Pop Culture & Beyond
I Don’t Know Anything about Web3: My Web3 Journey.
A pop culture girl’s guide to surviving the blockchain hype without losing her mind.
A pop culture girl’s crash course through the crypto chaos.
In this funny, honest and chaotically curious entry, Ifeoma Udu documents her confused-yet-determined journey into the world of Web3. Whether you’re Web3-curious or just tired of pretending to know what the blockchain is, this guide is for anyone navigating the tech hype with vibes, humour, and zero tech knowledge.
Nigeria, We Need New Conversations!
Enough With the Gender Takes,Let’s Talk Art, Heritage, and Actual Progress.
In “Nigeria, We Need New Conversations!”, Ifeoma Udu challenges the stale loop of gender wars dominating Nigerian social media. This piece is a passionate plea for deeper, more meaningful narratives in Nigerian media culture.
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From Ada Lovelace to Today: Breaking Down the Gender Myths in Tech.
An inspiring and educational piece that celebrates Ada Lovelace’s contributions to computing while challenging the gender biases that persist in technology. The article bridges history and contemporary issues, advocating for diversity in STEM fields.
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Bridging Cultures through Korean Literature: From Seoul to Abuja
An award-winning essay featured in Korea Literature Now, this piece examines the cultural parallels and intersections between Nigeria and Korea. It combines storytelling and analysis to reflect on shared values and the beauty of diversity.
Why Is AI Coming for the Arts and Tech?
Why Aren’t They Washing Dishes instead?
In this cheeky interview, Ifeoma Udu asks ChatGPT the big question: why is AI targeting the arts instead of, say, washing dishes? What follows is a funny, sharp back-and-forth on tech, creativity, and the soul of human expression.
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Nigeria’s Chidinma Adetshina Bags 1st Runner-Up at Miss Universe Amid SA Drama and Nigeria’s Rivalry
The Nigerian beauty queen snagged the 1st runner-up spot at the global Miss Universe competition held on Sunday the 17th 2024, and fans couldn’t be prouder.
Her journey wasn’t without its fair share of drama, most notably, South Africa’s rep pulling out of the competition last minute, leaving Nigeria and Zimbabwe as the last African countries standing.
Create Transparent Backgrounds Without Canva Pro.
This tutorial empowers users to achieve transparent backgrounds in their images without the need for a Canva Pro subscription. By utilizing free online tools, the article guides readers through selecting high-quality images, removing backgrounds, and integrating the edited images into various design projects.