Colours, culture on display as Victoria Island carnival lights up Lagos
The Benin Throne and its challenges
SAFFGLIA books sets leadership agenda for Africa
Kudos to a captivating, simply priceless book of knowledge
Thumps up to a simply written, little big book
Chronicles of a polluted region
Review: The missing link to true democracy
Yoruba Lalokun, promoting indigenous language in Nigeria
Poets, Musicians, Philosophers meet at Spier Poetry Festival
Akrisha, four others take Nigerian art to Dakar Biennale

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Home-based writers lack good editorial management — Kole Omotosho
Kole Omotosho is one of the Patrons of the prestigious Etisalat Prize for Literature and one of Nigeria’s veteran writers who has played leading roles in promoting African literature globally.
Cyndees in amazing walk through Badagry Slave Centre
In its renewed efforts towards addressing the vaccum created as a result of the removal of history as a subject from the school curriculum, the management and staff of Cyndees International Schools, Ewu Owa Gberigbe, Ikorodu, Lagos, took a practical step recently,when it took the children on an excursion to the Badagry Slave Centre.
We have transformed Abuja into a vibrant art city—Jeff Ajueshi
Thought Pyramid Art Gallery is one of the biggest galleries in the country, and definitely the biggest in Abuja. The gallery which has changed art history of Abuja is the brain child of Mr Jeff Ajueshi, who incidentally is the curator and Director. A native of Oghara, Ethiope West Local Govenment Area of Delta State, Jeff who did not study art, but is now one of the greatest art promoters in the land, in this interview reveals the motivation for establishing the gallery, the challenges, the choice of Abuja and other sundry issues.
How I became no. 1 Best Seller on Amazon—-Remi Owadokun
Remi Owadokun is one of the foremost weight loss and healthy living consultants in the country. The half Brazilian half Nigerian, had battled with her own weight earlier in her life but used a technique she created to lose the weight. Today she teaches people all around the world this same technique and has become popular for it.
Chinze tackles societal ills in Unfinished Business
For those who have followed the works of Mrs Chinze Ojobo, a well-travelled Nigerian artist who has exhibited most of her works in the United States of America and Europe, the works she displayed at the National Museum last week was a clear transformation from her formal paintings elements of strong hues and shades to a more intricate rendition mostly in installations.

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