TITTLE : APROKO 

MEDIUM : Acrylic on Canvas

SIZE : 20x28inches

                                         PRICE :1,450USD.

Aproko is a popular term in Nigerian Pidgin English, used to describe gossip or the act of spreading juicy, often unsolicited information. It refers not just to the content of the story, but to the person who eagerly shares it: the ever-present ear and watchful eye in every neighborhood.

In this piece, Aproko is personified capturing the tension between curiosity and intrusion, entertainment and disruption. The figure embodies the cultural duality of gossip: both as a communal glue and a force of division. While stories travel through mouths and minds, they shape perceptions, fuel narratives, and sometimes wound reputations. This artwork is a playful yet critical commentary on how information flows in tight-knit communities. It invites viewers to reflect on their roles as listeners, tellers, or subjects of the tales that never seem to stay still.