In a rare collection of tributes titled, “On the Road to 50: A Collection of Inside Stories”, friends of media connoisseur Louis Odion, commemorate his 50th birthday with incisive essays, exploring his unique character.

Beginning from its sublime title, “Oceans in Your Lungs” to the last poem, “Moving Train”, Zainab Omotayo Raji’s new collection of poems features emotive images through which the poet mirrors life from divergent perspectives.

It’s another interesting period in the book industry as the 22nd Nigeria International Book Fair, NIBF, holds from Wednesday, May 10th to Saturday, May 13th, 2023.

When it comes to creativity, give it up for Nigerian artists. The major factor that prevents a good number of them from reaching their full potential and competing favourably with their foreign counterparts however, is funding.

By Prisca Sam-Duru As ‘Beyond Limit’ programme returns this year, nine ceramists have been selected to showcase their works at the Quintessence gallery Ikoyi, Lagos. The programme which seeks to address the under-representation of ceramics through exhibitions that promote the appreciation of the genre, opens on May 6, 2023. It runs till May 20, 2023. […]

By Chris Onuoha Alliance Française, Ikoyi, Lagos was a beehive of art lovers, collectors and critics last weekend as a young and talented artist, Johnson Ochega had his solo exhibition. The Kogi state born statistician turned artist proved through his numerous works of art on display that finding a niche where passion lies is the […]

The Nigeria LNG Limited (NLNG), sponsor of the Nigeria Prize for Literature, has announced that it received a total of 143 entries for the 2023 edition which is dedicated to drama.

To Osadebamwen Oviasogie, culture cannot be divorced from the moulding of a man’s character. Culture is the totality and wellbeing of a man.

It was a major come back for the National Troupe of Nigeria, NTN, when it resumed hosting its Play Reading Sessions, after five years break.

In the traditional African society, even among many today, a lot of the women who weave the hairs of other women into different intricate patterns for fees, never considered their works as an art form.

In conjunction with the Department of English, University of Lagos, the Clark family presented a new book chronicling the life and times of Nigeria’s foremost literary icon, Professor Emeritus, John Pepper Clark, at the Rahaman Adisa Bello Lecture Theatre, last Tuesday, April 18, 2023.

Nigeria’s multiple award-winning Professor of Musicology and Composition, Dr. Olusoji Stephen Olu-Ibukun of the University of Lagos, Nigeria, on April 20, 2023, hosted music enthusiasts, the academia and the general public at the Creative Arts Auditorium of the university.

By Elizabeth Osayande As April comes to an end, it brings in it nostalgia feelings of despair, pain, and longing to the families, and acquaintances of the abducted 276 Chibok girls, of whom 96 remain in captivity. Recall that between 14 to 15 April, 276 girls aged 16 to 18 were abducted from the Government […]

When Dr. Wale Ajayi and Abiodun Ladipo converge to showcase their works, art lovers will be served with art beyond the well-known common features between the artists.

Why it became necessary for women to write in Africa