The transformative power of Omolade’s Molete Light Trails
Reimagining reality from Yusuf Durodola’s New Gaze
Award galore as NANTAP commemorates World Theatre Day
Soyinka @ 81: WSICE rolls out drums for celebration
Ahubelem exhibits hand of love to Hearts of Gold
Rectify cultural policy,visual artists tells Buhari
The Great Leap, chronicling Fashola speeches
June 12: Our lost brother
Our Husband Has Gone Mad Again reignites Abuja theatre

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The DNA traits for success – entrepreneurial analgia
Quoting from the words of former President of United States, Theodore Roosevelt, “Believe you can and you’re halfway there”; it then becomes obvious that what bedevils the mind of an individual propelling the wheel of success is fear and not in the will to do. The buffer that secures wheels of entrepreneurial success in life is unalloyed self-belief sinewed and ornamented with well-thought out and proactive mind.
Nature meets art at Studio of Mode
Brilliant colours, beautiful ambiance, simplicity of orms and captivating digital photographs are some of the defining features that are bound to affect the imaginative responses of viewers as they savour the works on display at the Studio of Mode, an art gallery located inside Parkview Estate, Ikoyi, Lagos.
Why Jesus wept
“To know a person to a very high degree,you need to know what pleases them, so you can learn to do it, and what makes them sad, so you can avoid it.
Our expectations from Buhari’s administration – Writers
The reading culture especially among young people also needs to be revitalised. A reading generation is a leading generation, but rather, we have seen academic performance among students consistently nose-diving all these years due to multifaceted distractions. Government’s incentives and aggressive initiatives can make a major difference.”
Shock, as Tambe’s Paranoia ends in tragedy
It dawns on her that she’s alone and would have to marry one of her husband’s brothers. Now, she misses their arguments, she wants him to stand up and shout at her; she wants him to threaten her like he used to, but she knows he can’t. An idea comes into her head on what she can do to avoid embarrassment from her in-laws on herself and her husband. She decides to drink poison as the play ends in tragedy.

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