Reimagining reality from Yusuf Durodola’s New Gaze
Durodola explains his motivation in framing perception as both a subject of interest and method, saying, “While the eyes allow us to see, it is perception that enables us to negotiate the presence of our reality.”
The portrait of a tyrant in Chimamanda’s Purple Hibiscus
The protagonist masquerades as a devout Catholic, philanthropist, moralist and social crusader in public purview. At home, he sets an unrealistic standard of behavior.
How Oluwaseun Otitoola won 9mobile Photography Competition 2017 with borrowed camera
Budding photographer, Oluwaseun Otitoola, has emerged the winner of the 2017 edition of the 9mobile Photography Competition, a talent development initiative of 9mobile, Nigeria’s most innovative and youth-friendly telecommunication company.
N88 Billion War Compensation: Soyinka, Kukah as Writers of Conscience
I don’t strive for popularity or heroism researching on the gruesome death of my kith and kin. In this terrible journey, I have witnessed death centers like Buchenwald, Mauthausen, and Dachau in Europe.
Ooni of Ife marks Moremi festival amidst pomp
The Queen Moremi Ajasoro Festival was celebrated on Wednesday November 1 at the Ooni of Ife’s Palace with streams of activities making it excitingly memorable. Moremi festival is an annual event in commemoration of the great Amazon in the history of Yoruba race, Queen Moremi Ajasoro, a princess from Offa married to Oduduwa, the cradle of Ile Ife dynasty and custodian of Yoruba heritage.
LITERARY ANALYSIS : The burden of tribal politics in Ngugi Wa Thongo’s, The black hermit
The Black Hermit, revolves around Remi, a young and vibrant nationalist, who as a university student, had vigorously campaigned for the ruling Africanist Party and mobilized his people, the Marua tribe, to vote it into power.
