And they lived happily ever after’; that would be the best way to describe the beautiful ending of the theatrical performance of ‘The Noble Warrior-Eni Ogun’.

Lenders Consult International, organizers of the Nigeria Pitch Awards and other capacity building programmes, have announced plans to honour Africa’s brightest professionals, technocrats, athletes, scientists, musical and movie entertainers at a grand award ceremony early in 2025.

Imasuen Izoduwa Amowie is a Benin-based Real Estate developer who incorporates Benin culture into his business. He is the Chief Executive Officer of Ughoron Investment Limited.

Digital art is changing art creation, its reception as well as how it is valued. Trending in Nigeria for over two decades, the wave of digital arts championed by the Gen Z artists is sweeping across the industry.

One of the largest ethnic groups in Nigeria, the Igbos. They live in the southern and south-central of the country as well as in Equatorial Guinea.

An exhibition titled “Local Voices Against Slavery” which opened July 8, 2024, at the Nigerian National Museum, Lagos will run till August 10.

The International Holiness Pentecostal Church Nigeria, Grace Chapel, has launched the Book Club Launch and Advanced Masterclass Book Review, which aims to encourage improved reading and writing habits among Gen Z youth, reduce cybercrimes and criminality, decrease the influence of illicit drugs, and promote human capital development by fostering mental, social, and industrial capacity among the youth.

In a remarkable debut, self-taught filmmaker Kambili Ofili has taken the Toronto International Nollywood Film Festival (TINFF) 2024 by storm.

The Master of Ceremony, MC, the griot that still exists in some African cultures, the spokesperson of a group or party at formal events, the anchor of activities at fora involving debates or contentious exchanges.

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Award-winning Nigerian author of A Love like a Woman’s and other Stories, Dr. Razinat T. Mohammed, has described Nobel Laureate, Prof Wole Soyinka who turned 90 on Saturday, July 13, 2024, as one who thrives on controversy.

The Principal of Evangel College, Okokomaiko, Lagos, Deacon Moses O. Egwu, has told the 2024 graduands of the college that choice is a life catalyst that is available to all humans around the globe.

It is quite instructive that Bob Nosa Uwagboe’s participation in an international group exhibition in Poland is taking place at the same time when the Court of Justice of the Economic Community of West African States, ECOWAS, found the Federal Government of Nigeria guilty of violating the fundamental human rights of youths who participated in the EndSARS protest in October 2020.

The Advisory Board for The Nigeria Prize for Literature has announced a longlist of 11 books in contention for the 2024 prize, selected from a total of 163 entries. This year’s focus is on Children’s Literature.

The 7th edition of Timeless Memories: Elastic Effects of Wole Soyinka series opened Saturday, July 13, at Kongi’s Harvest Gallery, Freedom Park, Lagos.