There are different views and opinions about what the museum stands for. In this part of the world (Africa), misconceptions trails the word “museum” the most prominent reason to explain this is lack of proper education. Many people form the habit of referring to the museum as a place where rejected things (Christians & Muslims) are dumped.

Recent emergence of third tier art market for Nigeria’s visual art has necessitated the existence of a reliable business enlightenment platform for business entrepreneurs who may want to invest their money in the new market.

Prolific writer and researcher, Ozah Michael Ozah is a trained lawyer. His passion in the study of the history and culture of the Ukwuani speaking people of Delta State has resulted in the birth of seminal and referential books on the previously not well documented ethnic group.

The National Arts Competition(NAC) organised by the African Artists’ Foundation(AAF) with sponsorship from the Nigerian Breweries which was inaugurated in 2008 with the theme, Unbreakable Nigerian Spirit has so far experienced very exciting and colourful journey as this year’s edition witnessed a massive turn out of participants and guests at the Civic Centre, venue of the exhibition.

Last week, Nigerian artists met at the Centre for Contemporary Art, CCA,Yaba, Lagos to review the roles of members of the clime during the infamous one week national strike called by labour to challenge Federal government’s removal of subsidy.