The House After Everyone Leaves
FCT Art Teachers’ Workshop engenders creativity among pupils
Nigeria-South Korea cultural ties
Establishing IAAAS’ N60b AILI in Nigeria
Aguddah’s new works brings art to walls, spaces
Ndidi Enenmor exploring domestic violence in debut novel
My life and my society inspired my book — Adetunbi Owolabi
U.O.O Nigeria Plc holds 30th AGM
Life lessons from Tolu Akinyemi’s ‘booktiful’ love
Artpedia Nigeria holds ‘The Persistence of Time’ exhibition
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SubscribeMaigadi’s cry for visionary leadership in Africa
The book is divided into nine chapters. While chapter one gives an overview of the objective of the book, chapters two up to chapter seven details the qualities that the author considers to be the requirements for good leadership that could leave a legacy. Leaving a positive legacy is the outcome of excellent leadership. Such […]
“The Hill We Climb” that got America smiling
By Prisca Sam-Duru As long as the earth remains, there must always be a time for everything as written in the Holy Bible in Ecclesiastes 3 v 1-8. And to that list, we could add, a time of disagreement. A time of disagreement is a manifestation of the expression of diverse opinions and choices we […]
Denja Abdullahi as Protean Literary Spirit
By Sunday Agollo When beggars die, there are no comets seen; the heaven themselves blaze for the death of princes. The world is a stage and the people in it merely players. If a child washes his hands clean, he can eat with kings and elders. These three aphorisms popularized by William Shakespeare and Chinua […]
SOCIAL MEDIA RIFFS: Science is not more difficult than arts
By Kelechi Ihunanya Amadi I went alone to register my ward in a secondary school. After I had satisfied the documentary and monetary requirements, the registrar asked whether my ward was Science- or Art-inclined in order to allocate her to the appropriate class. I told her I didn’t know; that the girl would decide for […]
Biden and the bust of Churchill
By Chukwuma Ajakah Going by the momentous reactions that trail Joe Biden’s removal of the bust of Winston Churchill from the Oval Office, many may wonder whether that artwork has something to do with the rivalry between Biden and Donald Trump. Does the portrait of Winston Churchill obstruct Biden’s movements within the oval office? As […]
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