The Arts

Canadian poet Anne Carson wins 2026 Nobel Prize in Literature

By Prisca Sam-Duru STOCKHOLM — Canadian poet, essayist and translator Anne Carson has won the 2026 Nobel Prize in Literature. Carson, 76, was honoured “for her bold and inventive oeuvre that, in playful dialogue with the classical tradition, has created new forms for contemporary literature,” the Swedish Academy said on Thursday. The prize was announced […]
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Iwaji Ndigbo holds August 30… Edem Duke reiterates importance of tradition

With another visit to the Ministry of Tourism, Culture and National Orientation by a delegation of Traditional Rulers from Igbo speaking States of Mbido Igbo Association, there is no doubt that the on going preparation to celebrate this year National Yam Festival by Igbo community has definitely reached an advance stage.

NICO commences Indigenous Language classes

In furtherance of the objectives of its enabling decree, the National Institute for Cultural Orientation, NICO has commenced its indigenous language programmes aimed at helping Nigerian children to communicate in their mother tongue and adults with spouses from different ethnic backgrounds, the language of their spouses.

Oodua Culture goes to Dublin

In line with the re- branding project of the federal government, and as part of their contribution towards the revival of the fading Yoruba culture, a socio -cultural organisation known as Egbe Omo Odua in Ireland in collaboration with Active Agent, a non governmental organisation last week announced plans to hold a week long cultural extravaganza tagged, Oodua Heritage Week in far away Dublin.

Benin art of ancient Nigeria

THE early Benin art was referred to as “Court Art” hence ”Court Art of Benin” This is because the Oba or King of Benin had a monopoly of the art works, though technically speaking, they are all brass.

How Kato shaped my thoughts…

The monthly Guest Writer Session organized by the Abuja Writers’ Forum (AWF) took place at the popular Pen and Pages Bookstore, Abuja, on July 30, 2011. In this report, TUNJI AJIBADE highlights the intrigues that weave through Cecilia Kato’s journey around her poetic canvass.

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