The transformative power of Omolade’s Molate Light Trails
In this body of work, Omolade photographs the ever busy Ibadan suburb at eventide, using light trails as patterns to depict vehicular movements, commuters' dispositions, and intersections. The resulting portrait unveils a city that is steadily on the move and never static.
I’ll welcome miracle from Tinubu, but I don’t expect it – Ochereome
In this interview, Ochereome Nnanna, author of the new book, “BUHARI:TINUBU – How they Snatched, Shared Power” speaks on why he wrote the book, Buhari’s failure to Fulanise and Islamise Nigeria, and where he believes Nigeria is headed with Tinubu as president.
Eulogies for Odia Ofeimun @ launch of book on him
It was an afternoon of encomiums and celebrations when friends and associates of Nigerian literary icon, poet and polemicist, Odia Ofeimun, gathered for the public presentation of a book titled, Odia Ofeimun: In Search of a Common Morality, Essays, Tributes and conversations”.
The complex machinery of portrait painting
The portrait painting of the Vice Chancellor, University of Calabar entitled “Emergence” size: 221.5cm x 145cm is a mixed-media painting by Prof. Victor Ecoma painted in 2023.
Oyebode’s timeless lessons from his Traditions
In his forthcoming book titled “Traditions: An Anthology”, Nigerian writer, Jeremiah Oyebode explores the relevance of certain basic tenets of parenting to the life of an individual, using fictive personalities that mirror divergent character traits in our contemporary society.
Otigba’s new book relives Nigeria-Biafra war experience
By Chris Onuoha About 50 years after Nigeria’s painful civil war, book lovers are being regaled with yet another novel on that ugly experience. The new book, ‘I Remember: The Nigeria-Biafra War – Graphic Recollections of a Child’ left nothing to the imagination, as it captures most of the low incidents of the time, as […]
