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Philip Muoghalu is a Nigerian poet and writer whose love for words began at an early age. From childhood, he found solace and inspiration in literature
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Korean Cultural Centre Hosts NICO Boss

Korean Cultural Centre Hosts NICO Boss

The Executive Secretary of the National Institute for Cultural Orientation (NICO), Dr. Barclays Foubiri Ayakoroma, was the Guest Playwright at the Korean Cultural Centre in Abuja at the second edition of Play Reading Party, organized by Arojah Concepts and Korean Cultural Centre last week.

Saving the Isekiri language

Saving the Isekiri language

Isekiri is one of the many indigenous languages spoken in Delta State. It is mono_dialectal and is spoken by the relatively small but prominent Itsekiri people located in the lands around the western part of the Niger-Delta.

I promote art and Nigerian artists, says Tessy Iyase-Odozi

I promote art and Nigerian artists, says Tessy Iyase-Odozi

Princess Tessy Iyase-Odozi is a painter, curator and prime mover of the moving art exhibition who has made name for herself in the art industry both within and outside. She is the CEO of Green House Art Gallery, located in Olambe, Ogun State and one of the few women slugging it out in the male dominated art business.

New Year Tragedy as fire guts National Troupe’s Artistic Camp

New Year Tragedy as fire guts National Troupe’s Artistic Camp

t was a bad new year gift for the entire staff of the National Troupe of Nigeria and especially the ten male artist dancers working in the performance company of National Troupe of Nigeria, as an early morning inferno last Monday razed down the male camp of the artistic hostel located just a few metres away from the snack and drinks bars popularly known as (abe-igi) at the National Theatre Iganmu, Lagos.

Dialectics of Culture in Contemporary Nigeria…

Dialectics of Culture in Contemporary Nigeria…

For NICO to engage in this innovative project means that its administration really understands the importance of taking inventory of our affairs. It is a clear evidence of the fact that the Institute understands that the culture sector can help, in no small measure, in massaging our ailing democratic process.