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Bash Amuneni

@bash_amuneni

Multidisciplinary Creative■Architect■Project Planner (P6 Proficient)

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calendar_today09-10-2012 16:41:24

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Yem🌹 (@big_yemm) 's Twitter Profile Photo

This video made me fall in love with Nigeria again. The energy, the vibe, the Motherland. It’s unmatched. Experience it at the Motherland Festival. 🇳🇬

Celebrity Son (@celebrity_son_) 's Twitter Profile Photo

This is probably the best video on the internet right now. It perfectly captures the energy of the Motherland. Can’t wait to feel that at the Motherland Festival. 🇳🇬

Crypto _Queen 👸 (@bisola_bee1) 's Twitter Profile Photo

In the Motherland, even the traffic feels like a celebration. It’s part of the rhythm of Nigeria. Just wait till you experience that vibe at the Motherland Festival. 🇳🇬🚗

Ziyah (@_ziyah__) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Nigeria is more than just a place—it’s an experience. From the food to the music to the people, the Motherland is always in motion. Let’s experience it all at the Motherland Festival. 🇳🇬💃🏾

FOLLOW ME BACK OR I UNFOLLOW (@ogalucky44) 's Twitter Profile Photo

In Naija, even our chaos feels like art. From Lagos traffic to market hustle, it’s all part of the beauty of the Motherland. The Motherland Festival brings it all to life. 🇳🇬💥

AkeArts&BookFestival (@akefestival) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Happening Now: Palmwine and Poetry the.recurrence @umar_sidi11 @bash_amuneni @jollypaps1 Yashika Graham Momtaza Mehri, Chukky Enyi Ibe Zaynab Iliyasu Bobi Host: @missswanawana Watch live here: youtube.com/live/BkcV8UjJJ… #AkeFestival #AkeFest25 #ReclaimingTruth

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Closing Event: Palmwine & poetry Poetry performance by Bash Amuneni Watch live here: youtube.com/live/BkcV8UjJJ… #AkeFestival #AkeFest25 #ReclaimingTruth

Lọlá Shónẹ́yìn (@lolashoneyin) 's Twitter Profile Photo

My heart is so full of hoy and gratitude. Thank you to everyone who made AkéFest25 memorable! My dream team, our generous guests, Sterling Bank Open Society Foundations The Lagos State Govt, vendors, volunteers, press, creatives and our ever brilliant and sassy audience. 🥰 Onward to #AkeFest26!

My heart is so full of hoy and gratitude. Thank you to everyone who made AkéFest25 memorable! My dream team, our generous guests, <a href="/Sterling_Bankng/">Sterling Bank</a> <a href="/OpenSociety/">Open Society Foundations</a> <a href="/followlasg/">The Lagos State Govt</a>, vendors, volunteers, press, creatives and our ever brilliant and sassy audience. 🥰

Onward to #AkeFest26!
Bash Amuneni (@bash_amuneni) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Running a spoken word workshop Portsmouth BookFest in February,2026. Book a ticket to explore how language and culture your story. I can’t wait to meet you!

Running a spoken word workshop <a href="/PompeyBookFest/">Portsmouth BookFest</a> in February,2026. Book a ticket to explore how language and culture your story. I can’t wait to meet you!
Bash Amuneni (@bash_amuneni) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Have the stuff to be Nigeria’s Slam Champion in 2026 & represent Nigeria at the World Poetry Slam Championship in Durban South Africa during Poetry Africa Festival? The time is now! Get in touch. See you January 30th 2026 at The Transcorp Abuja for the final show down

Have the stuff to be Nigeria’s Slam Champion in 2026  &amp; represent Nigeria at the World Poetry Slam Championship in Durban South Africa during <a href="/PoetryAfrica/">Poetry Africa</a> Festival?  The time is now! 

Get in touch.

See you January 30th 2026 at The Transcorp Abuja for the final show down
Dami Ajayi (@jollypaps1) 's Twitter Profile Photo

“Literary magazines chart precarious courses. Many die early; very few survive. Some die and are resurrected, with or without institutional support. Without institutional support, YLR chose a long beauty sleep.” Tunji Olalere & Dami Ajayi, Editorial YLR Issue Two

“Literary magazines chart precarious courses. Many die early; very few survive. Some die and are resurrected, with or without institutional support. Without institutional support, YLR chose a long beauty sleep.”

Tunji Olalere &amp; Dami Ajayi, Editorial YLR Issue Two