Regardless of how old you are, where you live, where you’re from or what your career goals are, everybody’s ultimate goal in life is to be happy and successful. Though this is the dream of all, but several factors have made it impossible for many to actualize that.

What began first as a small Afrocentric boutique hotel known as Bogobiri has in a matter of a decade, evolved into a dynamic cultural centre. Situated in Ikoyi, Lagos, Bogobiri has without support from any foundation or government, transformed the cultural landscape and imagination of thousands of local and international visitors to Lagos. Today, it has developed into a unique conduit for Nigerian art, music, food, film and drama.

Regardless of how old you are, where you live, where you’re from or what your career goals are, everybody’s ultimate goal in life is to be happy and successful. Though this is the dream of all, but several factors have made it impossible for many to actualize that.

IT was indeed a celebration of culture as the National Troupe of Nigeria, the Bayelsa State Cultural Troupe and the Kwara State Cultural Troupe showcased different types of Nigerian dance at the opening ceremony at the second Nigerian Cultural Week held in Nanjing Province, China recently.

LAGOSIANS who gathered at the Agip Recital Hall of the Muson Center Lagos, for the stage performance of Echoes From the Lagoon, a play written by Chief Rasheed Gbadamosi, witnessed two spell binding shows that left the audience, engulfed in a hilarious atmosphere, through out the evening.