
Kaduna Fashion and Art Exhibition (KAFART)
Kaduna Fashion and Art Exhibition (KAFART) was founded in Kaduna State, Nigeria, in 2019. The event was created out of a passion to improve the creative scene in northern Nigeria and beyond. The desire to bring our community together using creativity has also driven us to create KAFART.
KAFART is a platform intended to support creatives in the community by giving them the perfect platform to showcase and express themselves. The exhibition also seeks to put forth underrepresented African cultures, and encourage the redefinition of history and the reinvention of a vibrant future by African creatives. KAFART aims to establish the right channels to connect African creatives to a global audience. The event is also geared towards encouraging creatives to be environmentally responsible and promote eco -friendly crafts and ideas that can help improve the current state of the environment.
The man who sent this news, the wireless operator, was alone with his instrument on the top of a lofty building. The people remaining in the city he estimated them at several hundred thousand had gone mad from fear and drink, and on all sides of him great fires were raging. He was a hero, that man who staid by his post an obscure.


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For twenty-four hours, he said, no transatlantic airships had arrived, and no more messages were coming from England. He did state, though, that a message from Berlin that’s in Germany announced that Hoffmeyer, a bacteriologist of the Metchnikoff School, had discovered the serum for the plague. That was the last word, to this day, that we of America ever received from Europe. If Hoffmeyer discovered the serum, it was too late.
If Hoffmeyer discovered the serum, it was too late, or otherwise, long ere this, explorers from Europe would have come looking for us. We can only conclude that what happened in America happened in Europe, and that, at the best, some several score may have survived the Scarlet Death.

Hundreds of these airships escaped to Hawaii, and not only did they bring the plague with them, but they found the plague already there before them. This we learned, by the despatches, until all order in San Francisco vanished, and there were no operators left at their posts to receive or send. It was amazing, astounding.
The two halted, the nearer to us standing and facing Sunbury, a grey indistinctness towards the evening star.
– James Doeh
I was telling about the airships of the rich. They carried the plague with them and no matter where they fled, they died. I never encountered but one survivor of any of them Mungerson. He was afterwards a Santa Rosan, and he married my eldest daughter. He came into the tribe eight years after the plague. He was then nineteen years old, and he was compelled to wait twelve years more before he could marry.