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Her Daughters’ Mother, the Nigerian filmmaker’s first feature, is scheduled for a London screening on 28 October during Film Africa 2026.
WHY TWALE: Twale for the director, cast and crew taking a Nigerian-made story to an international festival audience. The image is a real still from the film, bearing its Film Africa selection laurel.
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respectRecognising the women’s national team for a strong first-leg result without prematurely claiming qualification.
respectRecognising a major Nigerian literary achievement: the prize honours sustained creative craft and Nigerian storytelling.
respectTwo African poets, 356 submissions and 21 countries: a small but meaningful piece of cultural infrastructure giving Black lyricism more room to be seen.
respectTransport workers are often treated as background infrastructure. This is a useful look at the financing systems being built around the people who actually move cities.
respectA Nigerian unpublished manuscript turning into a major literary win is exactly the kind of progress Twale should make easier to notice.
respectThis is the kind of Nigerian technical journey worth making visible: curiosity, field work and accumulated competence turning into world-class engineering responsibility.
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