The Arts

The transformative power of Omolade’s Molete Light Trails

In this body of work, Omolade photographs the ever busy Ibadan suburb at eventide, using light trails as patterns to depict vehicular movements, commuters' dispositions, and intersections. The resulting portrait unveils a city that is steadily on the move and never static.
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FG to establish Nigerian Air Force Museum

The Minister of Tourism Culture and National Orientation, Chief Edem Duke had disclosed plans by the Federal Government to establish the Nigerian Air Force Museum.

Artistes battle against extinction

EVERY nation preserves their arts to remain cultured. Every nation’s culture remains her identity and arts becomes a vibrant and commercialy viable industry. This is necessary to keep her country alive, preserve her identity, style, carve its history and originality; and to identify a people.

Soyinka, JP Clark, others mourn Kofi Awoonor in Lagos

IT was a unique gathering of writers at the Freedom Park, Lagos as Nobel laureate, Prof. Wole Soyinka and Prof. John Bekederemo-Clark led a group of Nigerian writers to pay glowing tribute to the slain Ghanaian poet and diplomat, Prof. Kofi Awoonor. Awoonor was killed at the Westgate Shopping Mall shooting in Nairobi.

Patriotic call to future leaders

As Nigerian youths daily find themselves caught up in the mess created by Bad leadership which has resulted in a dramatic upturn of individuals getting involved in societal vices, it is highly encouraging to still find some young Nigerians who are not just battling to stay afloat but also, making concerted efforts to impact positively on others.

FG to establish Nigerian Air Force Museum

The Minister of Tourism Culture and National Orientation, Chief Edem Duke had disclosed plans by the Federal Government to establish the Nigerian Air Force Museum.

Literati remember Kofi Awoonor

As the world and entire literary community mourn the death of one of Ghana’s most prominent men of letters, Kofi Awoonor, the organisers of The Storymoja Hay Festival, an event put together to celebrate writing and storytelling in Nairobi, which the Poet attended and was due to perform last Saturday evening as part of a pan-African poetry showcase before his death, organised a special tribute in his memory.

Artistes battle against extinction

Every nation preserves their arts to remain cultured. Every nation’s culture remains her identity and arts into a vibrant and commercially viable industry. This is necessary to keep her country alive, preserve her identity,style, carve it history an originality; and to identify a people.

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