AFRICAN TEEN VOGUE

    He got famous after making a masterpiece for wizkid and he posted it. Since then, he has been making waves. His works have been recognised by big celebrities Like Ken Nwadiogbu, Bizzle, Jada P and alot more He has also appeared in platforms like BBC, pulse and alot more. His artworks are different from everyday artworks because he uses pencil to create hyperrealistic drawing which look so real and you confuse it for a picture.

It is safe to say Nigeria has a very remarkable influence in the Music Industry in Africa. It sees the emergence of new talent and the rise to global recognition of existing musical acts like Burna Boy, Olamide, Wizkid and Davido among others The Musical Acts have made their mark and are still thriving but our focus right now is on the upcoming new voices that got our attention. This Young Acts have unique sounds and special methods of delivery. As an upcoming young Act, they have amassed relatively large fan base due to social media and their online presence which have followed a glimpse into their lives and their creative process Here is our list of the Young Upcoming  Musical  Acts to watch out for in Nigeria.   1. REMA (DIVINE AKUBOR) The new artiste, Rema, is an 18-year-old emerging artist, whose real name is Divine Ikubor ( Rema grew up, lived and hustled in Benin City. As a young rapper in church and school, he  knew from an early...

Hello I am Debra Louw . I am 17 . I fell pregnant at the age of 16 and gave birth to a beautiful baby girl named Khai Mahalia Louw. We get thought that babies before marriage is wrong and I won't lie i was against teenage pregnancy until it actually happened to me. It hit me hard that i had to grow up now and actually work on myself to not only be a good mom but to be a great role model , cause obviously i don't want my daughter be depressed over these categories we're being put in but to know herself & her worth & that non of this should phase her. I grew up without a father which was very tough cause everybody needs that love from both parents. Even though my mom played both roles we all know a father does things a little different then a mom in one way or another but my mom is my hero and I thank her for all that i am today and i want to inspire my daughter the way my mom inspired/s me. And also to other teen moms out there don't be ash...

The new generation of artist will soon be taking over the music industry in Nigeria and Music Guru(s) Olamide and Don Jazzy are willing to give them a chance this follows up with the recent discovery of Don Jazzy's new artiste, Rema. The new artiste is signed under Jonzing World, Mavin’s first-ever imprint record label. Don Jazzy, who revealed this in a statement on Wednesday, said the development is a response to a growing demand for Nigerian music internationally. The development comes on the heels of a recent announcement of a multimillion-dollar investment in Mavin Records by Kupanda Holdings a global private equity firm. The new artiste, Rema, is an 18-year-old emerging artist, whose real name is Divine Ikubor ( Rema grew up, lived and hustled in Benin City. As a young rapper in church and school, he  knew from an early  age of eleven that music was what he wanted to spend his life doing. Rema  went on to perform on several stages in Benin Cit...

Chances are, the answer is yes — you have normal boobs! Luckily, most seemingly ~weird~ things about your boobs are totally fine. But maybe you can't help but wonder if that little bump or tiny hair on your boob is concerning. First things first: breasts come in all different shapes and sizes, and all kinds are beautiful. (Same goes for your nipples !) So for the most part, your boobs are probably fine. But if you still have questions about what is and isn't normal (and we understand why you would), we have answers. We chatted with Dr. Natasha Bhuyan , family physician at One Medical , about everything you've been wondering about your boobs. "It's human nature to assume the worst," says Dr. Bhuyan. "But the reality is that breast changes are just a normal part of the human body." You have sore boobs Dr. Bhuyan says soreness of the breasts is one of her female patients' most common concerns. But before you complete...

Seriously, don’t wait until the night before spring break to pack! You’ll end up with a suitcase full of mismatched clothing—and a headache trying to coordinate looks once you arrive wherever you're headed. Instead, plan ahead and pick intentional outfits for every outing. You’ll save suitcase space and , once you’re there, you can focus on having fun—AKA the point of spring break, ammiright? Below, we’ve outlined eight essential spring break activities and the perfect outfit to pack for each. Ready, set, shop!   1. A cozy outfit is a must on the plane   It’s hard to feel cozy on a plane or bus, but a pale pink tracksuit and rainbow sneakers will get you pretty close. Squeeze in a cat nap with this adorable eye-mask and you’ll be rested by the time you arrive at your destination. 2. Sporty clothes are perfect for coffee runs   Start your trip off right with an ice-cold latte paired with bike shorts, an oversized sweatshirt, and b...

