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Founder - Tecboe
Goabaone is a software engineer turned artist. He holds a Masters Degree in Computer Science from the University of East London (Uk). His passion for storytelling art has inspired him to pursue a career where he combines the two skill sets. As such, he has developed a highly illustrative educational software for primary schools, which supports learning through the utilization of visual activities. Goabaone has two manga projects under development, namely; Mamaland and BirthRyte, one of which was developed as a learning too for his upskilling students. As a result of his interest in teaching art, Goabaone practices a range of art forms, including but not limited to; Manga/ Comic Books, Character design, Concept art, Caricatures, Cartoons, Live drawing, World building and Animation. He is a self-proclaimed ambassador for the production of globally competitive African storytelling art. Goabaone has worked on projects with clients and partners from the USA, Germany, Ghana, Malawi, and South Africa. He continues to foster relationships and look for opportunities in the global art scene for himself and other African artists.
Power up for an over-9000 level of controversy as Geek Heresy tackles Dragon Ball Z! Hosts Ketho Borole and Notorious Po lead contestants in a Super Saiyan showdown of outrageous opinions. Is Goku actually a terrible father? Should Vegeta have been the main character? Your votes will determine which heretical view reaches its final form in this energy-packed, laugh-filled session!
Believe it! Geek Heresy is taking on the ninja world of Naruto! Join hosts Ketho Borole and Notorious Po as they guide contestants through a maze of controversial takes on everyone's favourite orange-clad ninja. Is the Will of Fire just propaganda? Was Itachi actually the villain? You, the audience, get to decide which heretical view deserves the title of Hokage in this uproarious and interactive session!
This isn't just another boring lecture, folks. We're talking about a cultural fusion that's hotter than wasabi on chakalaka! Tecboe's going to break down why seeing black faces in mainstream entertainment isn't just cool - it's downright necessary for the growth of the industry. Ever felt that rush when you see a character who looks like you kicking butt on screen? That's what we're diving into! But wait, there's more! Goabone's not just here to talk about slapping new paint on old characters. We're going full throttle into the world of original African-inspired characters and stories. It's time to stop playing dress-up with existing roles and start crafting our own legends! This event is like a creative dojo where African storytelling traditions are learning sick new moves from anime sensei. It's where Naruto meets Anansi, where Studio Ghibli vibes with the tribes, and where your mind gets stretched in ways you never imagined. So whether you're an otaku, an African folklore enthusiast, or just someone who loves a good story, this is your chance to see how the future of storytelling is being forged. It's only 25 minutes, but trust me, it's going to be more action-packed than a Dragon Ball Z fight scene! Get ready to have your creative chakras aligned and your storytelling spirits lifted. This is where tradition meets innovation, and where the next generation of African stories are powering up to Super Saiyan level!