The Arts

Veiled Silence: Oladapo’s journey for self-discovery

Veiled Silence: Oladapo’s journey for self-discovery

By Osa Mbonu-Amadi Visual artist and fine art photographer, Oluwadamilola Abidemi Oladapo interrogates the woman behind the face in her work, Veiled Silence: The Beauty of Becoming. The series is a collection of evocative images that metaphorically represent identity, highlighting the importance of realising one’s worth through introspection and commitment to change. In order to […]
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My Kind of Music: a night of reminiscence at MUSON Center

My Kind of Music: a night of reminiscence at MUSON Center

Right from the foyer of Agip Recital Hall, MUSON Center, Onikan, where day 2 of the 21st MUSON Festival personality programme, My Kind Of Music, was hosted, the ambience radiated royalty, pomp, and sheer splendor. 

Olaudah Equiano: The guts of a slave who became a writer

Olaudah Equiano: The guts of a slave who became a writer

The story of Olaudah Equiano, the Igbo slave, who played key role in the abolition of slave trade after becoming free 270 years ago, has been trending on Google search since last week. Google’s Taiwo Kola-Ogunlade said Google celebrated Equiano’s achievement with a Google Doodle, which made Nigerian users to race to Google to read more about the history behind the Doodle.

Go on, Nigerians!

Go on, Nigerians!

It featured Orji Uzor Kalu, publicising a nebulous political ambition, and showing his latest political party as the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC). Abia State is yet to recover from the eight years of legendary misgovernance it suffered under Kalu from 1999 to 2007, which were followed by another eight years of the same under his former lackey, Theodore Orji.