Ulayi’s new book explores social security as driver of national development
Art and tourism: silent movers of the economy – Experts
‘Wakaa the Musical’ unveils with intrigues, betrayals
Why Nigerian languages are disappearing – Linguists
When A Past Came Calling for Joke Sylva, Lala and others
Okafor unravels the mystery of Ikeji Mask performance
Creativity, innovation as Africa designs tomorrow
Ex-PMAN president, Rosiji rewards Guarapad heroes
CBAAC Int’l lecture holds in Nsukka
Racing on the Himalayas
Let these lines speak
Theatre needs fresh voices, newer plays, audiences – Udobang
Exhibitions, plays, workshop headline Ake festival
How Grillo’s Igi Araba changed the face of art in Lagos
When words travel across borders

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Ikem explores the invisible effect of Depression
The word depression may sound very simple in the ears of many, but it is a silent yet virulent killer described by psychiatrists as “ the common cold of psychiatry.” But one fundamental issue about it is that despite its negative effect it has not received the deserved attention and worse still, little has been published on the subject all over the world and particularly in the African world. It is in response to this, that Dr Vivian Ikem, a scientist who has experienced it came up with a new book entitled, Shadows In the Mirrow: The Many faces of Depression.
Art and Life
The true professional artist believes it is a calling, therefore, an assignment by the Creator. The creative mind is triggered off into an irrepressible current of inspired mind. The ultimate assignment is equipped with a workshop to create joy, appoint laughter and to cheer and relax the spirit and the soul of man and therapeutically propel peace into man’s existence. Life with art accommodates and generates tolerance and also suppresses the fury of hatred.
G9 Artists on reclamation ride with Essentials
A new movement committed to the development of art practice in Nigeria in a special way has emerged. The group which is made of not just established artists, but those who have a pedigree with over 20 years studio practice are out to make a difference with their experience.
US-based author, Dureke empowers youths
Nigerian students who spend fortunes for education empowerment programmes abroad, will henceforth heave a sigh of relief as a US based Nigeria author, Dr Margaret Dureke through her American based organization, Women Empowered To Achieve The impossible, WETATi, now known as ‘We’re Empowered To Achieve The impossible’(WETATi), in collaboration with the University of Lagos, holds a three day conference on youth empowerment.
Mbadugha’s response to commercial arbitration challenges
With the view to increasing the number of quality materials that address issues regarding commercial arbitration in the law profession, a new book titled, ‘Principles & Practice of Commercial Arbitration’ by an expert in Maritime and admiralty law, international trade, oil and gas, commercial law and arbitration, Professor Joseph McCarthy Mbadugha, was presented to the public last week at the Four Point By Sheraton, Lagos.

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