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Reimagining reality from Yusuf Durodola’s New Gaze
Artistes in dilemma: How do we vote?
I am committed to the promotion of young artists—– Patty Chidiac
Jonathan enjoins writers to take reading to next level
Waiting for Sanity as tool to taming Post-Election Violence
Events that shaped 2014 Literary world
Homebound: for the love of country
Ecstatic documentation of reality in Debayo’s A Man Like Me
Saro 2 The Musical brings back Lagos theatre life
CBAAC, exploring culture as effective springboard for African devt
Akachi Ezeigbo…A million hurrays for a literary enigma
Indome story book, Apheyso’s xmas gift for children
Ilesha celebrates Iwude Ijesha festival
Debo Omotunde’s book offers clues on how to achieve dreams
De Class preach unity in troubled nation
Where are the Igbos?
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SubscribeEmenike’s book on entrepreneurship tackles unemployment
Nigerians desiring to beat challenges of unemployment and become self reliant in a poor economy, can now heave a sigh of relieve as the book, “Entrepreneurial Spirits Through the Seventeen Success Principles of Napoleon Hill”, has been launched. The book written by renowned businessman and philanthropist, Chief Poly Ike Emenike (MON and Odenigbo Nanka), the Managing Director, NEROS Pharmaceuticals Limited, was penultimate week at the Nigerian Institute of International Affairs, Lagos, presented to the public.
Chronicles of Ikenga
IT is unthinkable that Africans would at any given time, prefer to spend time in foreign prisons to being subjected to harsh economic realities of the time especially with the high level of insecurity, lack of social amenities, high crime rate, etc.
Phyno, Sound Sultan rock fans at Pepsi Trace Urban party
The crème de la crème of Nigerian entertainment industry, at the weekend thronged Tilt House, Lekki for the Pepsi Trace Urban party, to have fun and be in the mood for Christmas. The event was refreshed by Pepsi.
Asidere interpretes females models in his Muse
Since he graduated from Ahmadu Bello University, Zaria in 1988 with a first class in painting, Asidere has been a regular face in most exhibitions in Nigeria. In fact he is regarded as one of the best painters, and that was why the serene environment of Omenka gallery came alive again as art enthusiasts, collectors, artists, lovers and even students trooped to the gallery to witness the latest offering from him.
Chronicles of Ikenga
It is unthinkable that Africanswould at any given time, prefer to spend time in foreign prisons to being subjected to harsh economic realities of the time especially with the high level of insecurity, lack of social amenities, high crime rate, etc.
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