Why Sweet Medicine?

• To explore the corrosive consequences of defunding education (especially the humanities and social sciences) and cultural production in Nigeria during the 1980s Structural Adjustment Programs (SAPs). 

• To engage with Nigerian researchers and research projects tackling Africa’s unique 21st-century challenges. 

• To identify and challenge obstacles to funding solutions and ideological shifts needed to foster a thriving Humanities culture in Nigeria.

Made by 
Immaculata Abba / Studio Styles

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_Editorial

Research
Immaculata Abba
Beulah Sokare 
Ugochukwu Anadi 

Nigerian Humanities Directory
Adebayo Boluwaji
Ugochukwu Anadi
Ose Okhilua
Immaculata Abba
Ndubuisi Miracle
Temitope Macaulay
Favour Olasanmi Oluwayemisi
Ibukun Bello
Olaniran Yusuf Olayinka
Iyalagha Deborah
Damilola Jane
Fowobaje Israel

Reporting
Immaculata Abba
Okechukwu Ugwuanyi
Juliet Nwobodo
Florence Obileye
Blessing Mam Tarfa

Editors
Immaculata Abba
IfeOluwa Nihinlola 
Pamela Naaki Tetteh 

Editorial Assistant
Deborah Iyalagha

Guests 
Fr Anselm Adodo
Gbemi Adekoya
Oluwakemi Agbato
Tobiloba Akibo
Obayomi Anthony
Didi Cheeka
Aaliyah O. Ibrahim
Amarachi Iheke
Gbope Onigbanjo
Mobolaji Otuyelu
Adefolatomiwa Toye
Israel Wekpe
Studio Styles’s July 6 text club meeting

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_{Sound and Design}

Podcast Host + Writer
Immaculata Abba

Audio Producer
Immaculata Abba

Music
Joyce Olong

Illustration
Niji Adelugba 

Creative + Art Direction
Studio Styles

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_Operations

Project Managers
Immaculata Abba 
Oluwakemi Agbato 


Other support:
Mo Isu (podcast production)
Obiageli Abba (project finance)

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