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.
BeepMAGNET unveils entrepreneurial platform for youths’ empowerment
BeepMAGNET International Group has introduced two of its e-compliant entrepreneurship and empowerment innovation platform called the GoldClub 3.0 and the BMCoin.
Nigerian Kehinde Wiley to paint Obama’s portrait
Former U. S. president Barack Obama, has picked Nigeria’s Kehinde Wiley, to paint his official presidential portrait.
No hiding place for politicians in Niyi Osundare’s poem
Niyi Osundare, a prolific Nigerian writer, poet, essayist, playwright and social critic wrote The Politician’s Two Mouths against the backdrop of the prevailing political climate in Nigeria during the Shehu Shagari-led Second Republic overthrown by the Buhari-Idiagbon junta on December 31, 1983.
ASABA MASSACRE: I feel insulted when people talk about forgiveness – Emma Okocha
Emma Okocha is the author of the book “Blood on the Niger.” He is also a Human Rights crusader and conflict studies expert. He was recently honoured by the Asaba community for his pioneering work on Asaba massacre and for accurately telling the story of the genocide. In this chat with OSA AMADI, the author recounts blood-chilling events of the Asaba massacre which forms the thesis of his book, “Blood on the Niger.”
The ideas of Norman Vincent Peale, great writer of all time
At any point in one’s life where one no longer has any problems, says Norman Vincent Peale, that person ought to cry out to God saying, “Lord, don’t you trust me any longer? Do you think I am no longer capable of solving problems? Please let me have some.”
