I try to be Afrocentric in my writings — Obinna Chilekezi
By Chris Onuoha Obinna Chilekezi is a poet, author, teacher, literary critic and research fellow including insurance expert. His passion for creative writing, poetry precisely, spans over three decades with lots of publications to his credit. The Imo State-born social commentator, in this interview describes his journey into literary world as one with multifaceted background. […]
NCAC, Turkey parley on cultural development programmes
Plans have reached advanced stage for the National Council for Arts and Culture and the Republic of Turkey to roll out several cultural Programmes geared towards the socio-cultural and economic development of both countries.
Angela R Morris inspires readers in her debut book
Angela is a fresh voice in the world of self-help literature. Her first book, “Don’t Let Them Stop You! – It’s Personal” is a no holds barred book, (now available on Amazon) which encourages readers to dismiss the influence of others over their life and take charge of their decisions.
Arts in 2023 amid divisive general election
The year 2023 was a general election year. The highly divisive election that pitched Nigerian youths against old and corrupt politicians dominated a greater part of 2023, almost stifling arts events. But towards the end of the years activities in the sector managed to pick up.
Popoola’s large historical sculpture for Oba Elegushi
A magnificent sculptural piece of a lion showcasing a fusion of royalty, culture, history, and creativity was recently presented to Oba Saheed Ademola Elegushi, the Kusenla 111 of Ikate Kingdom, in his palace in Lekki, Lagos by sculptor and environmental artist, Dotun Popoola.
Synopsis of Bawa Amos’ origin of C’Lela Language
In his new book on the language of the Lelna people of Northwestern Nigeria, prolific writer and historian, Prince Bawa Amos reveals the multidimensional nature of language as the live wire of every society.
