A fantastic Journal of the buzzing city of Lagos; the good, the bad, the ugly and the beautiful. An absolute great addition to your coffee table books and the perfect gift for one who is fascinated by people, travel and culture.
Irin Journal
Taking its meaning from the Yoruba word for “walk” and “journey”, ìrìn journal explores African culture through travel, people and community by focusing on a different African city for each issue. Covering stories from food to fashion, history, art, design, film and more. The concept is simple: to inform and educate our readers, by documenting these diverse cultures and therefore inspiring them to explore.
The Lagos Issue
Our first edition explores Africa’s most populous city, Lagos, shining a light on the diverse stories from past and present that make up its unique identity.
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The common ties between breakfast staples in Akara, Lagos and Acarajé, Brazil
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What’s left of the former slave town of Badagry?
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The colourful lives of Afrobeat pioneer Fela Kuti and photographer Sunmi-Smart Cole
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The legacy of Ówàmbè, a Lagos party culture
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Delve into the lives of creative entrepreneurs Oroma and Osione Itegboje
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Pay homage to Agege Bread and the history behind it
Including many more conversations, poems, essays, photos by artists and photographers and creatives in the city.
Notes
- Format: Paperback (printed on uncoated paper with glossy inserts; perfect bound)
- Pages: 204
- Dim: 170mm x 240mm
