Electronic avant-pop artist Space-Ta recently threw a listening party at Whitespace Manila to celebrate the release of his full-length debut album, “Flight of the White Rekusasu.”
Stronger and braver than us grown-ups, this new generation will also include shoe-burning activists
A generous outflow of babies appeared during the pandemic suggesting that Netflix probably came in second in the entertainment stakes while locked down. And no, Amazon Prime wasn’t the first. Now growing up, these babies have demonstrated inexplicable syndromes that have psychologists scratching their heads. Recognise these?
Multiple Shoe Disorder
Lockdown Baby has no idea why a shoe exists, definitely not why many shoes do. She will refuse to wear any. She will grow up to single-footedly destroy the shoe industry which will accuse her of toe-much footscrimination. Worldwide, she will be feted for feats of feet-freeing. She will become a shoe-burning activist, and pad around barefoot, ankling for justice, baring her sole.
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Nothing they say is strong enough to stop a mind determined to be great. This axiom appears to sit down well with radio girl and content strategist, Josephine ‘Jojo’ Amiegbe, whose career has been on rise in the last few years.
From her childhood days, Jojo as she’s fondly called had developed love for media as she recalled how her parents would tune to BBC Network Africa in the morning and Voice of America at night, setting the tone for her journey into media.
Her journey into the radio world did not start on a smooth ride but after a couple of attempts, she sealed her first opportunity in 2012 when she landed her radio job with Ray Power, Benin city, hosting different shows such as Sunny Side Up, Power Express, Power Play among others.