War, betrayal, romance, loyalty in Odetola’s Morinade, Fabunmi’s Princess
By Japhet Davidson At a time when the government has removed History from the curriculum thereby dening students the opportunity of knowing their past, an Ekiti born writer, Kola Odetola, who is not happy with the development has come out with a new book titled Morinade, Fabunmi’s Princess, a historical drama set in 19th-century Yoruba […]
Ashluxe unveils Kalakuta Republic as homage to Fela’s spirit
Ashluxe, the trailblazing African fashion brand, set the stage ablaze with an iconic fashion show, showcasing its groundbreaking collaboration with the estate of the legendary Fela Kuti.
I would like to replicate my academic strides in music – N’naya
Cletus Famous Nwankwo, with the stage name, N’naya, is an academic and singer entering the music industry after seven years in academia.
My MBE celebrates African creatives – Olagoke
Nigerian-British artist, Lanre Olagoke, who is among the awardees of U.K honnours recently announced by the British Government, has dedicated his MBE award to the resilience of African creative professionals in Africa and diaspora, especially Nigeria.
NCAC, Turkey parley on cultural development programmes
Plans have reached advanced stage for the National Council for Arts and Culture and the Republic of Turkey to roll out several cultural Programmes geared towards the socio-cultural and economic development of both countries.
Angela R Morris inspires readers in her debut book
Angela is a fresh voice in the world of self-help literature. Her first book, “Don’t Let Them Stop You! – It’s Personal” is a no holds barred book, (now available on Amazon) which encourages readers to dismiss the influence of others over their life and take charge of their decisions.
