Feelings that are hard to name: A review of Zero is Still a Beginning by Nasirudeen Isola Muritala
By Elizabeth Osayande “Zero is Still a Beginning,’ is being reviewed by Adaora Ndaguba, a second-year Mass Communication student at Pan-Atlantic University. She is Managing Editor of The Mosaic and is passionate about storytelling, design, leadership and using creativity for impact.klp Excerpts of her review American philosopher Eric Hoffer famously asserts: “A man who is […]
Omenka Gallery, committed to production of knowledge
A line in the Nigerian national anthem reads:“the labours of our Heroes past shall never be in vain.”As a manifestation of this prayerful wish, the family of one of the first generation and greatest artists of the Nigerian art, late Prof. Ben Chukwukadibia Enwonwu in honour of the indelible archievements left by the accomplished artist of pioneer contemporary art in Nigeria, established the Omenka Gallery as a place of research, exhibition and production of knowledge.
3rd Achebe Colloquium on Africa holds at Brown University
The third annual Achebe Colloquium on Africa will be held at Brown University, Providence, Rhode Island, USA from 3-4 December, 2011.
Interesting times for Nigerian literature
Being excerpts from the keynote address delivered on the occasion of the public presentation of Red Nest by Arc. Thelma Nwokedi.
Budiso: Through years of locust in power
Recent command performance of Budiso, a play written by Fred Agbeyegbe, one of Nigeria’s theatre Icon and first recipient of the Living Legend Series Award by National Association of Nigerian Theatre Arts Practitioners (NANTAP) was a play among plays.
Awo, Remo in Insa Nolte’s Trial
The memories and contributions of one of the greatest legend of the Yoruba nation, Late Pa Awolowo came alive penultimate week as people from all walks of life especially people from Remo, Ogun State and followers of the Late Awo gathered at the Nigeria Institute of International Affairs (NIIA) Kofo Abayomi Street, Victoria Island, Lagos for the public presentation of the Nigerian edition of the book, Obafemi Awolowo and The Making of Remo: The Local Politics of Nigerian Nationalist written by a German scholar Insa Nolte.
