Inspired by the history and noble objectives of the World Book Day which first held in the United Kingdom and Ireland in 1997, the leadership of Career Builders Academy, CBA, inaugurated their own model of a day meant for the celebration of books and reading which included inter-class reading competition. 

Oummee is a Nigerian singer and songwriter with real name, Oumie Bosei.

Art lovers in Apapa, Lagos have pleasant things coming their way this season as Q Gallery, a prestigious gallery for contemporary art located in Apapa, Lagos, assuages their thirst through a three-week exhibition, featuring the works of two quintessential artists, Dr. Adeola Balogun and Nurudeen Popoola. 

March 30 to April 14, 2024, has been fixed for the 6th Miniature exhibition scheduled to hold at the Arts Hotel in Lagos. This was disclosed recently by Patrons Modern and Contemporary African Arts (MCAA), a leading art advisory and dealership firm, during a press conference held at the Arts Hotel, Victoria Island, Lagos.

In the heart of Victoria Island, “Moments of the Soul”, an exhibition featuring a collection of works from acclaimed visual artist and sculptor, Reuben Ugbine, is exhibiting at O’DA Art Gallery until March 16, 2024.

The former governor of Ebonyi State, Dr. Sam Egwu said last Saturday that Dr. Onu John Onwe’s new book, titled “Anatomy of Crime of Corruption in Nigeria (Constitutional Framework as the Tap-root)” is not just about corruption in terms of naira and kobo. Cheating one out of one’s right, nepotism and the structural imbalance imposed on Nigeria by Britain, are all corruption.

The Lagos State NYSC Batch 2015 B best serving corps member and SDGs Advocate, Dr. Gracefm Paul Nkem, also known as Ogizeh Florence, recently in a lecture organized by Tourists Club International in Lagos, expressed concerns about the transmission of bacteria infectious diseases and the effects of resistance of bacteria to antibiotics.

This essay by Assin Godstime is based on his 2020 book with same title.

This 382-pages book by Moses Fadipe is a compendium of activities in the African and Nigerian maritime industry detailing the author’s personal experience and observations spanning more than 30 years as a hands-on administrator.

Each work embodied a dialogue between tradition and modernity fabric fragments stitched into painted surfaces became metaphors for diasporic narratives, cultural hybridity, and the interconnectedness