New solo exhibition ‘Pure Water’ explores migration, environmental realities
By Prisca Sam-Duru & Onyeka Ezike Warm, smiling faces welcome visitors into Arami, a fine-dining space in Lekki, Lagos. But beyond its elegant setting, the restaurant is currently telling a different story, one of water, childhood, migration, freedom, history and the environment. The story is being told through Pure Water, an exclusive solo exhibition of […]
The Grime, Glory and Afropop documentary
Wonu Osikoya has through her charisma and analytical questions given us a close look into the lives of behind-the-scenes players of Afrobeats.
Afolayan’s stone sculptures speak at National Museum
Contemporary African stone carving is very rare but remains a flourishing art form which employs a unique fusion of traditional and modern techniques appreciated across the continent. Unlike other genres of visual art, stone carving is practiced by very few artists in Nigeria.
N’naya’s ‘Angelema’ celebrates women’s inner beauty and strength
In December 2023, N’naya, whose real name is Cletus Famous Nwankwo, released his debut single, ‘Jowo’. He is an academic and singer who has successfully defended his PhD thesis at the University of Leicester.
‘A Father’s Pride’ is for our environment, children mistreated across the globe — Chiazor-Enenmor
Ndidi Dorothy Chiazor-Enenmor is an award-winning multi-talented author and advocate for education, children’s rights, and cultural awareness.
Children thrill audience at CORA-NPL 2024 book party
The Shell hall of the Muson Centre was filled to capacity with smartly dressed kids. They were there for a party; not the usual party like birthday parties that children are used to.
