With ‘Nsi: After the Harvest’ we tend to examine how histories and labour shape our land – Azu Nwagbogu
…as AAF, CATPC intercultural exhibition and symposium holds in Lagos African Artists’ Foundation (AAF), a Nigerian based art institution supporting contemporary art, design and culture, in collaboration with Cercle d’Art des Travailleurs de Plantation Congolaise (CATPC), from the Democratic Republic of Congo, (DRC), will hold an art exhibition and symposium titled: “Nsi: After the Harvest,” […]
Oyin Olugbile wins $100,000 The Nigeria Prize for Literature 2025
The anticipation for who emerges next Laureate for the NLNG-sponsored the Nigeria Prize for Literature, came to an end on Friday October 10, 2025, as the Advisory Board for the prize announced Oyin Olugbile as the winner of the 2025 edition.
Win Arc summer Art class: Injecting creativity to lives
In his bid to change the narrative during summer holidays, self-taught artist and director/founder of Win Arc Gallery, Archie Abia, established the summers art class for students within his vicinity.
Thrilling performances mark 2025 K-Heritage Festival
Once again, Korea lit up Lagos, Nigeria with a pulsating fusion of music, dance, fashion, as its embassy in Nigeria and the Korean Cultural Centre Nigeria hosted the K-Heritage Festival.
Time of Redeemer: Visually striking narrative of nation in search of leadership
At the core of Nigeria’s internationally acclaimed artist, Onyema Ofoedu-Okeke’s recent works now showing at Truview Arts and Frames Gallery, Ikoyi, Lagos, is the need for true leadership.
More Nigerian business, public sector leaders endorse “Leading in a Storm”
Momentum continues to build around “Leading in a Storm” as a new wave of prominent Nigerian thought leaders—Prof. Tunji Olaopa, Dr. Toye Sobande, Dr. Ademola Adebise, and Dr. Michael Onuoha—praise the book’s relevance, clarity, and actionable frameworks for navigating complexity in both public and private sectors.
