IN a centenary when female writers are struggling to match up with their male counterparts, Belarusian author of “The Unwomanly Face of the War’’, Svetlana Alexievich has added a push to actualising this dream after she became the 14th woman to win the Nobel Prize For Literature.

THE 60th anniversary celebration of Peak has in so many ways, brought smiles on the faces of many Nigerian children. It began with the Peak Art and Craft competition tagged, “Vision Nigeria Art Challenge” held for schools in which over 62 schools were in attendance. Since then, winners have also emerged in its Peak Reach for Million Promo.

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It was an exposition of the rich cultural heritage of both countries at just concluded Korea-Nigeria Love Fiesta as cultural performances showcased the diverse cultures of the two countries.

Visual art lovers in and around Lagos will be treated to what can be described as the mother of all exhibitions as Arthouse- The Space, is set to showcase the big masquerade, renowned visual artist, teacher, Prof Yusuf Grillo in a solo exhibition entitled Igi Araba.

In an era, where the values and norms of the average Nigerian has been thrown into the dustbin and ill gotten wealth is celebrated with award of titles, the urge for people to make it at all cost has forced many into all sorts of crime.

IN its bid at repositioning the Creative Industry in the Nigerian Economy, the Lagos Chamber of Commerce,LCCI in partnership with the CORA Arts & Cultural Foundation (aka Committee for Relevant Art, CORA— organisers of the yearly Lagos Books and Arts Festival, LABAF), is set to organize what it tagged “EKO AKETE: Lagos Creative Industry Fair, LCIF 2015.

AS it was in 2004 and 2009 when no winner emerged for the Nigeria Prize for Literature, in the prose and poetry respectively, so it was last Friday, when sponsors of the Prize; Nigeria LNG, declared no winner for this year’s competition. At the Sheraton Hotel, Lagos, venue for the world press conference where the announcement was made, the mood of guests who waited in great expectation for who would be crowned as the next laureate in children’s literature, turned sour when no winner emerged.

Emeritus Professor Ayo Banjo-led Advisory Board for the Nigeria Prize for Literature sponsored by the Nigeria LNG, has announced that there would be no winner for the 2015 edition.