Bisi Akins
Presenter | Voice Over Artist | Cultural Educator
Founder, ALL THINGS AFRICA · 111K followers
“Most of us grew up knowing we were African without truly knowing what that meant. I built All Things Africa because our stories deserve more than a footnote. Come find out who you really are.”
A Message from Bisi
Roots & Heritage
“Most diaspora conversations are surface level — what food we eat, what music we like. I want to go deeper. The kneeling ceremony, the queens who resisted colonisation, the meaning behind the Gele — this is the knowledge that makes you whole.”
What People Say
“I grew up in Manchester knowing I was Nigerian but not knowing what that actually meant in practice. Bisi's content — and now this cohort — gave me back something I didn't even know I'd lost.”
“The session on African queens who resisted colonisation genuinely changed how I talk to my daughter about where she comes from. She's seven and she already knows Queen Nzinga's name.”
“I've followed ATA for two years. The cohort is a completely different level — it's not content anymore, it's a conversation. Bisi actually talks to you like you matter.”
Know Your Roots: Nigerian history, culture & diaspora identity
Curriculum
people have begun their roots journey with Bisi Akins through ALL THINGS AFRICA
Bisi Akins
Presenter | Voice Over Artist | Cultural Educator
Founder, ALL THINGS AFRICA · 111K followers
“Most of us grew up knowing we were African without truly knowing what that meant. I built All Things Africa because our stories deserve more than a footnote. Come find out who you really are.”
Roots & Heritage
“Most diaspora conversations are surface level — what food we eat, what music we like. I want to go deeper. The kneeling ceremony, the queens who resisted colonisation, the meaning behind the Gele — this is the knowledge that makes you whole.”
Curriculum
Know Your Roots: Nigerian history, culture & diaspora identity
people have begun their roots journey with Bisi Akins through ALL THINGS AFRICA
What people say
“I grew up in Manchester knowing I was Nigerian but not knowing what that actually meant in practice. Bisi's content — and now this cohort — gave me back something I didn't even know I'd lost.”
“The session on African queens who resisted colonisation genuinely changed how I talk to my daughter about where she comes from. She's seven and she already knows Queen Nzinga's name.”
“I've followed ATA for two years. The cohort is a completely different level — it's not content anymore, it's a conversation. Bisi actually talks to you like you matter.”