Makua Adimora

Makua Adimora has been a member of Linktree for 6 years and joined in May 2020. Besides social media accounts, makuaadimora has populated their site with Amazon Music: Ayra Starr Documentary (Narrative Producer), Subscribe to my "verse" newsletter here!, DJ Mag: Uncle Waffles cover story, Ms Asa Will See You Now: Royal Albert Hall Concert Review, DJ Mag: These are the most exciting gqom producers right now, What is Alté: How Nigeria’s most prominent alternative community continues to thrive | The NATIVE, DJ Mag: Moonchild Sanelly's Limitless Universe, Audiomack: Cruel Santino Embraces Change, NATIVE: How Corteiz is reshaping streetwear culture in the UK, Amaka Studio: Meet Dencity, Nigeria’s First Skate Crew Exclusively for Women and Other Marginalised Genders, Audiomack: Through Heartbreak, Ycee Is Making It Work, British Vogue: The Forgotten Female Pioneers of Afrobeat, Al Jazeera: #EndSARS one year on: Who’s bold enough to rebel?, W Magazine: Stylist Ashley Okoli Embodies the Nigerian Alté Movement, Al Jazeera: A year on, women still picking up pieces from #EndSARS protests, Washington Post: Nigeria's Twitter Ban Harms People — And Democracy, Dazed: Prettyboy-Do is redefining punk for the African youth, Ayra Starr Was Born For This, DJ Mag: Street-Hop is the Sound of Lagos, gal-dem: How online communities are leading Black music discourse in the pandemic, Don Jazzy: Genius. Enigma. Mavin., NATIVE Review: The Cavemen's 'ROOTS', NATIVE Exclusive: Cuppy Is Always Getting Better, Amaarae Is A Leading Light For the New Age African Woman, The #EndSARS Protests Have Shown That A New Nigeria Is On The Horizon, Nqobilé Danseur is Finding Her Voice, Tekno’s Jogodo and the Need For Sampling Laws in Nigeria, Evolution of The Nigerian Trap Scene: How the New Generation is Reshaping the Movement, FemmeMag: The #EndSARS Protests and the government's Ever Growing Incompetence, Dismantling the Androcentric Industry Standards: Five Young Women Going Against The Grain, FemmeMag: Women In Art Deserve To Be Seen & Heard, Microaggressions and the Language of Rape Culture, The 44dbcollective Want You To Know the Revolution Will Be Televised, Review: Odunsi Treads New Waters on New EP, Everything You Heard Is True, Ejoya’s Class of ‘20 Vol. 1 Shows There is Strength in Numbers, Seo is Bolstering Her Place in the Melancholic Ranks, Welcome Back Mr. London, 2019 Wrap Up: The Year In Music, Forevatired is Genre-Bending Their Way To Redefining the Boy Band, Everything Else Has Gone Wrong.