War, betrayal, romance, loyalty in Odetola’s Morinade, Fabunmi’s Princess
Unraveling the history of Lagos Brazilian Quarter
Amos Bawa Telling the brave history of the Zurus
Burn Again 2: Evelyn the virgin on campus
Unraveling the history of Lagos Brazilian Quarter
How the West consumes the earth
Ndiche Umunakara: The music and dance of warriors
Book unlocks vital lessons of experience
Aig-Imoukhuede’s books document Nigerian festivals
Emeka’s secret fling with Titi coming to the open
Race for Sisi-Eko @50 kicks off in Lagos
Chimamanda elected into US Academy of Arts and Letters
FESTAC at 40: The history and mystery behind the mask
Unraveling the history of Lagos Brazilian Quarter
LASU has produced many stars for the creative industry — Dr. Ademeso
Between Expansion of Time and eternal images
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SubscribeHow the West consumes the earth
Based on a UN data, industrial countries whose people make up only one fourth of the global population, consume 40-86 % of the earth’s natural resources
Race for Sisi-Eko @50 kicks off in Lagos
The journey of who wins the 2017 star prize of Diamond bank sponsored annual Vision of The Child, VoTC competition with the theme “Sisi-Eko@50: Ageing Gracefully or Na So So Pancake?kicked off last week with the announcement of the modalities by the organisers.
Book unlocks vital lessons of experience
The great philosopher, Socrates, once said, “an unexamined life is not worth living” and the Bible in Hosea 4:6 also said that “my people perish for lack of knowledge”. And events in and around the world reveals that it is real, and that is why developed nations do not play with the study of history as a subject. History is just the record of past experiences and it is good because without the past, many cannot make it in the future.
Aig-Imoukhuede’s books document Nigerian festivals
After 53 years of painstaking research and documentation, poet, cultural icon and writer, Pa Frank Aig-Imoukhuede, last week unveiled his two new books. The presentation of the books titled A Calendar of Traditional Nigerian Festivals and Between God and Man: Meaning and Essence in Traditional Nigeria Festivals was attended by eminent personalities and literary giants.
The misapplication of woman power
Chimdi Maduagwu’s novel, Women Without Hearts (UNILAG Press; Lagos) steps into the loop and offers interesting insights to the complex relationship that exists between men and women in the modern world. The novel presents an intriguing lifestyle of some young women on a journey to success in their chosen careers. The desperate bid to climb the social ladder through despicable means and the exploitation of the weaknesses of powerful men in order to achieve their desired goals is at the heart of this captivating narrative.
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