Quadloop Creations

Name: Quadloop Creations
Address: 10 Hughes Avenue, Lagos, 100011, NG
Telephone: +2348090700075

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25/10/2026

I’m so excited to announce that I ordered my 100th Quadloop Creations solar powered lamp for Nigerian Artists who lack access to adequate electricity so that they can continue to work after the sun goes down. 100. That is 100 individual artists who now have light. 100 people. 100 dreams. 100. I can only attach 80 photos, but there are 20 more artists who received a lamp (or will get one next week).

Light Up Nigeria is a project I started to share the richness and opportunities of my life with incredibly talented people who lack one of the most basic tools that most of us take for granted: light. 💡

Every single purchase of my book, Ebby the Magnificent, my art, or my art greeting cards go to purchase these lamps. There is no middleman. There are no commissions paid. There is no overhead.

Thank you to everyone who has purchased my book, my art, and art greeting cards. Thank you to everyone who has supported me. Thank you Dozie Igweilo and Quadloop Technology for being my source of light and inspiration and for helping me get every single lamp ordered into the hands of the deserving artists!

Kindness is its own reward. Ebby Worldwide!

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25/10/2026

Mbuotidem Tom is a hearing impaired artist who recently received a Quadloop Creations solar powered lamp from me as part of my Light Up Nigeria project, where I am using the sale proceeds of my book, Ebby the Magnificent, my art, and my art greeting cards to purchase these lights for Nigerian Artists who lack access to basic or reliable electricity so that they can continue to create their beautiful art after the sun goes down.

Mbuotidem holds a masters in fine arts and is one of three deaf artists who have received a lamp from me. Take a look at her page, follow her, and see what can be accomplished when you are unwilling to accept any limitations placed in your way.

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10/10/2026

Did you know that selecting the artists who will receive a Quadloop Creations solar powered lamp from me as part of my Light Up Nigeria project is at the beginning of the process but there are many more steps that have to occur before the lamp is actually delivered to their door (or as close to their door as I can get). First, I have to find the artists from the thousands of posts I get in my feed every morning. This is a wonderful experience full of gorgeous artwork and inspiring stories. It’s what keeps this project alive.

Then I have to vet them to make sure they meet the flexible and intangible criteria I use to make my final decision. I typically will scroll through 40 to 50 posts to see whether they are real artists and genuinely good people.

All of this happens at the same time I am marketing and selling my book, Ebby the Magnificent, my art, and art greeting cards because I use 100% of the sale proceeds from these things to buy the lamps.

Once the funds have been received, and the artist has been selected, the next step is to get the lamp physically delivered to the artist. This can sometimes be the biggest challenge in a country where the infrastructure is rudimentary, to be polite. It can take several weeks for the lamp to make its way from the factory in Lagos to its final destination, which may be a small village with no electricity and no easy way to get to it.

But you know something, it’s completely worth it. There is no greater feeling than seeing the smiles and joy of the artists who receive the gift of light, knowing they will no longer be subject to the constant inconveniences caused by having a little to no reliable electricity.

Please take a look at my website, to find out more about my Light Up Nigeria project, my book and art. Follow and share my page and ask others to join this noble cause. Help me make the world a brighter place for everyone.

If you’re one of the artists who received a lamp in an extraordinarily difficult to reach place, please post a picture of what your roads look like.

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25/09/2026

“Ebby worldwide” is a rallying cry thought up by my friend Thomas Arts aka Thommie Geize Arts official to express a desire that my book, “Ebby the Magnificent, Tails of an Elusive Baby Bunny” will someday soon be available everywhere across the world.

You might wonder why would a book about a baby bunny be a rallying cry for a Zambian artist. I’ll tell you.

Ebby is a book I wrote and illustrated for people of every age, race, religion, gender, ethnicity, dietary preferences, hair color, or any other demographic you can imagine. It is a book that breaks every rule Western literature has tried to instill, in particular the rules that a story line must have conflict, that you must have a villain in order to have a hero, and the rule that only through suffering can a leader emerge.

I don’t believe that. I don’t think violence, fear, sadness, or suffering need to exist in order for kindness and compassion to arise. I think it is time to change the narrative, which is why I wrote a story full of adventure and travel, strong compelling characters, but no sadness.

Ebby has not yet reached every part of the world, but she has found a home in Kenya, Nigeria, Croatia, Italy, France, England, Slovenia, Slovakia, Brazil, Hungary, India, Canada, Germany, the United States, and Australia. Take a look at some of the people who have taken Ebby home. They all have one thing in common. Can you guess what it is? They are all HAPPY, truly happy. That’s what Ebby does, and that’s why an artist from Zambia says “Ebby Worldwide.”

Attach a picture of where your copy of Ebby is. Don’t have your own copy yet? Order it from my website in the U.S. or contact me here to find out how you can get Ebby.

Ebby Worldwide!

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21/09/2026

The last few days have been incredible! I have been successful in selling several copies of my book and art greeting cards, and in the process have met some extraordinary people. What makes this so wonderful is the fact that people I have been meeting are truly excited about my Light Up Nigeria project where I am using 100% of the sale proceeds of my book, “Ebby the Magnificent,” and art to purchase solar powered lamps for Nigerian Artists who lack access to basic or reliable electricity.

That’s right, 100% of my sale proceeds are being used to make the world a brighter place while these artists make the world a more beautiful place. 🤗👩🏿‍🎨🌍👨🏿‍🎨 And what makes my project even more spectacular is the fact that Quadloop Creations, the Nigerian family-owned company which manufactures the solar powered lamps, uses 70% recycled, electronic waste to make its lamps.

To date I have purchased and delivered 95 solar powered lamps to 95 individual artists. 🎨 So whether you are looking for a beautiful piece of art, unique handmade art greeting cards, or you want to get the most extraordinary book for yourself or a gift for someone else, purchasing any of these will literally light up someone else’s life on the other side of the world. How unbelievably cool is that? 😎

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15/09/2026

Quadloop Creations delivered a solar powered light to Emmanuel Godwin aka EmmaSco Sco today as part of my Light Up Nigeria project, where I am using 100% of the sales proceeds from my book, Ebby the Magnificent, my art, and my art greeting cards to purchase these lights for Nigerian Artists who lack access to basic or reliable electricity so that they can continue to create their beautiful art after the sun goes down. 🐰👨🏿‍🎨🌍👩🏿‍🎨

What intrigued me most about this young man is his capacity to smile, laugh, and make everyone around him feel good, even while doing exhausting, physical labor. Although he is an artist, Emmanuel often must do hard physical labor to support himself. Imagine doing back breaking work all day long and coming home to a dark house with no electricity. Imagine being unable to create art, one of the things that brings you immense joy. No more of that! 🤗

This solar powered lamp made from 70% recyclable electronic waste will allow Emmanuel not only to create art when he gets home after a long day, but it will give him the dignity he deserves. Watch this video to the end with the sound on. If it doesn’t make your heart melt, you might need to see a cardiologist.🙂

Please follow me or take a look at my website listed in my profile to find out more about how I am turning my book and art sales into a brighter world for Nigerian artists.

Ebby worldwide!

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03/09/2026

This is still one of my favorite videos of all time. Me and Dozie Igweilo, the owner and creator behind Quadloop Creations talking about my Light Up Nigeria project. 👩🏿‍🎨🌍👨🏿‍🎨🐰🎨💡

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10 Hughes Avenue
Lagos
100011

Telephone

+2348090700075

Website

http://www.quadloop.africa/

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