Africa has stories.
The question is, who gets to tell them?
We’re building a network of African creators shaping how our stories are seen, heard, and understood globally.
If you’re ready to be part of that, apply.
ninthgrid.com/editorial (link in the bio)
Ninthgrid helps brand, creatives, founders, , and teams who care about how their stories are told, not just that something is posted.
If you’re looking for Afrocentric visuals, custom creative work, event coverage, or a community that actually values creators, this is how we work.
Swipe through.
And if it feels like a fit, let’s talk.
We’re excited to have @fuadxiv join our X Space as we talk about monetizing visual work in Africa 🎙️
If you’re a designer or creative trying to navigate the business side of creativity, you’ll want to hear this conversation
Date: Wednesday May 20th
Time: 6pm
Venue: X space (link in our bio)
We’re excited to have @cav.digital join our X Space as we talk about monetizing visual work in Africa 🎙️
If you’re a designer or creative trying to navigate the business side of creativity, you’ll want to hear this conversation
Date: Wednesday May 20th
Time: 6pm
Venue: X space (link in our bio)
Ibadan almost looks unrecognizable from above.
Love these images taken by @shotbywrz
Remember, you can always upload the images you take on ninthgrid.com
Until yesterday, when my team @ninthgrid__ posted a video about my work schedule, a lot of people reached out to me and said I should rest.
And honestly, I understand where they’re coming from. But I also think there’s a phase in life where you may have to put in some unhealthy hours to achieve the kind of results you want.
That said, I’m not saying people shouldn’t rest. Rest is productive too.
Sometimes, the best thing you can do for yourself is to pause and recover.
Beyond the video, I’ve also put measures in place to rest. For example, on most weekends, I don’t work unless it’s absolutely necessary. I try to completely disconnect from work when I can.
So yes, rest is important. Rest is productive. Please rest.
Creatives deserve to make real money from their work and that is why we’re having an honest conversation about monetizing visual work in Africa with people actually doing it.
If you’re a photographer, designer, filmmaker, illustrator, or creative trying to figure out the business side of things, this space is for you
đź—“ May 20, 2026
⏰ 6PM WAT
đź“Ť X Spaces (link in bio)
You know that popular saying “there’s no love in Lagos”?
Yeah… there’s still no love in Lagos 💔 but love is coming to your screens in Lagos and nationwide this Friday ✨🎬
Go watch, support, and show some love to Nigerian creatives as Call Of My Life drops ❤️
Your wedding pictures are forever. Let them be worth every penny
These photographers really know how to capture moments in ways that feel incredibly authentic, soft, cinematic and timeless.
Save this post, tag your engaged friends and send to your spouse!
