Stories

Board games in Nigeria are experiencing a quiet but powerful renaissance. What was once seen mainly as a family pastime or an imported hobby is now taking root in communities...

A table. A few cards. A handful of players leaning in, plotting their next move. It doesn’t look revolutionary, but in homes, schools, and community centres across Nigeria, moments like...

Written by: Suzan Adinoyi I have always loved games right from when I was a child. From video games like Matt hoffman's pro bmx, street fighter, contra, super mario etc....

Written by Tunde Philips “Again, you can’t connect the dots looking forward; you can only connect them looking backward. So you have to trust that the dots will somehow connect...

Written by: Idorenyin Akpabio I grew up playing a few of the very popular boardgames available at the time: Monopoly, Scrabble, Ludo, Snakes & Ladders, etc. Later on when electronic...

Written By: Bassey Onwuanaku Growing up, boardgaming wasn’t a “thing” like it is now. The games commonly found then were Ludo, Snake(Chutes) and Ladders, and Draughts or ‘Draft’ as it...