Award-winning Nigerian play Esther’s Revenge returns to UK for summer tour
Traditional Hairstyle among Nigerian Women
Decolonise the Mind re-opens New Nimbus Gallery
GTBank,Tate Gallery partner to promote Africa Art
Art of traditional pottery in Nigeria
Omenka Gallery, committed to production of knowledge
Reading makes a Nation
MUSON Graduation concert…
Africa in Agwudagwu’s festival of stories
How Gbenga Orimoloye’s Iwa speaks on human manner
NTN marks World Music Day
Inside Bisi Silva’s CCA
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SubscribeFestschrift in honour of Agwonorobo Eruvbetine
The Department of English, University of Lagos in honour of Professor Agwonorobo Enaeme Eruvbetine, who recently retired from the University of Lagos invites papers to be published in a Festscrift under the broad theme; Literature, Language and the Essence of Being.
Cambridge, Pan African University call for papers
The 2010-2011 Cambridge/African Collaborative Research Conference would from 24th through 26th August hold at the Pan-African University,Lagos.
Anyanwu’s lee way into Basic Nigerian Legal System
Basic Principles of Nigerian Legal System written by Chris U Anyanwu is an abridged rendition of the basic principles of Nigerian Law that grew from the author’s lecture notes at the Nigerian Law School as a lecturer, to law students who graduated overseas and needed to undergo further training in aspects of Nigerian law to qualify them for the Bar examinations.
I have something different to show the world – Mc Mouth Pizz
Mc Mouth Pizz is an enterprising young undergraduate of the University of Lagos, Yaba. As an up coming artiste, his love and gift in Dance, Music, Comedy and Acting gave rise to the establishment of an entertainment Troupe called Brave Word Entertainment.
Oji Ezinihitte Festival
From time immemorial, the worship at the shrine of Chileke Oriukwu has been the singular identity of the common ancestry of the teeming people of Ezinihitte Mbaise who originally camped and resided around Oriukwu. It was their belief that Orieukwu Oboama-na-Umunama was the seat of the creation of the world and the spirit.
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