Nigerian group plays ‘ZIK’, ‘OBEY’ live at London Shaw Theatre
NLNG’s dialogue with writers
Martin Adaji’s work plan for National Troupe
The beauty of CNN, MultiChoice workshop for Nigerian journalists
Artluv in the season of Valentine
We should not talk about our earliest critics as if their time is over — Nwachukwu-Agbada
Testimony from tenant of the House
How late Afrobeat King, Fela composed his songs
Day writers drank from Eugenia Abu’s libation
Imaging Nigeria’s foreign policy in the face of global challenges…
Recovering Nigeria’s Terracotta
Cyprian Ekwensi’s film heritage and Igbo film legacy(2)
The range of development
Dapo Adelugba: Daodu’s life in profile

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Musing around Alex Nwokolo’s recent visual journey…
After a successful hosting of one of the greatest photo exhibitions of the year tagged “Perspectives on Contemporary Nigerian Photography recently, the Ben Enwonwu Foundation (BEF) owners of Omenka Art Gallery again in its bid towards the promotion and appreciation of Modern African art penultimate week brought the visual art community together for another exciting exhibition by one of Nigeria’s outstanding contemporary artists, Alex Nwokolo titled Musing: an exhibition of recent paintings by Alex Nwokolo.
Remembering Dapo Adelugba’s theatrical strides @ 70
One of Nigerian foremost scholars, Prof Charles Nnolim, in one of his presentations said that “Nigeria does not honour its intellectuals, rather Nigerians are only known for honouring politicians and soldiers, that is why many Nigerian great scholars are not named after some streets in Abuja.â€
Abuja adorns new look as carnival counts down
TRUE to his words, the streets of Abuja are now wearing carnival looks in readiness for the 2009 Abuja Carnival beginning from November 21 through 24. Earlier at his first media meeting with culture and tourism journalists in Lagos, the newly appointed creative director of this year’s Abuja Carnival, Professor Ojo Bakare had promised that his leadership of the carnival team would transform the hosting of the national festival to what he described as “a street partyâ€, which according to him, carnival is all about.
Illustrated Things Fall Apart for presentation
THE illustrated Things Fall Apart produced in commemoration of the 50th anniversary of Chinua’s Achebe’s classic novel will be the star attraction at a formal presentation ceremony to be held on November 17. The event which will take place in Lagos will be chaired by HRM Igwe Nnaemeka, Obi of Onitsha with renowned playwright, Wole Soyinka being the special guest of honour among other notable personalities in the art and literary world and beyond.
Shell sponsors road safety photo exhibition
DETERMINED to reduced the number of fatal road accidents in the country and in line with its tradition of promoting creative thinking, Shell Petroleum Development Company of Nigeria (SPDC) Ltd is teaming up with African Artists’ Foundation (AAF) to sponsor a world-class photography exhibition in Lagos highlighting the issue of road safety in Nigeria.

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