My name is Jola (Ola) Onitiju. I am from Lagos state, Nigeria, I was born on 3rd February and I’m a Christian. I study Law and I’m currently studying my foundation programme. I’m very goofy and I love to joke around a whole lot. I love being blunt. If you know me, you’d know this lool. I am an upcoming makeup artist and food blogger. Makeup is my passion. Growing up I would see my sisters painting their faces and I would envy them because I didn’t have any money to buy any products. Because I was broke lool, I will take my sisters’ makeup kit and paint my face. Trust me, I looked ridiculous because their products weren’t my shade, but I kept practicing. I got my first set of basic products from one of my sisters in 2016. I never really  took makeup seriously until 2018. With constant practice, I kept getting better. Sometimes I’d do a look and it’d turn out to be shit but I never gave up and here I am now, still getting better every day. I’ve also always loved cooking. I a...

What stereotypes about teenagers do the adults you know seem to hold? How does the media portray people your age — and what, in your opinion, do they get wrong? What do you wish you could explain to adults in general to dispel some of these beliefs? In “ Taking Away the Phones Won’t Solve Our Teenagers’ Problems ,” a psychology professor writes about rising levels of anxiety and stress: Teenagers are struggling with anxiety more than any other problem, and perhaps more than ever before. There’s a good chance that it is anxiety that is driving teenagers (and the rest of us) to escape into screens as a way to flee fears. Across most types of anxiety runs a common thread — difficulty coping with feelings of uncertainty: something today’s teenagers have more than their fair share of. They have uncertain economic lives: Unlike previous generations, they can anticipate a worse economic future than their parents. They’ve also grown up with uncertain truths and unre...

Hi, my name is Gemma Maria Giuliano, I’m sixteen and I live in Ivory-Coast. I’m Italian and Ivorian. At first sight , I may seem harsh ,uptight as well as mean but when you get to know me and dig deep, i actually have a big heart. I’m very sociable, I have a huge love for life and I can adapt myself to anyone. I’m super confident and I don’t care about what people have to say about me I’m always happy and never show my feelings. Whenever I have a goal, I’ll do everything I can to achieve it. I love being surrounded by people that make me laugh and who send positive vibes. I love being there for everyone, giving advice, making people feel better whether it’s close friends or just acquaintances because seeing people sad is my weakness. I want to send joy wherever I go. Besides my kindness, I’m somebody who doesn’t let herself be stepped on by others. I don’t really know what I want in life, but I know for a fact what I don’t want. I like being stylish, always presentable : fas...

My name is Cassidy Chiara Thomas and I'm an aspiring make-up artist. I've created a good name for myself so far and I have just begun Not only do I feel that I'm a great make up artist but also an inspiration to many , as I've been told due to the help I offer when people reach out to me - encouraging females to be their best is a part of what I do. Honestly fashion is a broad concept and it's honestly based on expressing individuality, all those small fashion choices and quirks that someone decides to make is part of expression and i just think that they shouldn't hold back They should dress how they want and express themselves without having to worry about what anyone else has to say because if you do worry about their opinion you're not going to flourish So my main message for African teenagers is to not worry about societal expectations, they should do what makes them happy and definitely not respond to negativity.

Hey, my name is Abena Adoko. I’m a 20 year old junior in college. I’m from Ghana, West Africa based in Maryland.  In my free time I enjoy modeling for entrepreneurs and anyone who’s starting or trying to grow a business.  I believe my best trait is my personality because I’m a fun and unproblematic person. Anyone who knows me knows I’m all about a good time.  I want everyone around me to have positive energy like me. I’m a friendly person and no one can or will change that about me.

Hi there ! I am Jamie-Lee Ray. I am a Sagittarius baby. Born and raised in KZN. Currently situated in Johannesburg. I am a 96 baby , currently 22 years old. I am mixed race , having a white mother and a coloured father. Growing up mixed race was quite hard , walking the halls of school having people ask you “What are you” haha. It definitely took me quite awhile to appreciate the beauty of my skin! But I wouldn’t change it for the world. My interests are music and dancing. These have been my passions ever since I could walk. I am a South African artist, I dropped my first single titled Baby last year. ( You can get it on most streaming platforms) . I am also a social media brand ambassador/influencer aswell as a poet/blogger ( you can find my poems on my instagram page @jamielee_ray) . I would love to influence others by inspiring them to believe in themselves and in their originality. Being different is beautiful and in a world where origin...

I’m Henry Newton Utere, 18 years old. I’m from Nigeria and based in Lagos. Was born on the 31st of July 2000. I’m an influencer, basketball player and aspiring model I’ve worked with well known brands. Such as Chivita, MTN, The keepers of the wardrobe, Guinness and more. I’ve made a name for myself which took hard work. I’ll say I’m a good person And I love support people that needs my help. I believe any one an achieve their goals and dreams if they put in the hard work required. And I one day dream to play basketball in the NBA and just like I said hard work is everything so if I put in hard work I will achieve that dream.