The Arts

War, betrayal, romance, loyalty in Odetola’s Morinade, Fabunmi’s Princess

War, betrayal, romance, loyalty in Odetola’s Morinade, Fabunmi’s Princess

By Japhet Davidson At a time when the government has removed History from the curriculum thereby dening students the opportunity of knowing their past, an Ekiti born writer, Kola Odetola, who is not happy with the development has come out with a new book titled Morinade, Fabunmi’s Princess, a historical drama set in 19th-century Yoruba […]
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WINARC  in reclamation journey…

WINARC in reclamation journey…

In what looks like a dramatic come back to his first love , multi talented artist and the President of WINARC Gallery Ikeja, Archie Abia Godwin penultimate week re opened his gallery for business. The Akwa Ibom state born artist who claims that he came into art by a divine intervention have carved a niche for himself through his brand of arts and ability to convert junk, waste, discarded materials into refined arts pieces.

Nigeria’s Tourism still attractive –  Edem Duke

Nigeria’s Tourism still attractive – Edem Duke

The Minister of Tourism, Culture and National Orientation, Chief Edem Duke has described Nigeria as an attractive and fascinating country in spite of the current challenges of nation-building. The Minister made this remark in Abuja while receiving tourists from Australia, Ireland, the United States of America and the United Kingdom.

How not to kill the Nigerian Dream

How not to kill the Nigerian Dream

One of the greatest challenges facing the country is her inability to actualize the dreams and visions of the founding fathers. Before her independence from Britain in October 1960, the founding fathers had great plans and vision for the country, little wonder they struggled to get political independence so that they will be able to achieve those dreams. But 51 years after the so called independence, the country reputed to be the giant of Africa with its abundant natural and human resources has not been able to stand on her own.

Face of Museum in Tourism

Face of Museum in Tourism

There are different views and opinions about what the museum stands for. In this part of the world (Africa), misconceptions trails the word “museum” the most prominent reason to explain this is lack of proper education. Many people form the habit of referring to the museum as a place where rejected things (Christians & Muslims) are dumped.