Mind of the Masters to explore Nigeria’s amalgamation through art
Book telling the history of The Good Shepherd Anglican Church
Artists mourn as Yusuf Grillo dies at 87
20 Fabric artists for Int’l Visitors Leadership Program
Runsewe heads Kogi’s Advisory Committee on culture & tourism
Why young people relate with my books — Ufuoma
NLNG-CORA 2021 book feast honouring 11 laureates
CIAN set to launch Nigeria’s Next President
I will use culture to unite Nigeria, says Runsewe
Fela the Spirit @ 24
Nigeria Int’l Book Fair awakening the giant in women
Case against gender-based violence
Aguddah’s artistic touch reverberates in Lagos
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SubscribeSearching for Greener Pastures: A reflection of challenges Nigerian migrants pass through in foreign land— Dolapo Ajakaiye
Mrs. Dolapo Ajakaiye is a Human Resource Manager who trains Nigerians in diaspora and a number of foreigners. She is also the author of a book “Searching for Greener Pastures,” which is a reflection of the challenges she passed through in life. In this interview, she talks about her migration to the United Kingdom, her […]
Succour for children with behavioural disabilities
At last, succour has come for children with behavioural challenges, autism spectrum disorder (ASD), and other learning and intellectual disabilities as a school Shades Of Life Care, SOLC has graduated its first students.
The African who wants to take over the abstract art scene
The truth of this stems from the ideologies of most Nigerian households. That art isn’t a safe career path, and it really isn’t, but I feel every youth aspiring to be one deserves the opportunity to try. Many Nigerian households will usually push you towards a safer path of design work like Architecture, that it will likely put food on the table
Working through an impasse: Exhibition in response to COVID-19 challenges
At a time when several countries across the world have adjusted to new normal brought about by the COVID-19 pandemic, which was made possible by the infrastructures and policies put in place by governments of these countries, Nigeria and Africa are still struggling to adjust to the current COVID-19 realities
Ndidi Dike navigates impasse with latest solo exhibition
Ndidi Dike has been consistent on the contemporary Nigerian art scene for over three decades, displaying a sense of assignment
Women take center stage in 2021 Nigeria Int’l Book Fair
Stakeholders in the book industry will converge both virtually and physically for the 20th edition of the annual Nigeria International Book Fair (NIBF) scheduled to hold at Habour Point Event Centre, Victoria Island, Lagos, Nigeria, from July 27- 29, 2021
Peace in the Abyss: An exploration of marriage as unpredictable phenomenon
From its inception in the famed Garden of Eden to present-day human society, marriage has remained a phenomenal subject of interest to humanity
Final showdown before Bini bronzes come home
As Nigeria’s Federal Government enters the fray for the custody of the yet-to-be-returned Benin artifacts, the contest takes a new dramatic turn, writes Prisca Sam-Duru
Calibrated Hope: Adeyemi’s and Aladegbongbe’s artworks for revival
As the lull created by the COVID-19 pandemic scare ebbs, the prestigious TY Workspace in Yaba, Lagos is set to assuage the thirst of art enthusiasts via a three-week joint exhibition, featuring the miniature artworks of Dr. Kunle Adeyemi and Dr. Aderinsoye Aladegbongbe of the School of Art, Yaba College of Technology
Unveiling ‘Miss Arts Nigeria’ pageant
Situated in the heart of Ikorodu, Lagos, Oshodi Art Gallery, a choice destination for schools and tourists, recently unveiled a cultural beauty pageant show, ‘Miss Arts Nigeria 2021’
Oleh Book Club flags off book donation campaign
OLEH Book Club has flagged off its books donation campaign to stock up the Delta State Library, Oleh, in Isoko South LGA, Delta State, and neighbouring school libraries, as part of the book club’s corporate social responsibility to the community
Oburu gi: Opata’s exit leap in Africa’s philosophical literature
Oburu gi (if it were you) that has been so much exposed to knowledge, would you not be sad that up till the present time, Africa’s sluggish development has continued to lack originality? Oburu gi that in your 70 years of scholarship, you are yet to create an indigenous theoretical framework but have all the while relied on theories from Aristotle, would you not retire a sad man?
Akinbode debuts with Colours, flavours of Lagos
By Japhet Davidson It is going to be a panaroma of colours for art lovers especially photograhy lovers as one of the foremost promoters of arts, Sylverscreen arts is set to give them a special treat in a photo exhibition tagged The Colours and Flavours of Lagos, a photo exhibition by Dayo Akinbode. For Dayo, […]
New book unveils top Ogun role models
The 304-page “50 TOP ROLE MODELS (MEMOIRS)” authored by Dada Olanipekun, Femi Olupe and Efosa Taiwo and published by Prestige Newspaper, beams its research torch on another 50 select exemplary citizens of Ogun State with outstanding charisma from diverse fields of human endeavors.
Visual narrative of Korea War
June is the month of Patriots and Veterans in Korea; a period set aside by the country to honour heroes who dedicated their lives to the service of the nation. The month was chosen by the Ministry of Patriots and Veterans Affairs in Korea to honour the noble sacrifices made by Korea’s heroes of the past
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