‘Japa No Easy’: Obadina’s poetry is unvarnished truth
By Femi Morgan One of the concerns of contemporary literature from Nigeria has been the struggle of the individual against the reality of migration. On that score, the writer does not paint relocation abroad in the sentiments of escapism; rather, they do so to aptly underscore the circumstances of survival. Therefore, the ‘japa’ rave remains […]
The gods are not to blame returns at MUSON
Ola Rotimi’s The gods are not to blame was re-enacted recently by the Drama Club of The Atlantic Hall Schools, Poka, Epe, at the Agip Recital Hall, MUSON Centre, Onikan Lagos.
Unraveling the history of Lagos Brazilian Quarter
Atlantic Triangle, an exhibition of artworks organised by the Goethe Institut, Lagos, is set to tell the historical reconstruction of the conditions of exploitation through timely configuration of cultural dynamics and interdependence of the Brazilian Quarter in Lagos.
Amos Bawa Telling the brave history of the Zurus
The British colonial administrators had discovered the Lelna peoples’ bravery quite early, hence they admired and enlisted many of them into the First World War between 1914 and 1918
Burn Again 2: Evelyn the virgin on campus
A lot of men, both in and outside the Lord, had approached her concerning things like friendship and marriage, but they did not meet her requirements
Unraveling the history of Lagos Brazilian Quarter
Atlantic Triangle, an exhibition of artworks organised by the Goethe Institute, Lagos, is set to tell the historical reconstruction of the conditions of exploitation through timely configuration of cultural dynamics and interdependence of the Brazilian Quarter in Lagos.
