It is important to be clear from the onset! Our Bishop is an Atheist & Other Stories has neither remote connection with religion nor tangential relation with Episcopal illustrations. If suggestive words were used, they are mere coincidence whose nodal junction was facilitated by metaphoric expressions of issues of concern that the author chose to push with dialectical contradictions in a world of jaded face personalities who have the misery of fortune in displaying raw power, irresponsibly.

There is a prevailing notion that children’s literature must have moral lessons. But children’s literature doesn’t always have to be based on morality or have moral lessons.

Eminent Batik artist, traditionalist and past winner of the National Art Competition, Sangodare Ajala, is dead.

Across ages, cultures and climes, art has been instrumental in reconstructing and reshaping human experience in society.

. By Patience Ekwunazor Oimiyan Masquerade Festival is as old as the people of Ogute in Owan East local government area of Edo State. It is an annual event celebrated from the month of January to March on every Ogute market day. It is celebrated to appease the gods of the land for their protection […]

Not so many books have been able to create an interesting exposure into the dynamic difference and impacts modern technology has introduced into human endeavours in the areas of relationships, such as this.

Every Nigerian, except perpetrators of evil and their supporters, is fed up with the state of the country. This manifested in the display of hunger for pure entertainment at the just concluded annual music and art event, Felabration.

Nigeria’s prolific filmmaker, Rogers Ofime, is pushing the boundary in filmmaking with his new project, ‘Conversations in Transit’; a movie to be shot almost entirely on a moving train.

Deborah gathers the expanse of the human experience of love, life, and mental health in her debut collection of poems.

Normally, an event of this magnitude – the 60th birthday of the Editor-in-Chief and General Manager of one of the leading national newspapers in Nigeria, a two-term President of Nigerian Guild of Editors, Provost of the foremost journalism training institution and more – ought to have been planned at least six months ahead of the event. But because it is a well-understood norm at Vanguard that the Editor-in-Chief, Gbenga Adefaye, like the publisher, does not celebrate birthdays, nobody was prepared for what was coming.

In the weeks and months ahead, this book, “Gbenga Adefaye: The media man @ 60” will engage the attention of arts editors across the Nigerian media space and other reviewers. This is merely an introduction to what is to come.   

The 3-day activity-packed Quramo Festival of Words, tagged Qfest 2021, came to a resounding close last Sunday, October 3rd, at the prestigious Eko Hotels and Suites, Lagos.

From 13 to 15 October 2021, Nigerians and the international community revelled in the opulence of arts, crafts and culture offered at the International Arts & Crafts Expo, INAC, hosted annually in Abuja by the National Council for Arts & Culture.

The annual Ake Arts and Books Festival, a three-day cultural and literature-focused event, will, for the second year, hold virtually from October 28th – 30th, 2021 due to the Covid-19 pandemic that continues to disrupt global businesses and logistics.

The inaugural edition of the Africa-China Traders Conference (AfriChat), tagged AfriChat 2021, earlier scheduled to hold between October 22 and October 23, 2021, in Guangzhou, China, has been postponed.