African Odyssey promises an immersive journey that captures the essence of African mythology, culture, and folktales through acrylic paintings, canvas copies, and prints.

Source: https://londonnewsonline.co.uk/african-odessey-exploring-cultures-myths-and-stories-opening-at-the-oxo-gallery-august-9/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=african-odessey-exploring-cultures-myths-and-stories-opening-at-the-oxo-gallery-august-9

Her first monograph to date, An Chaora Ghlas agus Scéalta Eile as Seanadh Farracháin, is a study of international folktales collected in Seanadh Farracháin National School, County Galway, in 1937-38 under the auspices of The Schools’ Folklore Collection.

Source: https://www.limerickpost.ie/2023/06/29/three-fulbright-scholars-chosen-from-limerick/

The most fitting analogy that can describe the Ribadu Abuja cry is that of the Okete which, in one of those trickster folktales, was complicit in his own calamity.

Source: https://theeagleonline.com.ng/lamentations-of-nuhu-ribadu-by-festus-adedayo/