It was an afternoon of encomiums and celebrations when friends and associates of Nigerian literary icon, poet and polemicist, Odia Ofeimun, gathered for the public presentation of a book titled, Odia Ofeimun: In Search of a Common Morality, Essays, Tributes and conversations”.

The portrait painting of the Vice Chancellor, University of Calabar entitled “Emergence” size: 221.5cm x 145cm is a mixed-media painting by Prof. Victor Ecoma painted in 2023.

In his forthcoming book titled “Traditions:  An Anthology”, Nigerian writer, Jeremiah Oyebode explores the relevance of certain basic tenets of parenting to the life of an individual, using fictive personalities that mirror divergent character traits in our contemporary society. 

By Chris Onuoha About 50 years after Nigeria’s painful civil war, book lovers are being regaled with yet another novel on that ugly experience. The new book, ‘I Remember: The Nigeria-Biafra War – Graphic Recollections of a Child’ left nothing to the imagination, as it captures most of the low incidents of the time, as […]

Maud Le Fort won’t be seen on the runways of Paris Fashion Week, which kicks off on Monday, having chosen her health over a career on the catwalk.

Fashion week in Milan wrapped up Monday after showcasing new designers, from Sabato de Sarno at Gucci to Peter Hawkings at Tom Ford.

A Pablo Picasso masterpiece expected to fetch at least $120 million at auction went on show Monday in Dubai, kicking off a set of rare viewings outside the United States.

She is sleek, agile and full of energy. Ever since Yemi Olaniyan, professor of musicology at the Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile-Ife, described the mesmerizing traditional dances of Eastern Nigerians, especially of people from Enugu axis, as “green leaves vibrating in the wind”, I have kept close watch on the musical tradition of Enugu people and their enthralling dancers.

Convener of the All Africa Medical and Wellness Expo 2023, Usman Isah, has described Medical Tourism as an aspect of the economy that can help drive healthcare development in Nigeria.

When an established artist like Joshua Nmesirionye, who has over 20 years post-training career, makes debut solo exhibition, a space for accumulated suspense beckons.

THREE Isoko young youngsters, who are secondary school students, will be honoured with plaques and monetary gifts to celebrate their academic excellence by a socio-cultural group, Enyaharo Isoko.

The Nigeria Prize for Literature, sponsored by Nigeria LNG Limited (NLNG), and the Rainbow Book Club last week in Port Harcourt, held a bookfest in honour of three shortlisted playwrights for the 2023 edition of the Prize.

Kekeghe’s Broken Edges is a beautifully scripted play which borders on lunacy. The mild and extreme maladies, which flood the scenes of the play, are metaphoric reflections of the effects of administrative failings and marital brokenness in the Nigerian sociopolitical space.

 Journalist and creative writer Henry Akubuiro, is among the three shortlisted finalists of the Nigeria Prize for Literature 2023.

From the disorganised characteristics of slum settlements, Yakubu Kareem creates impressionistic textures, exposing creative perception hidden in chaotic environment.