New solo exhibition ‘Pure Water’ explores migration, environmental realities
By Prisca Sam-Duru & Onyeka Ezike Warm, smiling faces welcome visitors into Arami, a fine-dining space in Lekki, Lagos. But beyond its elegant setting, the restaurant is currently telling a different story, one of water, childhood, migration, freedom, history and the environment. The story is being told through Pure Water, an exclusive solo exhibition of […]
Portrait of Hope: Childhood cancer survivor who painted what she became
When 14-year-old girl, Oluchi Onyekwere, who had Ovarian dysgerminoma, was asked to paint whatever she wished to become in life, 8 years ago, little did she know she was creating her future career.
The odd beauty of Shegun Oseh
Shegun Oseh’s photographs tend to be double-tongued in this way; conveying either socio-politically charged interpretations or benign ones
Prof Alawode calls for collaboration between govt and media on environment
By Chukwuma Ajakah The Dean of Lagos State University School of Communication, Prof. Yinka Alawode, has implored the government to liaise with the media to get the public and all strata of the society adequately informed about its policies and sundry issues relating to effective and sustainable management of the environment. Prof Alawode made the […]
Keep alive African values – Orokpo
Retired Major General Joseph Orokpo, has stressed the need for the preservation of Africa’s cultural heritage so as to pass it on to the future generations.
Retired CP launches book on history of Igboland
By Nwabueze Okonkwo It was a gathering of Igbo intellectuals from various parts of Igbo land in the commercial city of Onitsha, Anambra State, at the launching of a book titled: History of Igboland, a re-appraisal of the origin of Onicha Ado N’idu, written by former Delta State Commissioner of Police, Onwa Ikechukwu Ayo Aduba. […]
