Tochi Opara holds a Masters degree in Law, LL.M, from the University of Lagos, and is a member of the Nigerian Bar Association and Associate member of the Standing Committee of Mediation Advocates, ASCMA, UK. Opara, who has just discovered another viable means of expressing her views on topical issues to a wider audience – writing – speaks on her new book titled “21st Century Parenting”, and other issues

By Japhet Davidson IFEANYICHUKWU Oraemeka is one of the female curators making waves in the male-dominated art industry. Ordinarily, seeing her in an exhibition hall, one would conclude that she is either there as a collector or someone with the family to view art works, but that was not to be, the young beautiful graduate […]

By Elizabeth Osayande GONE are the days when writers are referred to as beggars. For Mrs. Awele Ilusanmi, not only can authors make money from their craft, they also get recognition and support with the right network.  Mrs. Ilusanmi is an acclaimed self author of two books: Comforting Arms- A Compilation of motivational Christian Poems: […]

New research reveals that African arts are some of the continent’s most notable modernist artists; together they provide a range of insights into the interests and concerns that pervaded the era of independence.

It has been almost three decades since the late Alhaja Kudirat Abiola died. In this interview, one of her children, Alhaji Jamiu Abiola, a prolific author who wrote “The Stolen Presidency” shares his plans to use a new NGO to further immortalise his mother, Alhaja Kudirat Abiola

Recently, the United States Consulate General in collaboration with Tender Arts Nigeria unveiled an “Arts and Medicine Innovation Hub” hosted at the Federal Neuropsychiatric Hospital, Yaba, Lagos

When Robert Pinsky says “the art of poetry is in the sound of words”, it introduces the degree of aesthetic effect that comes with the creative mixture of form and content in art generally

Netherlands-based Ranti Akintobi, who works full time as a Finance Manager, was born in Ibadan, Oyo state, Nigeria. The author of “The Royal Visit” is fascinated by diverse cultures of peoples across the globe, having lived in three continents (North America, Europe, and Africa) in London, Chicago, New Jersey, Ibadan etc

For four years now, little Leah Sharibu has been missing in her schools’ Children’s Day celebration. Not only that she has been transformed against her will into a teenage mother of two as we heard in the news, but she has also been forcefully converted to Islam by her captors

In a rare show of collective grief, celebrated and emerging poets within and outside Africa, present a synergy of voices, mourning the demise of Pius Adebola Adesanmi