The Arts

War, betrayal, romance, loyalty in Odetola’s Morinade, Fabunmi’s Princess

War, betrayal, romance, loyalty in Odetola’s Morinade, Fabunmi’s Princess

By Japhet Davidson At a time when the government has removed History from the curriculum thereby dening students the opportunity of knowing their past, an Ekiti born writer, Kola Odetola, who is not happy with the development has come out with a new book titled Morinade, Fabunmi’s Princess, a historical drama set in 19th-century Yoruba […]
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New year package for  successful people

New year package for successful people

For many that crossed over to the year 2014, one thing that is on their mind is how to be among those that will be celebrated this year. That is the earnest expectations of many but according to Socrates, there is need to re examine our ways as an unexamined life is not worth living. For that to be actualised, there is need for one to look at certain steps one took in 2013 and how to put it in order in this year.

Kommon sense game card for enhanced  common sense

Kommon sense game card for enhanced common sense

At a time Nigerian graduates are being challenged to be proactive and employ their education creatively, a young graduate creates a card game he called Kommon Sense.
Kommon Sense Master Cards, a game made up of 72 cards, with very familiar subject matters in words and images, was created by Victor Prince Dickson, a graduate of University of Jos.

Nubia house launches three  albums in grand style

Nubia house launches three albums in grand style

In a bid to celebrate the yuletide and birth of Jesus Christ, art production house ‘’Nubia house’’ recently organised a special carol where they launched three albums at their Olufemi Ojo street office, Akowonjo.
The event kicked off with a rendition of the national anthem by students of Nubia House production and guests present , and after that some of the students in their unique way presented hymns that thre the entire audience into a solemn mood. Thereafter, the director, Mrs Titilayo Adebayo officially declared the event open.

Why music is good for you

Why music is good for you

There is not a single culture in this world of ours that lacks music. People across the globe have fashioned instruments of all sorts to express the musicality inherent in them. It is about the only thing that engages both right and left sides of the brain.

Ilulogy; to the rescue of dying culture

Ilulogy; to the rescue of dying culture

Culture they say is a way of life, that is why every society has its own and strive to maintain it. But one ugly incident is that since the so called colonisation by the foreign powers that super imposed their culture on Africa, the continent lost most of its culture.