 2022 and the Exhibition on...
9th Annual Houston AfriFEST – a Festival of African Arts, Culture and Entertainment
HOUSTON, TEXAS – Houston, the most diverse city in the U.S. will again take center stage as it pays tribute to the continent of Africa. On Saturday, October 22, 2022 the Nigerian American Multicultural Council...
The Nigerian Wave Storms Downtown Houston. It’s the Official Nigeria Cultural Parade & Festival!
HOUSTON, TEXAS – Nigeria’s independence is celebrated annually on October 1. It marks Nigeria’s proclamation of independence from British rule on October 1, 1960. Culturally Naija and WeLead, Inc. will mark...
Temu Asyr Bey Leads by Example to End Food Deserts in LA County, Compton and Across the United States
They said God made dirt and dirt don’t hurt.Temu Asyr Bey COMPTON, CALIFORNIA – Meet Temu Asyr Martin Bey, an urban agriculturalist, fashion designer, chef, author, social justice and food justice...
A Lit Family Reunion: Ghana Fest 2022
HOUSTON, TEXAS – Ahhh…Ghana Fest! It was truly lovely, a homecoming of sorts. In many ways it was a momentary escape from an ever troubling world, to simply experience the beauty of African people in community...
May Day in Maiduguri. How We Can Help…
According to the Vanguard Newspaper in Nigeria, Internally displaced person camps in Borno State, Nigeria, are centers accommodating Nigerians who had been forced to flee their homes but remain within the...
Dr. Uwa Onyioha Osimiri