Award-winning Nigerian play Esther’s Revenge returns to UK for summer tour
Lagos Black Heritage Festival (LBHF) begins in grand style
Children Art Club, an equal Art engagement for children
Bom Boy has made a difference to my writing – Yewande
In season of sacrifice, Olajumoke’s dairies speaks for women
Melodies, colours herald Mount Of Ease anniversary
Owoseni’s The Career Leader points the way for youth
iREP@5: Remodeling documentary filmmaking in digital age
Theatre is dead in Nigeria — Prof Bayo Oduneye
Drama, documentary loud at women day celebration
Daodu of Theatre, Dapo Adelugba remembered in Lagos

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I sacrificed my liberty for my community —Imota Oba, Agoro
The Imota kingdom in Ikorodu, Lagos State, was amidst drumming and dancing recently as the ancient town celebrated the Osi Oba and Barifon festival which is celebrated once in three years. The custodian of the community’s culture, Oba Ajibade Agoro, the Ranodu of Imota Kingdom who was in high spirit all through the celebration, spoke to Vanguard about the festival and its relevance to the people of Imota.
Ipaye, Ajumogobia, others eulogise Abugu at book launch
Notable Nigerians, including the Lagos State Attorney General and Commissioner for Justice, Ade Ipaye, two time minister, Mr Dein Ajumogobia, and other legal practitioners and law teachers of University of Lagos, Akoka among others has commended Prof. Joseph Abugu for his giant strides in the field of law in Nigeria
Who wins Etisalat Prize for Literature 2014?
The Etisalat Prize For Literature which was initiated in 2013, is about to canonise yet another laureate as the 2nd winner of the Pan African Prize which honours début fiction writers across Africa.
Mega concert graces 2015 Lagos Int’l Jazz Festival
With plans in top gear, Inspiro Productions organizers of Nigeria’s premier Jazz festival – The Lagos International Jazz Festival have given an April 30th to May 2nd 2015 date for the much awaited annual Jazz Tourism and entertainment extravaganza.
VOTC 2015: Kids display dexterity in visual and literary contest
It was a great touring experience across the jungle in the Nigeria Conservative Foundation Park, (NCF) Lekki, the arena of the event, as 2015 edition of “Vision of the Child” (VoTC) arts contest ends with the 60 finalists drawn from 35 primary and secondary schools within Lagos State, participated in the live Painting and Literary Arts Competition.

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