Ayetoro, the Sinking Sanctuary
By Chris O. Okunnuwa Ayetoro began as a town of woodholding itself above the water,a sanctuary raised to catch twin-birthsbefore the oro cult could drown them. My father taught the alphabets there.Now the letters are underwater.A blackboard leans in brineDesks, driven out of their rows.A window opens onto fish. Twelve times, armed men came for […]
Fadipe’s solutions to the problems of Nigeria maritime
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.
Goodluck Jane captivates London with solo exhibition – ‘Stitched Between Worlds’
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
Need to tell African stories, enthrone quality leadership motivates me – Edgar
Joseph Edgar, is an investment banker, theatre producer, playwright, and the brain behind The Duke of Shomolu Production, arguably, the fastest-growing theatre franchise in Nigeria.
Documenting human experiences @ Alexis Galleries
Recently, Alexies Galleries hosted a private viewing of a group exhibition titled ‘Persons and Identities’ by Richard Adusu, Victorien Bazo, Romaric Bidias, Alex Peter Idoko, William Tagne Njepe, Olamide Ogunade, Daniel Sowemimo and Marcel Tchopwe.
My theatre workshop offers therapeutic experience – Ohia
With over 15 years of trailblazing experience in the dynamic world of performing arts, Jennifer Ohia stands as one of Nigeria’s seasoned artistes to beat.
