By Isaac N. Obasi In Search of Development: Human Capital, Entrepreneurship, Politics and Leadership in Nigeria (A Book of Essays) is the title of a book written by Prof. C. C. Ukaegbu. Formerly of the University of Nigeria, Nsukka (UNN), Prof. Ukaegbu subsequently lectured in a couple of American universities, with visiting appointments in three […]

Chinwendu Emmanuella Chidi’s journey is woven into the very fabric of her writing. As a Lagos-born first daughter and the eldest of many sisters, leadership and care for others defined her from an early age.

Adetunle Sunday Micheal, known professionally as Micheal Able; his work reflects a developing practice situated between live visual direction and digital art

Nigerian writers, like their counterparts in the music industry, are currently taking front row on the global literary scene, pushing boundaries and expanding the frontiers of what the country’s storytelling prowess can depict.

The 2025 edition of the longest-running and most prestigious literary Prize in Nigeria, which is also widely recognized as one of the richest literary awards in Africa- The Nigeria Prize For Literature is nearing its end on a reverberating note.

The significance of Nigeria’s rich cultural heritage and works exploring themes of peace, harmony, co-existence and existence were copiously on display through Germany-based Nigerian artist Emmanuel Eni’s ongoing solo exhibition.

The exhibition honours an exceptional king—a nationalist to the core—who, in his coronation speech, made a clarion call to the Nigerian nation when he said: “This country must pull together, utilising our diversified resources.

“Time by itself means nothing, no matter how fast it moves, unless we give it something to carry for us; something we value.”

Frontline humorist and cartoon editor of The Sun newspapers, Albert Ohams, will celebrate his 60th birthday with an art exhibition titled Mastery and Milestones.

In line with efforts geared towards recycling for a green economy and sustainable environment, a five-week eco-art residency hosted by Nigeria’s leading recycling firm brings sustainability and heritage into creative dialogue.