Between What We See and What We Feel: Ololade Oletubo unveils ‘Mixed Reality’ in London
September 1, mixed media artist Ololade Oletubo will take over Afrahouse Gallery, London, for Mixed Reality, a solo exhibition
Vanguard names Otunba Runsewe Arts, Culture & Tourism Icon
The Director-General of National Council for Arts and Culture and President, World Craft Council (Africa Region) Otunba Olusegun Runsewe (OON), was on February 14, 2024, named the prestigious Vanguard Personality of the Year Arts, Culture & Tourism Icon.
OTUNBA SEGUN RUNSEWE: Arts, Culture & Tourism Icon
If there is any Nigerian alive today who is qualified to wear the crown of Nigeria’s Arts, Culture and Tourism Icon, that person is Otunba Olusegun Runsewe (OON). It would also be fitting to award him the title of Chief Priest of Nigeria’s Arts, Culture and Tourism, because he knows where the bodies are buried in those three inseparable sectors.
Literary Review: ‘HIM, HER & I’ by Opeyemi Akintunde — Love story that cuts close to home
Some novels entertain you. Others enter you. HIM, HER & I is one of those rare stories that quietly slips under your skin but with emotional precision
Anatomy of corruption in Nigeria: Britain planted it – Dr Onu
The book, “Anatomy of Crime of Corruption in Nigeria (Constitutional Framework as the Tap-root), Volume 1 and 2, authored by Dr. Onu John Onwe, turns out to be the first time a researcher and author has gone to the root cause of corruption, proffering solutions. Others have been treating the symptoms of corruption.
Kifaya’s book mirrors silent war between religion, modernism
‘Hajara The Hijabie’ is KifayahAjibade-Bakare’s new novel for children. Ajibade-Bakare, writer, and publisher of children’s books, proves in the book how passionate she is about assisting children overcome pressures that arise due to differences in culture and identity. With over five years of experience, she has written lots of books to inspire Muslim kids.
