Antidotes for Corruption: The Nigerian Story is a book by Dino Melaye which no one can ignore. It is a work everyone will admire – except, perhaps, those who are exposed in the book, and who have refused to repent. All readers of this book, including repentant corrupt persons, will salute the courage of this Daniel in the den of corruption.

It was another wonderful outing for artist and teacher, Raqib Bashorun, who is unarguably, one of the most prominent contemporary artists in Nigeria as he unleashed another knock on the failure of Nigerian leaders in his solo exhibition tagged Realm of Freedom, an exhibition of recent work by leading contemporary sculptor Raqib Bashorun.

The National Association of Nigerian Theatre Arts Practitioners (NANTAP) will on Monday, March 27th, 2017, join all theatre practitioners across the world to celebrate the 2017 World Theatre Day (WTD) with the performances of Osusu and Beyond the Garb.

The popular saying that “travelling is part of education” was brought to the fore last week when Verdant Zeal group after visiting over 9 African destinations under the aegis of the annual expedition tagged “VZ Explore” showed the public their findings in a photo exhibition tagged Journeys and Discoveries.

Several centuries ago, in a remote village somewhere in Africa, a strict but handsome widower, a hunter by occupation, was said to have four daughters who were adjudged to be the most beautiful virgins in the entire land.