Yoruba Food: The Best is Amala, Akara, and Pap
Bilqis Omolayomi Oseni writes about the Yoruba food of Nigeria and describes Amala, Akara, and pap as representations of Yoruba culture in Nigeria and beyond.
Police Brutality and Structural Racism in Brazil
Applied Worldwide guest contributor Aduwo Ayodele writes about police brutality and structural racism in Brazil and beyond.
Thoughts on Kidnapping in Nigeria and the Boko Haram
Hassan Idris writes about the social problem of kidnapping in Nigeria and the role of Boko Haram in these crimes. Find out the history and current events!
Wole Soyinka: Meeting the 1986 Nobel Laureate in Literature
Adamu Usman Garko writes about his encounter with Nobel Laureate in Literature winner, Wole Soyinka. Learn about the whole journey in Nigeria.
Chris Gonoh
Chris Gonoh writes from Edo State in Nigeria. He is a Novelist, short story writer, essayist, poet and motivator. Continue reading to learn more about Chris.
Bilqis Omolayomi Oseni (Quintessential Omolayomi)
Bilqis Omolayomi Oseni (Quintessential) is a native of Oyo state Nigeria. She is a 300 level student of National Open University Nigeria. Continue reading to learn more about Quintessential.
Aduwo Ayodele
Aduwo Ayodele is a Nigerian Journalist. He writes to change, redress and influence his social environment. Continue reading to learn more about Aduwo.
Adamu Usman Garko
Adamu Usman Garko is a long-time contributor and the Director of African Operations at Applied Worldwide. Continue reading to learn more about Adamu.
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Sociology of Hegemony: Culture, Politics, and Economy
Muhammad Rabiu Jibrin writes about global power structures and a sociology of hegemony. Learn about hegemony in culture, politics, and the economy.
Convening the Maiden Edition of Jewel Writing Workshop
Applied Worldwide correspondent Adamu Usman Garko writes about the Jewel Writing Workshop. The program is organized to help train young Nigerian writers.