Onifade’s When Love Calls exploring Intimacy
Between What We See and What We Feel: Ololade Oletubo unveils ‘Mixed Reality’ in London
Asaju challenges Kumuyi, Adeboye to meet Buhari over Nigeria’s problems
With ‘Greener Pastures’, Alonge, Otori capture abandoned Lagos villages
Nigerian artist Bob-Nosa showcases ‘Police Brutality’ in Spain
Ajibade’s nuggets for life and living
Sensational ABBA returns with ‘Voyage’
The Unwritten Resume: Perception and reality demystified
Theatre Centrik begins season of performances
‘Awo’: Historical trip into life, times of Obafemi Awolowo
Humor Awards Secretariat calls for entry
From recycling, Adeyemi creates art of Waste Panorama
Igbo cultural group unveils Runsewe’s statue in Igboukwu
My art is puzzling, magical, consuming — Bob-Nosa
Prof. Victor Uwaifo: The big story I never told
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SubscribeThree finalists emerge for 2021 NLNG Literature Prize
The Advisory Board for the Nigeria LNG-sponsored The Nigeria Prize for Literature, has announced “The Girl With The Louding Voice” by Abi Dare; “The Son Of The House” by Cheluchi Onyemelukwe-Onuobia and “Colours of Hatred” by Obinna Udenwe as finalists for the 2021 competition.
Young Nigerian, Tobi Nancy Keshinro finds passion in art works
By Moses Nosike Tobi Nancy Keshinro is a young Nigerian who derives passion in art work and would want to make a statement with it in her forthcoming exhibition. She is of the opinion that art work should be preserved in our environment and artistes should be encouraged. She is the Chief Executive Officer of […]
Why we need to use arts, culture as suitable diversification options – Runsewe
By Jimoh Babatunde Over the years, Nigeria’s economy has been built around oil, which accounts for over 95 per cent of its export earnings, but the current plunge in global oil prices due to COVID-19 has further put a strain on her economy. So far, the government has come up with initiatives to successfully navigate […]
Second Edition of Camouflage: Best of contemporary writing from Nigeria released
The anthology which serves as a bridge between the “third” and “fourth” generation of Nigerian writers, boasts some of the most important names in African literature today as contributors
Book telling the history of The Good Shepherd Anglican Church
Church history is not a particularly prominent area in history writing, especially at a time the study of history has been so relegated in our institutions of learning. But to neglect church history will amount to a great disservice to Christianity and to faith
Artists mourn as Yusuf Grillo dies at 87
By Osa Amadi & Chris Onuoha Professor Yusuf Adebayo Cameron Grillo, (1934-2021), died yesterday (Monday), August 23, 2021, at Gbagada General Hospital after a brief illness. His passing away was announced by Otunba Babatunde Grillo. Grillo is one of the most influential figures and founding fathers of contemporary visual art in Nigeria. He was a […]
When I’m not writing I’m meddling with other people’s love lives – Tayo Emmanuel
I draw inspiration from real issues I witness in everyday lives to tell my stories. Am an incurable romantic, so I’m continually fascinated by the interplay and unpredictability of human relationships
FG, NASC and NASS unveil ‘seed game changer’, Plant Variety Protection Act 2021
The Federal Government and National Agricultural Seeds Council, NASC, Thursday, unveiled a seed game-changer, the Plant Variety Protection, PVP, Act 2021 to boost the nation’s seed and food systems
20 Fabric artists for Int’l Visitors Leadership Program
Twenty emerging, mid-career Nigerian fashion designers have been selected to participate in the International Visitors Leadership Program (IVLP), the premier professional exchange program of the U.S. Department of State
Runsewe heads Kogi’s Advisory Committee on culture & tourism
Kogi State Governor, Alhaji Yahaya Bello, has appointed a nine-man tourism intervention advisory committee to be headed by Otunba Segun Runsewe, DG of National Council for Arts and Culture
Why young people relate with my books — Ufuoma
Issues of love, romance and marriage are extensively covered by most faiths, but there seems to be a gap in reaching and connecting with the younger generation. Why?
NLNG-CORA 2021 book feast honouring 11 laureates
In the tradition of the Nigeria LNG Limited (NLNG) in union with the Committee for Relevant Art (CORA), the 2021 edition of CORA/The Nigeria Prize for Literature Book Party in honour of the eleven shortlisted authors for the Nigeria Prize for Literature, NPL, 2021, held Sunday, August 8, 2021
CIAN set to launch Nigeria’s Next President
‘Nigeria’s Next President’, written by President of CIAN, Mofe Jeje, will be launched on December 3rd, 2021 in Abuja
I will use culture to unite Nigeria, says Runsewe
The Director-General of the National Council for Arts and Culture, Otunba Olusegun Runsewe (OON) who is also the President of the World Crafts Council, African Region, has said that his ultimate goal as the Director-General of the National Council for Arts and Culture is to use culture to unite Nigeria and bring about sustainable peace and national development.
Fela the Spirit @ 24
Let’s just begin by stating that Fela the Spirit transformed into a higher spirit on this day 24 years ago.
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