In his bid to change the narrative during summer holidays, self-taught artist and director/founder of Win Arc Gallery, Archie Abia, established the summers art class for students within his vicinity.

Once again, Korea lit up Lagos, Nigeria with a pulsating fusion of music, dance, fashion, as its embassy in Nigeria and the Korean Cultural Centre Nigeria hosted the K-Heritage Festival.

At the core of Nigeria’s internationally acclaimed artist, Onyema Ofoedu-Okeke’s recent works now showing at Truview Arts and Frames Gallery, Ikoyi, Lagos, is the need for true leadership.

Momentum continues to build around “Leading in a Storm” as a new wave of prominent Nigerian thought leaders—Prof. Tunji Olaopa, Dr. Toye Sobande, Dr. Ademola  Adebise, and Dr. Michael Onuoha—praise the book’s relevance, clarity, and actionable frameworks for navigating complexity in both public and private sectors.

In recognition of their contributions to the preservation of the cultural and historical heritage of Lagos State, the Lagos State Records and Archives Bureau (LASRAB) during the week, honoured distinguished individuals during its commemoration of the International Archives Day.

In the midst of turmoil and uncertainty, effective leadership is more crucial than ever. ‘Leading in a Storm’ by Dakuku Peterside, a renowned Nigerian newspaper columnist and political analyst, offers timely insights and practical guidance on navigating diverse forms of crises that could disrupt personal or organisational progress.

The recent passing of Dr. Jane Goodall at age 91 marks the end of a remarkable journey that transcended groundbreaking scientific discoveries. Beyond revolutionising our understanding of chimpanzees and animal behavior, Goodall’s life offers a compelling blueprint for healthy aging and longevity: a legacy as inspiring as her research.

The JAPA Film & Art Group Exhibition is set to open on Sunday, October 5th, 2025, at the Thought Pyramid Art Centre, Ikoyi, Lagos, offering a compelling dual-channel project that confronts one of the most urgent realities facing Nigeria today: the mass migration of its youth.

This October, the historic city of Onitsha in Anambra State will once again burst into a jubilant display of culture, tradition, and community spirit as it hosts the much-anticipated Ofala Festival.

Obianuju Agbo, simply known as Uju Agbo on stage, is a seasoned gospel singer and songwriter with over 13 years of experience enriching communities through spiritually uplifting music.