Presenter | Lawyer | Brand & Comms Strategist | A&R
I interviewed powerhouse media, entertainment, and business lawyer, Angela Anukam about her professional journey, the importance of taking up space as a woman, content rights negotiation, talent agreements, and the updated Nigerian Copyright Act 2023.
Angela is the legal manager at ROK Studios Limited and Canal+ Advertising Nigeria Limited.
We’re discussing television and film contracts, story rights, & the dance industry with Amanda Uzoagba.
She’s an entertainment and intellectual property lawyer, creative business consusltant, educator, and a senior legal executive at EbonyLife Limited.
I’m discussing illustration and my guest is Kayode Animole, a self-taught illustrator based in Lagos, Nigeria.
He shared his journey to illustration, the growth of animation on the African continent, burnout, evolving workspaces, Nigerian brands, and the power of storytelling.
At the age of 19, Adeola Akinmola, a food entrepreneur based in Lagos, Nigeria dropped out of university to start her business Corporate Ewa, an in-demand virtual restaurant focused on refining beans and showcasing its versatility. I spoke to her about running a successful business, choosing the right customers, promoting African food culture, and food logistics in Lagos, Nigeria.Nigeria.
For my first episode of 2023, I spoke with Lola Shoneyin, the award-winning British-Nigerian author, poet, and festival organizer. We discussed covered writer’s workshops, setting up a bookstore in Nigeria, evolution of book publishing, the importance of book imprints and more.
For my season finale of 2022, I spoke with Kunle Anikulapo-Kuti, manager of Kalakuta Museum – former home of the legendary musician and activist, Fela Anikulapo-Kuti.
We spoke about his background, the infamous Kalakuta Republic raids, the intersection of education, politics, and history in Nigeria, and the importance (or not) of wills.
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