Voices of Eyà echo @ QGallery
Casey Imafidon kick starts Abuja Season of Writers
Rainbow gives Goodluck coat of many colours
Remembering Ogaga in Stacey Okparaevo’s exhibition of Love
I had to be on the street as if ready to sell myself – Chika Unigwe
J.P.Clark’s Meta-dialectics in Wives Revolt and All for Oil
US flags off Black History Month with Django
I had to be on the street as if ready to sell myself – Chika Unigwe
Rainbow gives Goodluck Coat of many colours
Being Black
JP Clark’s metadialetics (2)
Day, Igbo community celebrates culture In Lagos.
Born Tro Away from Street Kids to Urban Kings
Human Cargo marks Nigeria’s Black History Month

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JP Clark’s metadialetics in the Wives’ Revolt and All For Oil
All through the remarkable literary career of Professor JP Clark (the First African writer to be appointed professor of English), the centrality of his plays has always been the relevance of the culture of his own people. Clark, the man of memorable electrifying verses, the man who vomits poetry naturally without conscious effort, deserves all the accolades in the world for beaming the beauty of the Ijaw culture to the world. Clark skillfully makes a break from this his universally acknowledged cultural zone when his play The Wives’ Revolt emerged in the literary scene after many years of hibernation in Kiagbodo where his MUSE supposedly dwells.
At over 70, my best is yet to come… Prof (Sir) Uwaifo
Professor (Sir) Victor Efosa Uwaifo is a reporter’s delight any day. An enigma, music maestro and talented artist, Prof. Uwaifo is the Nigerian Leonardo Vinci. A professor of Arts at the University of Benin , there was no dull moment with him as he moved the venue of the interview to his office to avert distractions.
Jahman Anikulapo says bye to Newsroom
WHEN friends, colleagues, culture activists and promoters gathered at the Kongi’s Harvest Gallery , Freedom Park, Lagos last week for the 50th birthday celebration of Jahman Anikulapo, one thing that was uppermost in the minds of many was the personality of the man involved.
When PH wedding becomes poetry fiesta
It could only happen in Port Harcourt, the city now referred as the World Book Capital. Here, literature has become so common that even wedding feats are now turned into literary festivals, thanks to the Garden city Literary Festivals, and the Association of Nigerian Authors, ANA, Rivers state branch.
How I became Fela’s Illustrator – Lemi Ghariokwu
Lemi Ghariokwu,self taught Nigerian born artist is the famous illustrator of late Afrocentric king Fela Anikulapo Kuti’s record labels. He also illustrates so many other artists and his creative album designs tell beautiful stories about music and carries along strong message from the artists across through visual capturing of metaphoric thoughts of the artists. Designing about twenty six of Fela’s album covers, and over two thousand other album covers in the last thirty eight years, Ghariokwu has no doubt carved a niche for himself.

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