Bread and Butter: Connecting cultures through Marburg stage
By Prisca Sam-Duru On a warm evening in Marburg, Germany, a bakery became an unlikely stage for a powerful conversation about humanity.That was precisely on May 16, 2026, in Marburg, Germany. The premiere of Bread and Butter, an international theatre production by Kininso Creative (UK/Nigeria) and Hessisches Landestheater Marburg (HLTM), transformed a simple kitchen space […]
D’ artist’s expression of identity through Fireworks
The just concluded exhibition tagged Fireworks by Chike Onuorah, held at Terra Kulture, Lagos, shows that the Nigeria painter best known as D’Artist has succeeded in proving the point that irrespective of the challenges undermining Nigerian artists, he is bent on maintaining his energy in terms of consistency and creativity.
Omenka Gallery takes Ojeikere, Iroha, others to London African art fair
It will be a vibrant exhibition of colour, emotion and passion, as London gets set to host the first international, contemporary African art fair tagged Contemporary Realities: Shifting Identities this month.
2013 NLNG Literature Prize: How Ipadeola’s The Sahara Testaments beat 200 others
The race for the 2013 edition of the prestigious Nigeria Prize for Literature, sponsored by the Nigeria Liquefied Natural Gas (NLNG), which kicked off February, 2013, came to a positive conclusion last week, with The Sahara Testaments authored by Tade Ipadeola beating a total of 200 books, to emerge winner.
FG seeks UK aid to reposition creative industry
FEDERAL Government has called for support of the Authorities of United Kingdom (UK) in its bid to reposition creative industry in the country.
I have no regret being an artist – Angela Isiuwe
For the average young girl, especially one who grew up in a university environment, the choice of arts as a profession will be the last thing in her mind, considering the nonchalant attitude of government to arts and the level of arts appreciation in the country, but to Angela Isiuwe, that is not so.
Odun Omo Olowu: celebrating culture at its best
The atmosphere at the ancient kingdom of Owu was filled with festivity as prominent Nigerians gathered at the Gateway Secondary School, Ita-Iyalode, Abeokuta for Odun Omo Olowu, a new yam festival celebrated by Owu people.
Femi Kuti, Yinka Davies to thrill fans at Muson Festival
Music lovers from in and around Lagos will be thrilled with an all round entertainment as The Musical Society of Nigeria (MUSON) rolls out drums for a double celebrations of its annual MUSON festival and her 30th year anniversary.
Dissecting Group dynamics in corporate administration
Dr Fabian Ajogwu’s Corporate Governance & Group Dynamics is a 420 page work that examines the existing models of corporate governance in Nigeria with the aim of determining whether they are capable of dealing with the complexities of group structures especially in the banking and financial services sector.
Singing my own dirge, by McPhillips Nwachukwu
The beauty of dirge or funeral poetry came to my consciousness in my last year at the University of Nigeria, Nsukka, when I had to do my B.A, Thesis on the content and form of Igbo elegiac poetry for a degree in English. Since after that research attempt, I have come to the conclusion that the elegiac form, otherwise known as dirge offers the mind the most illuminating canvass for the expression of deep feelings.
Femi Kuti, Yinka Davies to thrill fans at Muson Festival
Music lovers from in and around Lagos will be thrilled with an all round entertainment as The Musical Society of Nigeria (MUSON) rolls out drums for a double celebrations of its annual MUSON festival and her 30th year anniversary.
