Father and son moments with Fatai Tijani
The new collection by Fatai has four artworks in addition to the title frame, Father and Son. They are as follows: First Embrace, Lifted by Love, A Father's View, and A Father's Smile.
Arese Ugwu’s book tour continues to inspire
The book is a juicy tale about five girlfriends in Lagos, Nigeria navigating incredible money woes and …
Navigating the labyrinths of patterns in Ogundipe’s Mythopoeia
Ogundipe’s visual articulation is summative of the meticulous intellectualism of artistic forms of Yoruba artists over the years
Segun Olujobi’s Maafa rekindles memories of slave trade
The play really gave them a glimpse of how wicked man can be to his fellow being, it was cruel, sad and something not to dream of
Day Wole Soyinka ‘opened’ doors for South West writers
Scores of Authors and writers in the South west under the aegis of Association of Nigerian Authors led by Chairmen from all the six states in the region which comprises Lagos, Oyo, Ondo, Ekiti, Osun and Ogun states converged in Abeokuta, Ogun state capital to chat a new cause for their struggles.
Kakadu the musical set for African day in Johannesburg
FOLLOWING three years of very successful performances in Nigeria and Davos, Switzerland, the (spectacular) award winning “Kakadu” the Musical will be coming to the Nelson Mandela Theatre, Johannesburg as part of the Africa Day Celebrations from the 7th to the 18th of June 2017. This was announced yesterday by Claire Pacariz, the Executive Producer, Jo’burg City Theatres.
Me and My Environment, Nkwocha’s bold statement with waste
AFTER participating in many group exhibitions, Imo State born artist, Ernest Nkwocha last week broke the jinx when he held his first solo exhibition tagged Me and My Environment, an exhibition of Sculptures,
Falana, Brymo, Bantu, others thrill guests at German Day
THIS is a season of independence anniversaries of countries around the world. For weeks now, Embassies and Consulates in Nigeria have seized the opportunity of celebrating their independence, just as Nigeria marked her 56th year, to organize diverse activities to celebrate their freedom.
Osinbajo, Aregbesola, others eulogise Ladi Soyode at book launch
What Ladi has done today shows that there is a way for Nigeria to go, by writing literature, he has demonstrated that there is hope for Nigeria
Ola’s creative documentation on developing Africa through entrepreneurship manual out
The book examines the basics of entrepreneurial development and relevance in the much desired development of the continent
Performing arts, veritable tool for diversification-IFCOD
Nigeria’s performing arts industry holds a huge potential that can be used to effectively transform the nation’s economy and achieve greater prosperity, if properly harnessed. This was the assertion of the convener of the International Festival on Contemporary Dance (IFCOD), Mrs. Elo Inyeinengi-Etomi, while speaking on Friday about the event billed to hold in Port-Harcourt from 4th to 8th October, 2016.
